The Lutetia feels like home. It's an incredibly classy experience, the luxury never goes overboard but is always there. The location is great, rooms are elegant and flawless, and the gym and spa area are fabulous, surprisingly so for an inner city location in the centre of Paris.. What impressed me particularly was the attention to the slightest detail, and that each and every member of staff seemed to know my name. The downside is clearly that all this has its price: room rates are pretty expensive.

The Lutetia is a wonderful experience : very classy, nice interior, perfect service, without being exaggerated. The rooms are pretty spacious for Paris standards, and so is the hotel gym. Perfectly located in one of the best neighbourhoods of Paris, the hotel is very well connected with public transport (metro right across the street).

Breakfast is nice with truly high quality foods, but the size of the buffet appears to be somewhat limited. While the rooms are well insulated against street noise, the air conditioning / ventilation inside the room is pretty noisy. Overall, room rates are undeniably high, so there is clearly a question mark as to the total value for money you get. I would nevertheless come back one more time.

The staff was good and welcoming. the hotel generally was located well and is of good quality.

The value for money is not that good. Last year I pad almost the same amount for the four seasons and it was better in general. The food in the hotel could be better in terms of room service.

1) Perfect location: surrounded by beautiful bakeries, authentic Parisian lifestyle, non-touristic yet luxury, cool and under-the-radar, only luxury five star grand hotel on the left bank 2) Interior Design and Suites: Unique design of each specialty suite respectively dedicated to one artist or one theme. I experienced the Coppola Penthouse Suite. the balance of authentic mid-century chic, lofty Parisian attic perfected by the luxury furniture, the intricate eye for detail, the collaboration with Francis Coppola for the special final touches: his authentic vintage cameras around the living room, art pieces donated by Coppola on every wall. Shelves of books filled with art, cinema, literature, photography, culture and city guides, literatary, etc., that will make you want to sit and read each one (1 year may be enough for that). The bathroom and bedroom don’t leave a single thing more you could want. A marble bathtub with a view and a bedroom with a long size cloud mattress, TV adjustable to any angle, and a terrace opposite the bed. 3) Rooftop and View: The three balconies all have the post-card Eiffel Tower view, but the stairs, covered by a glass top that can be opened or closed using a single button, open it and step up to a rooftop, wrapping around almost the whole top floor of the building, with sun beds and a view tang is possibly the best in the city. Customer Service: Every single member of staff was kinder than necessary, and genuine in their care and smiles. The English is perfect, 24/7 room service, a spa with a large indoor pool, and a concierge ready to meet all your requests.

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To celebrate our 27th wedding anniversary, my husband and I chose this hotel at which we had stayed for our Paris honeymoon trip in 1995. The recently renovated property, which earned the designation of Palace Hotel in 2018, is stunningly beautiful. Our experience was exceptional, from the gracious welcome and tour we received upon arrival, to the luxurious comforts of our room (such as silky-smooth bed linens and four of the loftiest and plumpest down pillows I have ever seen, blackout curtains that drew closed at the tap of a finger on the screen on the wall, and an all-marble bathroom and shower with a rain shower-head in the ceiling), to the bespoke housekeeping and service (such as coming back to our room to find our slippers laid out on cotton mats on each side of the bed and our luggage and toiletries placed on similar cotton mats so that they did not contact the marble shelves or the wood parquet floor, and on our wedding anniversary coming back to our room to find a gorgeous, gilded red-rose cake for us to enjoy). Every morning we enjoyed the American Breakfast buffet in the Brasserie Lutetia, and it was a delicious extravagance of treats and delicacies. The croissants are perfection! And the kitchen makes (to order) French crepes and American pancakes with equal aplomb. Please see my attached photos, which say it all. I give the Hotel Lutetia my highest recommendation: it exceeded all our expectations, and we look forward to coming back.

stunning building great fit out perfect location

lack of restaurants options no Michelin stars in a palace in Paris is a mistake in my opinion

The Hotel is located amazingly and offers a wide range of stunning facilities and friendly staff.

The value for money is a catastrophe in this Hotel. If you compare this Hotel with the top Hotels in the world in some of the major cities like London, NYC or Tokyo you will find similar Hotels in this segment that tend to be cheaper than the Lutetia.

Lutetia was a wonderful surprise since we've been many times in Paris and had stayed in lots of fancy 5 stars hotel. For us, what most impressed was the personal treatment in a big hotel. Since the checkin, the staff welcomed us by our names and kept an outstanding service along the stay. We will be back for sure.

Maybe breakfast could have more options, but that was not an issue at all.

Property is located in the middle of Paris. Very convenient to all the popular museums , shopping , the tower and restaurants. The staff was amazing !! From door men to reception desk and concierge. All go above and beyond for all the clients

elegante y moderno

price of bar