Le Meurice

I have been to this hotel now twice, and I doubt there will be a third time. It is a lovely sanctuary on one side, with the beautiful bar a sleek service, but it just does not quite catch the mark of some of the other high end places. Decor of the rooms was historic style, which is fine, but I do wish to have a nice warm shower, and that was not quite possible without standing in a tub spraying the whole (quite large) bathroom soaking wet. What prompted me for the review however, was how on both times my breakfast was charged a bit whatever style, with all kinds of items we did not order. Same with the room service and minibar. It really leaves a foul taste when you need to double check your bill. Not about the few euros, but the principle. Sleep quality was excellent and bed magnificent.

Le Meurice embodies Parisian refinement through its artistic decor and bright, luxurious rooms, and the overall experience felt both grand and welcoming, especially thanks to the courteous and professional staff.

Wow - this place is really quite something. My wife and I greatly enjoyed out stay here and the hotel achieves perfection (which is oh so rare...) on many dimensions: Decor, public spaces, food and drink. The service was one of the best I have every received - just the right mix of formal, attentive, and personal. Their staff is truly exceptional. And, of course, the location is beautiful and convenient. There are also a few things they can improve: For a hotel in this league the gym is a joke (it was half the size of the admittedly generous living room in our suite); I would have appreciated a pool - ideally a lap pool; a light fixture had fallen out of the ceiling in our shower, loosely dangling there, and did not get fixed for 4 days...

Classic luxury in the heart of Paris facing the Tuileries. Sumptuous rooms, flawless service, and an unforgettable Michelin-starred restaurant. Perfect breakfast and staff that make you feel special.

A beautiful hotel situated across from Jardin de tuileries you cannot ask for a better location. Minutes from high end shopping, the louvre , place Vendome etc... The hotel is situated in a very old building, decorated with traditional french charm. My room was very big, had ample closet space; the bathroom had 2 single sinks and a shower and a tub. A couple negatives that bothered me were the lack of sufficient outlets to charge our electronics and the limited towels in the bathroom. The dining area was very romantic and all the pastries were from chef Cedric Grolet. In fact you can go and have afternoon tea and sample some of the desserts without standing in line. The breakfast buffet was expensive and for me who follows a gluten free diet, my choices were very limited. The quality of gluten free bread and pastry in the hotel was subpar to a hotel of this standard. The service in the hotel was extraordinary. Everyone from the check in to the check out was amazing. I cannot emphasize how charming and classy this hotel is. I give it my GoldnAdvice seal of approval I will definitely go back.