Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace: a jewel of elegance and history
Located at the gateway to Paris, the Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace offers a luxurious getaway in a place steeped in history.
Since its inauguration in 1910, this prestigious hotel has been the epitome of refinement. Nestled on the edge of the Château de Versailles park, it offers breathtaking views of the royal estate, top-notch service and unique experiences that appeal to travelers from all over the world.
A legendary address steeped in history
Built on the former grounds of the Capucins, the Trianon Palace quickly attracted the great figures of its day, such as Marcel Proust and Sarah Bernhardt. During the First World War, it became a military hospital, then played a central role in the drafting of the Treaty of Versailles in 1919. Today, this historical legacy is reflected in the prestigious Salon Clémenceau, meticulously restored.
Luxury and serenity just a stone’s throw from the château
The Waldorf Astoria Versailles offers 199 elegantly decorated rooms and suites with spectacular views of the park or gardens. Every detail, from the marble fireplaces to the Frette bed linen, embodies comfort and luxury. The Spa Guerlain, a veritable oasis of well-being, offers exclusive treatments, an indoor heated pool and yoga classes in a peaceful setting.
Exceptional gastronomy
The hotel is also a culinary destination of choice, with two iconic restaurants. The Michelin-starred Gordon Ramsay at Le Trianon, under the direction of chef Gabriele Ravasio, captivates with its creativity and quality ingredients. At La Véranda, French cuisine classics are revisited in a warm atmosphere, ideal for enjoying the view over the park.
A tailor-made experience
The Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace offers more than just exceptional surroundings. It offers unique experiences, such as private tours of the Château de Versailles, carriage or classic car rides, and picnics in the royal gardens. Personalized service and attention to the smallest detail make every stay an enchanted interlude.
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