Le Meurice Paris
Louvre - Tuileries, Paris
“Tuileries palace legend”
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Vibe
Gilded Louis XVI salons meet Philippe Starck's playful surrealism, while live jazz floats out from under Bar 228's restored Lavalley frescoes.
“Tuileries palace legend”
An 1835 Rue de Rivoli address famously nicknamed the Hotel of Kings and Salvador Dalí's longtime home.
Palace-tier service with John Lobb shoe butlers, two-star Ducasse dining, and custom Valmont spa rituals.
Generations of Parisian society gathering for nightly live jazz beside Bar 228's restored Lavalley frescoes.
On Rue de Rivoli facing the Tuileries Garden, between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.
Rooms
Lally & Berger interiors pair Charles Jouffre silks with marble bathrooms, while the rooftop penthouse terrace looks across the Tuileries to the Eiffel Tower.
Wellness
The subterranean Valmont spa houses private hammams, saunas, and custom Swiss skincare treatment rooms alongside a dedicated fitness studio.
Backstory
Settled on Rue de Rivoli in 1835, the 'Hotel of Kings' long served as a creative sanctuary for Salvador Dalí, Andy Warhol, and Pablo Picasso.
Eat & drink
Alain Ducasse reimagines Versailles dining in the Salon de la Paix, alongside Restaurant Le Dalí and Cédric Grolet’s trompe-l'œil fruit patisseries.
The neighborhood
Arcaded stone walkways along Rue de Rivoli open directly onto the manicured alleys of the Tuileries Garden, between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde.
“In the case of Le Meurice, the nickname “the hotel of kings” is not an aspiration, but a straightforward statement of fact.”
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