CAP TO METAMORPHOSIS
Le Westminster is closing its doors for renovations and will reopen in June 2020 for a fresh chapter in its story so far...
The hotel’s 115 rooms in addition to the bar and two restaurants are being entirely redesigned and refreshed by interior designer Bruno Borrione.
Whilst you wait for the reopening, we invite you to delve into the stories of the historical characters who made the hotel what it was and is...
Auguste Bluysen, insightful efficiency
Inspiration, expertise and creativity were needed to bring Le Westminster to life, and Auguste Bluysen more than fit the brief. In 1924, eight months was all it took architect Auguste Bluysen to gift the Le Touquet forest “yet another crown jewel”. 110 rooms, an elegant Art Deco façade and oozes of royal flourishes, from Queen Anne-style touches to Louis XIII and Louis XVI furniture: regal inspiration reigned supreme here, and Le Westminster was born.
