Sustainable communities at Le Bristol Paris

We collect unfinished solid soaps from rooms. They are donated to an association that recycles and distributes them to create hygiene kits for people in vulnerable situations. This project enables us to reduce our waste production, conserve resources and limit the environmental impact linked to the production of new soaps, as well as providing hygiene solutions to communities in need.

Le Bristol Paris has built a mill in the heart of the city to bring all-natural, living bread back to the table. The wheat used is organically grown and French. In addition, we donate the bran to the Ferme Biologique de Normandie, to feed their livestock, making our flour production process zero waste.

We work with the family-owned company Quagliotti for the manufacture of our bed linen. A founding member of the "Slow Fiber" network promoting sustainable textile production, Quagliotti weaves its linens in Italy from certified raw materials and with energy supplied by solar panels installed on its production site.

Through the Giving Bags available in our rooms, we offer our guests the opportunity to donate clothing and objects they wish to part with. The donations collected are then entrusted to a local charity to give them a second life.

Any of our employees can volunteer to take part in the annual 10 km des Étoiles race, which raises funds for hospitality professionals in difficulty. We offer our sportsmen and women the bib required for this race to support three associations: Laurette Fugain, which fights blood and bone marrow cancer, Autour des Williams, which fights Williams and Beuren syndrome, and the Antoine Alléno association, which helps victims under the age of 25 and their families.

Le Bristol Paris supports various associations involved in medical research, education or humanitarian aid. We donate experiences at charity events such as the Bal de la Jonquille for cancer research, and the Solidarité avec les soignants association, which aims to equip rest rooms for healthcare professionals in France.

Committed to our unwavering pursuit of excellence, the Palace regularly refreshes its facilities, prioritising donations to charitable organisations. As such, partnerships have been established with organisations such as La Cravate Solidaire, which works to promote the professional integration of underprivileged individuals by providing them with appropriate attire.