Shangri-La Paris – former home of Prince Roland Bonaparte
In the former home of Prince Roland Bonaparte (the great-nephew of Napoléon), overlooking the Eiffel Tower and River Seine, ultimate Parisian elegance lives on at Shangri-La Paris.
Centrally located in the 16th arrondissement, the hotel blends European grandeur with traditional Asian hospitality and holds both Palais distinction and Monument Historique status.
The palace has 54 huge bedrooms with a view of the city and the Seine; its 27 suites are amongst the most spacious in Paris. The largest and most luxurious of this 5-star hotel, is situated in the former private apartment of Roland Bonaparte and is a listed historical monument.
For Eiffel Tower enthusiasts, the Eiffel Premier bedrooms offer a unique view of the most famous monument in Paris. The historic building was redesigned by the architect Richard Martinet and decorated in the Empire style by designer Pierre-Yves Rochon. The interior garden is the work of landscape architect Louis Benech.
For a light meal, and La Bauhinia is the just place for it. The exquisite glass cupola and Murano chandelier reflect the elegance of the meals prepared at the restaurant. On the other hand, you could savour the Cantonese cuisine at the renowned first Shang Palace in Europe, which earned 1 Michelin star in the Michelin Guide.
With your hunger satisfied and spirit invigorated, it’s time to immerse yourself in the City of Lights. The Pink Lady, Le Bar’s signature cocktail, is just the pick-me-up needed to start you off. Embark on a culinary voyage at L’Abeille, the hotel’s French gastronomic restaurant, which received 2 stars in the Michelin Guide, to finish off your day.
A Palace isn’t a Palace without a spa, so the Shangri-La offers guests its own wellness space, Chi, with a treatment room, 24-hour fitness centre with the option of a personal trainer and a 16 m swimming pool opening onto a 94 m2 terrace.
The reception offers 850 m2 of space, notably including two magnificent salons with entirely restored decor that are listed Historical Monuments. The Grand Salon with its period chandeliers (150 people) and the Salon Roland Bonaparte (310 people) are fully equipped for conferences, weddings and other events. From these Salons Historiques, guests can access the Eiffel Terrace with its breathtaking view of the Tower.
Contact: Shangri-La Paris
