Inside the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, Shangri-La Paris combines palace architecture, Eiffel Tower views, a 17-meter indoor pool and French-Asian dining minutes from the Trocadéro.
Shangri-La Paris occupies the former home of Prince Roland Bonaparte on Avenue d’Iéna, a short walk from the Trocadéro and Seine. The listed palace architecture gives the hotel genuine historical weight rather than a decorative attempt at old Paris.
Rooms and suites combine French residential elegance with Asian design references, and many of the strongest categories face the Eiffel Tower directly. Private terraces in several room types turn one of Paris’s most famous views into an unusually personal experience.
Chi, The Spa occupies the palace’s former stables and includes a 17-meter indoor pool flooded with natural light, a sun terrace, hammam and fitness facilities. The pool is among the most beautiful hotel wellness spaces in the city.
Two restaurants and a bar form the core of the dining program, blending French technique and Asian influence in keeping with the hotel’s identity. Afternoon tea and terrace experiences extend the palace atmosphere into the day.
Shangri-La Paris is best for travelers who want an Eiffel Tower view without sacrificing historic architecture or serious wellness. The former Bonaparte residence gives the hotel an authenticity that distinguishes it even among Paris’s palace properties.