Le Royal Monceau — Raffles Paris

Splashy, modern Parisian style
VERIFIED LUXURY
Stepping through the traditional, dramatic entrance of Le Royal Monceau — Raffles Paris is like being transported into the imagination of Philippe Starck. In 2010, the famous French designer transformed the legendary palace hotel into a modern and spirited space, making it one of Paris’ most creatively designed hotels. But Starck didn’t completely erase the hotel’s past — you can still see some touches of its original grandeur, including the chandeliers hanging above the lobby’s staircase.  
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Our Inspector's Highlights
  • Artists and art aficionados alike will love the hotel's art concierge, who can arrange for cultural outings, and La Librairie des Arts, a contemporary art bookstore filled with more than 700 items, including limited-edition books, art pieces and other unique gifts.
  • This elegant hotel also has its own 99-seat, state-of-the-art private theater, which is called The Katara Cinema.
  • The dining (including the popular Matsuhisa Paris) and drinking (the convivial Le Bar Long) options make Le Royal Monceau a draw.
  • Clarins & myBlend Spa offers a host of treatments as well as the largest pool (at 75 feet long) in a Parisian luxury hotel.
  • Art District, the in-house gallery, showcases work by contemporary artists in revolving exhibitions. Exceptional art is also found throughout the hotel’s public areas, including an installation of 15 life-size wooden elk and deer by Russian artist Nikolay Polissky.
Things to Know
  • Make reservations for the Royal Film Club, a monthly event that screens Hollywood blockbusters and classics, complete with champagne and popcorn.
  • Every weekend, enjoy Tea Time at Le Bar Long. The flavors change with each season.
  • Located on the avenue Hoche in the 8th Arrondissement, Le Royal Monceau is a five-minute walk to the Arc de Triomphe and Champs-Élysées. And dating back to the 17th century, Parc Monceau with its impressive gardens and statues is but a 10-minute walk.
The Rooms
  • The 85 rooms and 64 suites are inspired by the ’40s and ’50s and display Starck’s playful, cutting-edge style.
  • Each room is outfitted with an acoustic guitar and invitation to write on the bedside lampshades.
  • Art from the Paris hotel’s private collection adorn the walls and handcrafted furniture designed by Starck fill the rooms and suites.
  • Custom-made linens and goose-down bedding come standard, as do Clarins and myBlend toiletries.
The Restaurants
  • Chef Nobu Matsuhisa (more commonly referred to as "Nobu") opened Matsuhisa Paris, his first restaurant in Paris, in 2016. In the trendy palace, the restaurant continues the brand’s tradition of serving unparalleled Peruvian-Japanese fare.
  • Il Carpaccio has been a staple in the city for more than 30 years, serving gastronomic Italian cuisine.
  • The elegant Le Bar Long pays homage to the famous Long Bar in Raffles Hotel Singapore. Located in the heart of the luxury hotel, the bar serves breakfast, snacks, afternoon tea, tapas and also has a late-night menu.
  • Come to La Cuisine for a well-curated breakfast buffet and Sunday brunches serving everything from avocado toast and eggs Benedict to sushi and burgers.
Amenities
24-hour room service
Babysitting services
Bar
Gym
House car
Indoor pool
Meeting rooms
Pet friendly
Restaurants
Spa
Getting There
37 Avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris, France
TEL33-1-42-99-88-00
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