Shangri-La Paris
Chaillot, Paris
“Napoleonic palace grandeur”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Gilded French Empire salons meet Asian elegance beneath a restored glass cupola, channeling the grandeur of nineteenth-century Parisian high society.
“Napoleonic palace grandeur”
Prince Roland Bonaparte's 1896 private mansion, designated an official French Monument Historique with gilded salons.
French Palace distinction with dedicated concierge service, generous suites, and private Eiffel Tower view terraces.
Pierre-Yves Rochon interiors blending French Empire grandeur with Asian accents beneath a restored glass cupola.
In Chaillot, facing the Eiffel Tower and Seine, a short walk from Trocadéro.
Rooms
Private terraces look straight across the Seine to the Eiffel Tower, while interiors showcase classical wood moldings and marble baths.
Wellness
Set within the former imperial stables, the spa features a daylight-drenched indoor pool that opens directly onto an outdoor garden terrace.
Backstory
Built in 1896 for Napoleon's botanist grandnephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, the neoclassical palace still holds its listed historic salons.
Eat & drink
Sip herbarium-inspired cocktails at Le Bar Botaniste before sitting down to Michelin-starred Cantonese cuisine at Shang Palace.
The neighborhood
Set on a quiet avenue in Chaillot, the property sits a short stroll from Trocadéro gardens and the Seine quays.
“In fact the only thing Far Eastern about the place is the name; though it’s a recent restoration, the Shangri-La plays the part of grande dame to a tee.”
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