Unrivaled, in-your-face views of the Eiffel Tower from 50% of the rooms
Housed in the former palace of Prince Roland Bonaparte (Napoleon’s grand-nephew)
The pool is located in the prince's former stables and is bathed in natural light
Kiire kokkuvõte: It's a legitimate palace with a price tag to match, but the dining scene has lost a bit of its sparkle recently.
Vaadanud @gregkiep: I stayed in this room for a weekend getaway and I'm still dreaming about that balcony. Sipping champagne with the Eiffel Tower so close I could touch it was magical. If you want a romantic splurge, this is absolutely the place to book.
Külalised, kes siin viibisid, ütlesid
The hype
Guests universally worship the views and the 'Palace' status service, often calling it a once-in-a-lifetime splurge.
Reality check
Some recent guests felt the 'nickel and diming' (e.g., €13 for a machine coffee) was insulting given the room rate.
You are planning a proposal or honeymoon and need a 'money shot' view
You appreciate Empire-style decor and Napoleonic history
You want a pool that actually feels like a sanctuary, not a basement
Puhtus ja hooldus
9.5
Housekeeping: Twice-daily service is standard. Most guests report 'spotless' rooms.
Bathroom hygiene: Immaculate marble. No reports of mold or grout issues.
Maintenance: Excellent condition, though one review noted 'glamour over dust' in high corners of the pool area.
Linens & towels: Plush, heavy, and crisp. High thread count Egyptian cotton.
Odors & scents: Signature 'Shangri-La' scent (white tea/ginger notes) in the lobby; rooms smell fresh.
Unisõbralikkus™
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Street traffic on Avenue d'Iéna (lower floors)
occasional noise from the pool area if your room is directly above/adjacent
Enne broneerimist
Head teada
The hotel is in the 16th Arrondissement, which is residential and quiet at night — not a party district.
Valet parking is ~€55/night; street parking is virtually impossible.
The 'Bamboo' panda mascot amenities for kids are a huge hit if you're traveling with little ones.
Mida kaasa võtta
Swimsuit (the pool is a highlight, not an afterthought)
Dressier clothes for dinner (the vibe is old-money formal)
A high-quality camera/lens for the balcony photos
Ruumi nõid
Parimad valikud
Eiffel View Room (Category) — The entry-level for the view you came for
Duplex Terrace Eiffel View Suite — The ultimate splurge for a private balcony breakfast
Room 410 or similar high-floor corner rooms for dual-aspect views
Ruumid, mida vältida
Superior Rooms on the 1st or 2nd floor (often face the courtyard or street with no view)
Rooms near the service elevators (can be noisier)
Ruumi soovnimerja nõid – kopeeri ja kleebi
“I am celebrating a special occasion and specifically requesting a room on the 4th floor or higher to minimize street noise. If possible, a room with a direct, unobstructed view of the Eiffel Tower would be deeply appreciated.”
FAQ ja peidetud nipid
Kõik, mida tegelikult tahad teada enne broneerimist.
Does every room have an Eiffel Tower view?
No. Only about 50% of rooms have the view. You MUST book an 'Eiffel View' category room to guarantee it.
Is breakfast included?
Usually no, unless you book a specific package or have Virtuoso/Amex FHR status. Otherwise, expect to pay ~€70pp.
Is there a pool?
Yes, a stunning 17-meter indoor pool located in the former stables, with natural light.
Is it kid-friendly?
Surprisingly yes. They have a 'Bamboo' panda mascot, kid-sized robes, and the pool is welcoming to families.
How far is the Eiffel Tower?
It's directly across the river, about a 10-15 minute scenic walk.
What is the 'City Tax'?
As a 'Palace' hotel, the city tax is higher than standard 5-star hotels, around €15.93 per person, per night.
Sisealased nõuanded
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The 'Bar Botaniste' serves rare botanical spirits; ask the bartender for a custom creation based on your mood.
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You can access the garden directly from some ground-floor rooms, but you lose the view.
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Walk to the nearby Musée Guimet for an incredible Asian art collection (fitting, given the hotel's brand).
5 asja, mida peaksid teadma enne reisimist
💡The 'Napoleonic Bee' symbols are everywhere in the decor because the original owner was Napoleon's grand-nephew.
💡The pool area used to be the stables, which explains the high ceilings and stone arches.
💡There is a hidden 'changing room process' complaint in reviews — some guests find the spa staff a bit pushy with product sales.
💡The hotel has its own private garden, which is a rarity in central Paris.
💡The 'Shang Palace' restaurant is the only Chinese restaurant in France that *held* a Michelin star for years (until 2025).
Kohalik juhend
Kaart
Vaata, kus asub Shangri-La Paris ja mis on selle läheduses.