Hôtel Westminster

I loved this hotel. I stayed in room 405, it had a large bedroom and a large marble bathroom. The air conditioning was very good. The lounge was very high end with reasonable cocktail pricing. I would recommend staying here, I know I will when I come back to Paris!

We were able to get a great rate at this hotel, and it was the only one that seemed to have reasonable rooms available over Easter weekend. Rate was around 200 E while everywhere else in the area was at least double.
The good: the location is great, the concierge is helpful, the price is good and the restaurant is wonderful (although you need reservations).
The bad: breakfast ends at 10 (even on Sunday!!!), the room is TINY, the cleaning ladies have no idea when you are checking out and will try to clean before you have even left the hotel on your last day (more than once!), the showers are heinous with very low water pressure and drastically changing temperatures and the shampoo is horrible, the pillows are very uncomfortable and make it difficult to sleep and the temperature in the room is difficult to maintain.
I can deal with the small room and having to tell the cleaning ladies to come back later but I would only stay here again if there were better pillows and a better shower.

This is our favorite hotel in Paris. We have come here every year for many years. The staff are wonderful! Nicolas, the concierge, is absolutely delightful. We look forward to his charm, wit, and expertise year over year. He is warm, helpful and genuinely kind. His English is flawless to the point that I feel guilty speaking French! and Nicolas in reservations, is equally kind, patient and as fluent in English as he is French.
This is a hotel with heart and soul. Not pretentious and snobby, but in a fabulous part of Paris that is easily accessible to everything. And the piano bar is divine!

Bonne prestation
Chambre spacieuses et très propre. Le room service est rapide et bon. La réception sympa et efficace.

Hotel Westminster is a great place to say in Paris. Located on Rue de la Paix, it is centrally located right near the Opera. You can walk almost anywhere are there are also a few metro stops in the area.
The rooms are nice and the beds are comfortable. We had a two room suite that was really nice. There was also an outdoor patio right off our room that was a common area and a great touch.
The hotel piano bar is amazing and a great place to get a drink. The décor is really nice and the entertainment was fabulous.
The hotel staff was incredibly nice and everyone spoke English. They set me up by delivering champagne to my room for my girlfriend’s birthday and their dinner recommendations never disappointed.
The reservations also include breakfast which should not be overlooked. The Hotel Westminster breakfast is stellar. The spread is grand with eggs, meats, cheese, yogurt, pastries, cereals, etc. and everything is good. The coffee is also amazing. This is really the best way to start off a long day of touring Paris.

This rather discreet luxury hotel near Place Vendome has one of the loveliest, coziest piano bars in the city. Located in the back right corner on the hotel’s ground floor the 30-​person bar has the look and feel of a posh private reading room with mahogany exposed beams, green leather club chairs, framed portraits, book shelves, a fireplace and super romantic lighting.
I’ve been to the bar at least a half dozen times, but each time I come back my adrenaline surges as if it’s my first. There is just something profoundly pleasing about this place that makes you want to stay forever. Unfortunately, though, the elevated prices of the drink menu keep those fantasies in check, and I wind up staying as long as one, max two, drinks allow.
So if you’re ever in the area and are craving a dose of affordable indulgence, pop inside the Westminster for a drink.

This review is from January 2010.
Located on a great avenue in Paris just past Place Vendome. Upon arrival the front desk staff was friendly and accommodating to early arrivals. The room was as reserved and they even provided an upgrade. The bathrooms were white marble and very large. The sleeping quarters were comfortable and very nicely furnished and maintained. In the evening the bar area had a great piano player and the cocktail list was very extensive and tasty. My office is a bit away on Quai Austerlitz but this hotel is centrally located to the Louvre, fashion district, and not a bad walk to the champs. The shopping in the area is great and upscale, as are the cafes.
I really enjoyed my 5 night stay and will return when on business or with my wife on holiday.

Hôtel traditionnel de six étages situé au cœur de Paris, entre l’Opéra et la place Vendôme, à dix minutes du musée du Louvre. J’ai passé deux nuit à l’hôtel Westminster qui se sont très bien passées. L’hôtel est traditionnel et vous retrouver l’esprit des grands hôtels parisiens.
Un grand coup de chapeau au personnel aussi bien à la reception, toujours souriant et là au besoin.
La chambre était spacieuse (suite) avec vue sur la place Vendome. Quand au décor il est typiquement baroque, renaissance voire victorien. En effet il faut aimer ce genre d’ambiance, lumières très tamisées, tapisseries et lustres. Egalement coup de chapeau au bar avec un personnel tres attentif et courtois. De même j’ai testé le fitness au dernier étage avec un hammam magnifique.
Je recommande vivement cet hôtel pour un séjour sur Paris.

Le bar du luxueux hôtel Westminster complète la gastronomie du restaurant Le Céladon par une petite carte au déjeuner et des grignotages toute la journée.
Les repas servis proviennent de la cuisine du chef étoilé.
A la carte du Duke’s on trouve le cocktail de crevettes relevé à l’Espelette, le Burger de boeuf de Kobé, la paupiette de veau avec purée et champignons et pour le dessert, on se laisse tenter par la tarte citron et son sorbet.
La formule à 35 EUR avec la suggestion du jour est servie de 12h à 14h30. A la carte, à partir de 41 EUR.
En journée, service de grignotages avec Club Sandwich, croque– monsieur, tartines et mignardises; compter de 13 à 25 EUR.
Le Bar est ouvert de 7h jusqu’à 1h du matin.
L’ambiance est plaisante, faite de fauteuils accueillants en cuir vert, de boiseries ouvragées, de tentures et de poutres peintes en vert foncé et d’une vaste cheminée pour conforter le style cosy de club britannique.
L’accueil et le service sont exemplaires.
Un magnifique petit espace de confort, de luxe et de tranquillité.

Petit bar sympa pour les amateurs de jazz

Si vous aimez les dorures, les lustres, les beaux tapis…
Situé entre le Café de la Paix et la place Vendôme, l’hôtel Westminster est à l’ombré du Ritz, le palace par excellence. Il a toutefois les atouts de ce type d’hôtel: tapis moelleux, lustres, dorures, etc. Pas vraiment moderne, classique, valeur sûre.