An homage to haute couture in Paris

Mandarin Oriental, Paris is Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group's only address in France, at the heart of this fashion capital on rue Saint- Honoré, just steps from Place Vendôme and with the Garnier Opera, Tuileries Gardens and the Louvre all close by. Mandarin Oriental, Paris is housed inside an historic 1930’s Art Deco-inspired building that comes alive with unique character. Mandarin Oriental, Paris is the city’s most vibrant hotel, where contemporary Parisian elegance blends with oriental refinement. The hotel brings together the foremost international names in design. Architect Jean-michel Wilmotte has supervised renovation of the building and its’ facade and patio, in consultation with landscape design agency Neveux-rouyer. Sybille de Margerie of SM Design imagined the interior design and décor of the rooms, suites, spa and public spaces, Gilles & Boissier designed the 430 sq m Parisian Apartment, while Agence Jouin Manku was behind the concept for the bar and restaurants. Mandarin Oriental, Paris offers 135 luxurious rooms and suites that are among the most spacious in Paris. Highlights of the hotel include a lushly landscaped indoor garden, a choice of three restaurants, a chic cocktail bar and a Cake Shop overseen by acclaimed Chef Thierry Marx. Elegant, state-of-the-art meeting rooms and amenities welcome meetings and private events. The peaceful setting of the SPA promotes well- being and relaxation through oriental- inspired holistic treatments. Trained therapists perform Mandarin Oriental's signature wellbeing, beauty and massage programmes as well as a selection of beauty treatments by Guerlain. The Spa at Mandarin Oriental, Paris, which is open to both in-house and local Parisians, has seven private suites, each equipped for heat and water treatments. A large indoor pool and fitness centre complete the wellness services. Mandarin Oriental, Paris has been granted an official “Palace Distinction” by Atout France, the French Agency for Tourism Development, only three years after its opening.