- A young woman claims to have been raped four times by a Ritz masseuse
- She filed a complaint alleging that the masseuse of the legendary hotel attacked her
- Hotel management said he no longer works at the hotel spa.
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A woman was allegedly raped four times by a masseuse during a spa session at the legendary Ritz hotel in Paris.
The young woman, who has not been officially identified, stated in a complaint that she was attacked by the masseuse on January 6 after booking a massage session at the five-star hotel’s spa.
French media reported that after massaging the 26-year-old’s chest for a long time, the masseuse raped her four times while she was lying on her back.
The woman reportedly tried to push his hand away when he tried to touch her and quickly left the hotel before telling her family about the incident.
He told the Paris prosecutor’s office a few days after the alleged incident.
The young woman stated in a complaint that she was attacked by the masseuse on January 6 after booking a massage session at the five-star hotel spa.
A judicial source told local media: ‘The Paris prosecutor’s office has been informed of this complaint. Preliminary investigations into the rape charge were entrusted to the first district of the judicial police.
The hotel’s management team said BFM that the masseuse no longer worked at the five-star hotel spa.
The hotel was founded in 1898 and is located in the first arrondissement of Paris, along with several royal palaces, gardens and galleries, including the Louvre.
The hotel, founded by César Ritz, who also founded the Ritz in London, is a stone’s throw from the building that houses the French Ministry of Justice.
It has welcomed celebrities, politicians and even royalty during its 125-year history.
The hotel was the last place Princess Diana and Dodi al-Fayed stayed before they died in 1997.
Dodi’s father Mohamed bought the hotel in 1979 for $20 million, about £67 million today.
MailOnline has contacted Ritz management for comment.