Hôtel Barrière Le Westminster

Avenue du Verger, 62520 Le Touquet-Paris-Plage, France

Exceptional Hotel

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Budget (€)

Per night without breakfast

345

Gault&Millau's review 2025

One of Le Touquet’s most iconic landmarks—and one of the region’s most delightful vacation destinations! Designed in 1924 by Auguste Bluysen, this sumptuous Art Deco hotel underwent a renovation in 2020 under the direction of French architect Bruno Borrione, who took on the challenge of preserving the spirit of this 1920s palace, the last one still standing on the Opal Coast. A stunning Art Deco facade, understated luxury, and a cozy atmosphere… The mission has been perfectly accomplished, but the hotel also offers its guests more contemporary amenities: a Nuxe-branded spa with an indoor pool, a fitness center, a brasserie, and Le Pavillon, a delightful fine-dining restaurant led by Chef William Elliott. The 104 rooms and suites exude the same sense of modernity, tempered by shades of Prussian blue or Basque red and furniture with clean lines. All this is complemented by splendid views of the bucolic Parc des Pins or the city’s rooftops. One of Le Touquet’s most iconic landmarks—and one of the region’s most delightful vacation spots! Designed in 1924 by Auguste Bluysen, this sumptuous Art Deco hotel underwent a renovation in 2020 under the guidance of French architect Bruno Borrione, who took on the challenge of to preserve the soul of this 1920s palace, the last of its kind still standing on the Opal Coast. A stunning Art Deco façade, understated luxury, and a cozy atmosphere… The mission has been accomplished to perfection, but the hotel also offers its guests more contemporary amenities: a Shiseido Ginza Tokyo Spa with a heated indoor pool and six treatment rooms, a fitness center, the brasserie La Table du West, and Le Pavillon, a delightful gourmet restaurant led by Chef William Elliott. The 104 rooms and suites exude the same sense of modernity, tempered with shades of Prussian blue or Basque red and furniture with clean lines. All this is complemented by splendid views of the bucolic Parc des Pins or the city’s rooftops.