Le Meurice Paris

Presentation Le Meurice Paris, Dorchester Collection

The oldest luxury hotel of Paris owes its existence to the postmaster Charles-Augustin Meurice, who built at the beginning of the 19th century in the rue Saint-Honoré, the first hotel Meurice. With the construction of 3 km of Rue de Rivoli, directed by Baron Haussmann in 1835 was today’s Hotel Le Meurice created. It belongs to the very exquisite Dorchester Collection.

The Hotel Le Meurice has seven floors and has 160 soundproofed rooms and suites. Five rooms are equipped for disabled guests. The rooms and suites in the third and fourth floors are non-smoking. Two opulent restaurants, a classic bar, spa and gym, sauna and hammam, and three lounges satisfy every guest dream in Paris. The salons „Pompadour“, „Tuileries“ and „Jeu de Paume“ offer an elegant setting for events with a maximum capacity of 500 guests.

What makes the Hotel Le Meurice so special?

The level of the restaurant „Le Meurice“ is determined by the legendary three-star chef Alain Ducasse. He is the measure of all things that make eating and drinking here. The breathtaking interior on the other hand comes from Philippe Starck. His daughter Ara created the 1,560 square meter oil painting in the restaurant „Dali“, which is reminiscent of the erstwhile patron who loved Paris and the Hotel Le Meurice so much. Warm and elegant is the atmosphere in the „Bar 228“. There meet international hotel guests the best of Paris. The Spa Valmont spoilsd with the exquisite beauty products of the homonymous Swiss anti-aging specialists in a relaxed atmosphere. The Hotel Le Meurice offers three salons of superlatives, which can be combined with each other. Unique and highly sought after, this is an elegant setting for receptions, meetings and weddings.

The location of the hotel in Paris, France

The perfect location in the center of Paris is a logistic advantage for the Hotel Le Meurice. A few steps lead from the hotel to the Louvre, the Tuileries Gardens and Place de la Concorde. Whole nine minutes long is the road from the hotel on the Rue de Rivoli to the grandiose Palais Royal with the restaurant „Le Grand Véfour“. Via Rue Cambon or Place Vendôme it is twelve minutes from the famous Opera Garnier at the Palais wonderful Place de l’Opéra. To the shopping mile of the luxury category in the Rue Saint-Honoré, the path from Le Meurice lead just seven minutes on the Rue d’Alger.

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