Hotel Lutetia

Great hotel in every aspect. I am a very discriminating traveller. This hotel is a gem! expensive .. but that is Paris! Every employee must be picked very carefully!

Had a fantastic stay in your beautiful property. I would like to highlight Lou from front office for her professionalism and fantastic service, as a hotelier myself I always make sure to highlight exceptional service and she was extremely helpful and precise with all questions.

An absolutely stunning hotel in one of the best areas of Paris — a beautiful historic building with exceptional charm. The room upgrade was an incredible and touching surprise — I truly felt like a special guest. The food was delicious, and the breakfast was outstanding. Service and attention to detail are truly impeccable. Special thanks to Larisa for her warm hospitality! 🌸

The stay at Mandarin Oriental Lutetia Paris was a truly wonderful experience. The hotel is both charming and iconic, adding a unique atmosphere to the stay. The property itself is full of character, perfectly blending heritage with modern comfort. My room was comfortable and well equipped. I would like to thank the room attendant, Aisata, who took care of my room almost every day with great attention and kindness. Breakfast was delicious and varied. Mr. Azeddine, the waiter, is an exceptionally experienced professional and a true pillar of Brasserie Lutetia. The service was impeccable — attentive, efficient, and genuinely caring. Thank you for a wonderful stay at such a magnificent property.

My recent stay at this Left Bank Palace was exceptional for three reasons. First, the building: commissioned by the family behind Le Bon Marché across the street, it’s an Art Nouveau jewel, freshly reimagined by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte—a smart blend of heritage and modernity. The hotel’s lore runs deep: artists and icons from Picasso to Josephine Baker once made it their haunt (one bar bears her name), and it remains a discreet hangout for French actors, artists, and writers today. Second, the property’s recent handover to Mandarin Oriental feels like the right fit. Their systems and savoir-faire have sharpened the guest experience without sanding off the Lutetia’s character. Most importantly, the team shines. Service is warm, polished, and personal—never robotic. I’m thinking of Marie-Anne and her fantastic concierge desk, Arthur in F&B, the stellar doormen (André?), the Bar Joséphine crew, and many others whose names I’m unfairly forgetting. It’s the only Palace on the Left Bank, and it feels every bit as singular. I’m already plotting my return.