Exclusive Suites - Eiffel Suite The Shangri-La Eiffel Suite, a 2153 square foot of pure luxury including a private terrace, nestles at the top of the house, overlooking Paris and its monuments, with a breathtaking “reach out and touch” view of the Eiffel Tower.
- Imperial Suite Originally Roland Bonaparte’s private apartment, the 2960 square foot “Imperial Suite” offers an inimitable atmosphere with exceptional high ceilings, tall windows and original ornate mouldings. Overlooking the place d’Iéna and its magnificent George Washington statue, the suite combines with state-of-the-art technologies and facilities including: A master bedroom with a large balcony overlooking the Place d’Iéna A large private dressing room A full marble bathroom A spacious living room, 6 meters ceiling height A large dining room A private entrance
- Suite Grande Dame Located on the 5th floor, this stunning 1184 square foot suite offers incomparable views of the Eiffel Tower, famously known as “La Grande Dame” (“The Grand Lady”). The sober iconic design, coupled with a large terrace overlooking the Eiffel Tower, make this suite unique in the city.
- Shangri-La Hotel, Paris Signature Suites Shangri-La Hotel, Paris’ 35 suites, beautifully designed by renowned interior designer Pierre Yves Rochon, are amongst the most stunning in the city, offering guests an exceptional experience in an authentic French residence, full of history. Appointed with the very latest in technology, they offer the finest and the largest selection of balconies and private terraces overlooking the Eiffel Tower, Paris, the River Seine and its monuments.

Shangri-La Paris ’ Restaurants

Fine French Cuisine
Authentic Cantonese Cuisine
All day dining under the coupole
Authentic Bar with tented ceiling

Spa

One thousand square meters of pure indulgence. Spacious treatment rooms offering the very latest in the art of relaxation, beauty and body care will be coupled with a stylish, state-of-the-art hair salon in this luxury spa hotel in Paris.

A majestic pool completes the superb Spa experience in this urban haven, which is bathed in natural sunlight.

Spacious treatment rooms
A 16-metre swimming pool with natural daylight
State-of-the-art fitness centre
Beauty Salon
Hair and Make-up Salon

In and Around Paris

Whether by foot, bike ( with Velib , a Self Service “bike hire” system available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and multi pick up and drop off location / www.en.velib.paris.fr  ), scooter ( with leftbankscooters, a scooter rental in Paris specializing in the latest Vespas with delivery to, and collection from your hotel / www.leftbankscooters.com  ), metro ( www.ratp.fr ) or car;

Place de L’Etoile – Arc de Triomphe
Port Maillot - La Defense - The Grande Arche
Avenue des Champs-Elysees, its Terraces & Cafes, Galleries & shopping malls
Avenue George V, its Palaces, luxury boutiques, chic restaurants & hip lounges
Avenue Montaigne, its prestige boutiques
Avenue Matignon, its Art and Auction galleries
Pont Alexandre III (inaugurated for the 1900 World Fair)
Rue du Faubourg St Honore
Place Vendome, its prestigious jewelers
Le Trocadero and its Esplanade
Avenue Victor Hugo, its luxurious shops
Place de la Concorde
Church La Madeleine, its refinement of French cuisine & famous delicatessen
L’Opera Garnier, its trendy and chic shopping in Haussmanian architecture most famous Parisian Department stores
L’Olympia (oldest music-hall)
Place du Marche Saint Honore
Parc Monceau (an 18th century exotic landscape with architectural follies in the English and German fashions of the time)
Montmartre, Le Sacre-Coeur Basilica & the place du Tertre with its painters & acrobats

Walk the River banks on this small island, built of romantic private mansions where famous guest lived such as Mozart, Chopin, Baudelaire…
Notre Dame Cathedral, a masterpiece of French medieval Gothic art with the 28 statues representing the kings of Judas & Israel and the unique rose window of 10 meters.

Saint Germain des Pres, its cafes, designer boutiques
Quartier Latin (the student’s quarter…; boulevard Saint Michel, University La Sorbonne and its bookstores
Sevres-Babylone, Le Bon Marche (Paris ‘oldest department store, now the temple of chic and the most international grocery market)
Montparnasse, the once meeting places of artists with its Theaters & Cafes
The Tour Eiffel & Champs de Mars