Massive rooms for Paris standards (starting at 30m²)
The stunning 18th-century courtyard that feels like a secret garden
Dani García's French-Andalusian cuisine at La Chambre Bleue
Quick Take: It’s a gorgeous 'quiet luxury' cocoon, but service can be inconsistent for the price point.
Reviewed by @ginagoesto: I felt like I was living in a dream waking up here. The high ceilings and intricate moldings are even more stunning in person. It’s the perfect spot for a slow, luxurious morning in Paris before hitting the cafes.
Guest Who Stayed Here Said
The hype
Guests love the huge rooms and chic design but are often baffled by the aloof service.
Reality check
The 'Prestige' rooms are stunning, but the housekeeping has had some shocking lapses (one guest reported a dirty plate left in the hallway for days).
You prioritize room size and modern finishes over old-school service
You want to be steps from Faubourg Saint-Honoré shopping
You appreciate a 'scene' bar right in your hotel
Cleanliness & Maintenance
8.5
Housekeeping: Generally good daily service, though one horror story exists of a dirty plate left in a hallway for days.
Bathroom hygiene: Sparkling. High-end marble and grout are usually immaculate.
Maintenance: Mostly brand new (opened 2023), but some reports of 'shaky tiles' or 'chipped paint' in specific rooms.
Linens & towels: High thread count, crisp white. Some guests find the pillows 'limp' but linens are fresh.
Odors & scents: Signature Delano scent—fresh, subtle, and expensive.
Sleepability™
8SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
Courtyard chatter during dinner service (if windows are open)
Occasional construction noise from nearby buildings (check status before booking)
Before you book
Good to know
There is NO onsite spa facility; massages are done in your room.
The hotel occupies the former Buddha-Bar Hotel building.
City tax is high (~€11.70 per person/night).
What to pack
US/UK power adapters (plenty of USB ports, but outlets are Type E)
Smart casual outfits for the Delano Bar—it gets a chic local crowd.
Room Genie
Best picks
Prestige Room (35m²) – The sweet spot for space and light.
Grand Historic Suite – If you want 18th-century painted ceilings and serious wow factor.
Rooms to avoid
Deluxe Rooms on lower floors facing the courtyard if you go to bed before 11pm (restaurant noise).
Rooms with glass-box bathrooms if privacy is a concern.
Room Request Genie – copy & paste
“I would love a Prestige Room on a higher floor. Quiet is my priority, so facing Rue d'Anjou is preferred over the courtyard if the restaurant is busy. Please ensure the room does not have a see-through bathroom door if possible.”
FAQ & Hidden tips
Everything you actually want to know before you book.
Is there a resort fee?
No explicit resort fee, but expect a hefty city tax and high incidental holds.
Is it pet friendly?
Yes, pets are allowed for €50 per night.
How is the gym?
It's a 24/7 basement gym. Well-equipped with Technogym machines and weights, but no windows.
Is breakfast included?
Usually not. It costs ~€46 for adults and is a mix of buffet and a la carte.
Does it have a pool?
No pool. If you need a swim, this isn't your spot.
What is the check-in/out time?
Check-in at 3:00 PM, Check-out at 12:00 PM.
Insider Tips
✨
The 'Malteser-like' turndown treats are from a high-end Riviera chocolatier—don't skip them.
✨
The Delano Bar has a 'Coffee Time' from 11am-6pm that is a hidden gem for a quiet work session.
✨
You can request a 'Japanese toilet' room—many have high-end Toto washlets.
5 things to know before you go
💡The 'courtyard view' can sometimes mean 'looking at other guests eating dinner'.
💡The bathroom lighting is moody (read: dark) which makes makeup application tricky.
💡There is a hidden 'wine cellar' vibe in the private dining areas of La Chambre Bleue.
💡The elevators are small and can be slow during peak times.
💡Housekeeping carts have been known to linger in hallways for hours.
Local Playbook
Map
See where Maison Delano Paris is located and what's nearby.