What famous people went to the Ritz Paris?

It immediately became fashionable with Parisian socialites, hosting many prestigious personalities over the years, such as Marcel Proust, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Ernest Hemingway, King Edward VII, and the couturier Coco Chanel, who made the Ritz her home for more than thirty years.



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The Ritz also became the hotel of choice for Hollywood stars.

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As a neighbor on the rue Cambon, Gabrielle Chanel decided one day in 1937 to take a suite at the Ritz Paris. She would stay for 34 years.

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Among its celebrity clientele, The Ritz has counted icons as diverse as Charlie Chaplin, designer Coco Chanel, Audrey Hepburn and Madonna. It was, of course, the Paris Ritz—headquarters and playhouse to Coco Chanel, Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald, Cole Porter, and Ingrid Bergman, among others.

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The Ritz, bought by Mohamed Al Fayed in 1979 and refurbished in rich belle époque style, has a reputation for discretion. At the very beginning of their romance, Diana and Dodi stayed in the Imperial Suite. Le Patron, as the mercurial Mohamed Al Fayed is known affectionately by staff, picked up the bill.

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Recent Renovations Have Boosted the Hotel's Prestige & Comfort. If the Ritz has always been an emblem of royal-level luxury in the French capital, its recent overhaul worth $450 million has made it a destination more than worthy of Palace status.

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After decades of continuous involvement, Mr Al-Fayed has decided it was time to pass his duties as chairman, a statement from the Ritz Paris said; however, as of 2022, Al Fayed, now 93, still owns the Ritz.

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LIVE HERE, ALWAYS ® The Ritz-Carlton Residences embody a unique sense of place and cultivate a local aesthetic, wherever they are in the world.

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STEP INTO A WORLD OF LUXURY AT OUR 5 STAR HOTEL IN LONDON We are London's most iconic hotel. A five star haven on Piccadilly that is famous the world over for its historic elegance, impeccable service, impressive suites, and legendary Afternoon Tea.

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Stern chose the name 'Ritz', which appealed to individuals enduring the privations of the Great Depression by offering them a bite of the good life. He also designed the blue circle/yellow lettering logo design, inspired by the round label inside his hat.

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Diana and Fayed then departed from the hotel's rear entrance, Rue Cambon, at around 00:20 on 31 August CEST (22:20 on 30 August UTC), heading for the apartment in Rue Arsène Houssaye. They did this to avoid the nearly 30 photographers waiting in front of the hotel.

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Coffee-mate, RITZ Crackers and those warm, buttery Pillsbury biscuits, are all banned in Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Iceland, Norway and Denmark because of trans fats like partially hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils.

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