Spacious Deluxe Rooms offer beautiful views of the gardens or Parc de Versailles. Discover stylish mansard windows, exquisite comfort, and beautiful surroundings.
Waldorf Astoria Versailles - Trianon Palace
Hotel description
The Palace is at the border of Versailles Park, near the famous palace of French kings. The Trianon Palace building built in 1910 came into the history of France: it was the Treaty of Versailles, which set out the outcome of the First World War. The hotel complex also includes a modern building, Pavillion, connected to the main building underground transition. Trianone Palace is impressed by the power and luxury. Marble columns, crystal chandeliers, old paintings and gobels.
Accommodation at Waldorf Astoria Versailles - Trianon Palace
The Waldorf Astoria Versailles features two beautiful properties for you to choose from. Discover a rich history and grand architecture in Trianon Palace building, and discreet luxury in Pavillon du Trianon building.
Featuring majestic neoclassical architecture and a grand gallery bathed in daylight, iconic 5-star venue accommodates 85 rooms and 15 suites. Enjoy stunning views of Parc de Versailles and a history worth exploring.
4-star Pavillon building features 99 modern rooms, most of which overlook the hotel’s stunning gardens. Enjoy access to the restaurants, bar, and spa of Trianon Palace during your stay.
Rooms overview
Palace Rooms
Palace Suites
Experience unrivalled luxury in collection of five-star suites. Relax with a separate living area and views of the Chateau and its Royal Domain.
Signature Suites
The epitome of chic and sophisticated, regal signature suites feature stunning views of the Palace of Versailles, luxurious furnishings, and an abundance of space.
Pavillon rooms
Pavillon rooms offer modern amenities and tranquil surroundings. For a room with a view, opt for one of Garden View rooms. Pavillon du Trianon also offers accessible rooms for those that require additional mobility requirements.
The hotel is 1.5 kilometres from Versailles, 30 minutes from the centre of Paris.
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