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Dbl: €480-1700, RO* | Book now » | |
The Lancaster is steeped in history. Built in 1889 as a private mansion and converted to a hotel in 1930, it has seen royalty, movie stars, artists, politicians and society figures pass through its doors. Its 60 rooms and suites are magnificently opulent, and there’s a choice of no fewer than 3 salons, all of them stuffed with unusual antiques: precious porcelain, Baccarat chandeliers, rare wall clocks, Louis XV furniture, even some oil paintings donated by the émigré Boris Pastoukhoff to settle his bill. Yet, for all this, its atmosphere remains refreshingly unstuffy. Stay here and you'll feel enchanted, but not overawed.
In 2006 the hotel changed hands and whilst the essence of the palatial building has been totally respected, innovations and technologies have been added - such as complimentary WiFi, flat screen TV, DVD players, iPod desks and new mini bars in every room and suite. Ideally situated in Paris' Golden shopping Triangle, the Lancaster is one of life's delicious experiences.
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€350 per room per night* | Book now » | |
The Hospes Lancaster Hotel is the most charming hotel on the Champs-Elysées unveils the magic of its past splendour brought up to date by the inspiration of Grace Leo Andrieu, that of a nineteenth century town house, a haven of peace and quiet where our guests may relax after a busy day in the city.
The renovation followed a long and detailed plan evolved round the central idea of keeping the essential soul of the place which gave it its charm. Research done on eighteenth and nineteenth century documents produced designs for wall hangings and curtains. A choice of 70 designs were selected from Braquenié and Pierre Frey. The antique furniture was completely restored by specialised master craftsmen.
The Hospes Lancaster Hotel is an exclusive hotel boutique built in 1889 and the high expression of refined Parisian culture. With only 60 rooms, including 11 suites situated around a zen-like courtyard garden, this mini-palace takes pride in the tranquillity and discretion it offers its guests. An exceptional collection of French antiques and paintings gives the feeling of the most elegant and exceptional environment. The Hospes Lancaster Hotel counts with one Michelin Star restaurant, La Table du Lancaster, run under the talent of French master chef, Michel Troisgros. His inspiration gives life to the most exquisite creative cuisine, a combination of traditional French cuisine with an oriental touch and a prominence of slightly sour notes.
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* Prices are approximate guideline rates only, and vary by date, room type and length of stay. Please consult the provider for availability and pricing.
Discreetly stylish hotel in a great location, with a wonderful use of light effects.
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