With views of the Tuileries Garden, Le Meurice has been ranked among the most elegant hotels in the world.
Combining exceptional 18th century opulence with contemporary chic, Le Meurice embodies the perfect French palace hotel. Located between Place de la Concorde and the Louvre, Le Meurice is ideally located for a range of activities, whether you’re after fine dining and shopping or simply want to explore the city of romance and culture.
Salvador Dalí regularly graced the hotel with his presence, something that is honoured through one of the top restaurants in the hotel, the delightful Restaurant Le Dalí. The hotel still enjoys a close relationship with many artists to this day – fitting for a hotel in a city long associated with fine art and literature.
Decorated in the extravagant Louis XVI style and featuring stunning interior styling in the public spaces and restaurants from the renowned Philippe Starck thanks to a refurbishment in 2016, each of the hotel’s seven floors has its own distinct theme.Exquisite Italian marble bathrooms, period furniture, and beds adorned with the finest linens are amongst the many finer details that make Le Meurice one of the best hotels in Paris. From intimate suites to grand apartments, the hotel has a range of rooms to suit all tastes and desires.
The hotel’s fine dining experiences are all overseen by Alain Ducasse, the highly acclaimed chef. Two Michelin-Star Restaurant, le Meurice Alain Ducasse, is heralded as one of the world’s most beautiful dining rooms, offering its esteemed guests only the best in French fine-dining.
Accessibility
Room Details
5 adapted rooms with roll-in showers, each 37 sq. m. with two beds that can be joined into a king, accessible by 90 cm elevator
Hotel Details
Alternate step free entrance (not main entrance), hotel has AC, breakfast available for room service delivery from menu (many options at different costs, but be prepared to pay quite a bit to eat here!)
Summary
Le Meurice is one of Paris’ most luxurious hotels. If you stay here, you will be taken care of! It will definitely be an experience in itself. When we spoke to the hotel management about our concerns regarding the separate entrance for wheelchair users, they assured us that the hotel staff would be completely aware of the guests’ comings and goings and have someone to meet them at the special entrance. The lobby, restaurant, and spa are all wheelchair accessible according to the staff, but we did not visit the spa so did not see the facilities to confirm this. If you’re wanting a special hotel experience in Paris, this is a great option. The location is ideal for sightseeing – just a few steps from Tuileries, and minutes from Champs-Elysees and the Louvre.
