OUR HISTORY

Acquired in 1978 by Philippe Thomas, then taken over by his children, the Château Frontenac 4* hotel is housed in a superb freestone building. Forty years later, the Château Frontenac 4* hotel is an address known to insiders who appreciate its location, its welcome, its services and its luxury without ostentation. A hotel that bases its originality on sharing, linking family tribe and circle of friends, businessmen and travellers from around the world, all in love with Paris and its indefinable appeal.

The Château Frontenac 4* hotel once housed the cabaret Le Gerny's, where the legendary Édith Gassion, the "Môme Piaf", who was not yet the legendary Édith Piaf, debuted.

Over the decades, the hotel has reinvented itself, while retaining its original soul, with decorative elements and period stained glass windows, as refined as they are spectacular, reminiscent of the Roaring Twenties.

As soon as they enter the hotel, visitors are struck by the spacious volumes, enhanced by the luminosity from the sky that floods the reception lounge and invites the eye to discover the marvellous Art Deco glass dome, unveiled during the renovation of the hotel.

SERVICES

THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

A few metres from the 4* Château Frontenac hotel there are some visits and shopping addresses you simply can't miss: the Arc de Triomphe, The Louis Vuitton Foundation (direct shuttle service every 15 minutes from Place Charles de Gaulle, at the angle of Avenue Friedland, two minutes walk from the hotel), Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Avenue Montaigne. As you stroll down the Champs-Élysées, cultural attractions await at the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais, both within walking distance. 

Walking in the surrounding area, you can also visit many museums located less than half an hour away:

Whether you are heading towards the Right Bank or the Left Bank, the french capital is full of activities and districts to explore that can be quickly reached from the hotel thanks to the proximity of many transports.