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Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace
Versailles, France
1 Boulevard de la Reine, Versailles, France, 78000
Original Property Opened in 1910
Historic Hotels Worldwide member since 2026
Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace is a historic, luxury hotel offering an elegant stay on the edge of the Palace of Versailles estate and is 30 minutes from Paris. The historic hotel is renowned for its serene setting, elegant 20th-century architecture blending royal history, Belle Époque architecture, and exceptional hospitality. Its elegant salons and landscaped grounds serve as a luxurious retreat, embodying the intersection of diplomacy, artistry, and society that had long defined its character.
The hotel offers direct access to one of France’s most significant cultural landmarks and is steps from the Gardens of Versailles. Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace location provides guests with a rare balance, combining its presence to the palace and a quieter, retreat-like atmosphere surrounded by magnificent foliage.
Discover
- Discover the historic Waldorf Astoria Versailles – Trianon Palace, an early 20th-century hotel built to complement the scale of Versailles. Its architecture stems from the ambition behind its original vision as a destination for luxury travel. The building continues to carry that presence throughout the guest experience. That winter, the company named “Trianon” was registered and was deliberately chosen to evoke the nearby Grand and Petit Trianon.
- Discover the hotel that welcomed notable figures, such as Marcel Proust, banker Étienne de Montgolfier Lafitte, and the famed actress Sarah Bernhardt. Artists and culutral icons including Paul Valéry, Sacha Guitry, and Marlene Dietrich, also found respite within its tranquil setting, while business titans like John Rockefeller and J. Paul Getty made it their choice retreat when visiting France. Over time, the historic hotel became known as a gathering place for cultural and social exchange.
- Discover a place shaped by significant moments in history, from serving as an auxiliary hospital during the First World War and later playing a key role in the events leading to the Treaty of Versailles. Negotiations were held in a reception room that now bears the name, Georges Clemenceau where the terms for the agreement was signed shortly afterward in the Palace of Versailles. Beyond hospitality, the hotel's spaces have served historic purposes that contribute to its ongoing significance.
Explore
- Explore the Palace of Versailles, located just steps from the hotel. From its origins as a hunting lodge built by King Louis XIII to its transformation into a royal residence by King Louis XIV, the palace stands as one of the most recognized historic landmarks in France. Guests can move through their halls and galleries at their own pace, exploring their architectural and historical significance.
- Explore the Gardens of Versailles, which extend across a large network of paths, lawns, and fountains. The grounds offer opportunities for walking, cycling, and seasonal events such as fountain shows, adding to the overall experience.
- Explore the city of Versailles, beyond the main attractions, including local sites such as Notre-Dame Market. The market is a central gathering place with fresh food, regional products, and local vendors. It offers a look into the daily life of residents in the area.
Experience
- Experience wellness at the Guerlain Spa, offering a range of treatments focused on relaxation and care. The spa includes treatment rooms, a sauna, and additional wellness facilities. It also features a traditional hammam, a steam-based bathing space used for heat, cleansing, and relaxation.
- Experience the hotel’s heated indoor pool and fitness facilities, designed to support both relaxation and routine. The pool offers a calm environment for downtime, while the fitness center allows guests to maintain personal fitness schedules. Together, these spaces support a balanced stay.
- Experience antique shopping and curiosity-seeking like no other in the Quartier des Antiquaires (Antiques District), in the heart of Versailles near the historic Notre-Dame market. The Antiques District is known as one of the largest art and antique districts west of Paris, this vibrant area features exceptional concentration of galleries, dealers, and specialty shops offering everything from fine art and furniture to rare finds from across centuries.
Taste
- Taste French cuisine at Gordon Ramsay au Trianon, the hotel’s Michelin-starred restaurant. The menu focuses on contemporary interpretations of classic French techniques and seasonal ingredients.
- Enjoy dining at La Véranda, offering French continental cuisine across breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu is complemented by an extensive wine list and seasonal offerings throughout the year. Guests can also dine on the outdoor terrace during the warmer months.
- Experience afternoon tea at Peacock Alley, where guests can enjoy pastries, tea, and light fare. The offering follows a traditional format with a focus on seasonal selections and quality ingredients. This provides a more relaxed dining option during a stay. In the evening, this is the hotel's signature bar offering cocktails and light dining in a relaxed atmosphere. The space draws from the Waldorf Astoria's signature bar style while introducing a modern approach to cocktails and dining.
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