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The best hotel suites in Paris
The room, not the hotel: in each hotel that matters, the suite to ask for.
The room, not the hotel. In each of the few hotels that matter there is one suite to ask for, and a reason to ask for it by name.
La Suite Shangri-La at Shangri-La Paris
A one-bedroom suite of 120 sqm on the top floor of Prince Roland Bonaparte's former house, with a 100 sqm private terrace facing the Eiffel Tower.
Les Grands Appartements at Hôtel de Crillon
Two fourth-floor suites designed by Karl Lagerfeld, each with a dining room and dressing rooms, in the 1758 palace on the Place de la Concorde.
The Eiffel Tower Suite at Four Seasons Hotel George V
A seventh-floor suite at the George V with a wrought-iron terrace and a round corner lounge that face the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides, with a second bedroom that connects on request.
The Mandarin Penthouse Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris
A one-bedroom penthouse of 252 sqm on the rue Saint-Honoré, with a terrace over the Opéra Garnier, a private gym and a bathroom that looks to the Eiffel Tower.
The Rooftop Penthouse by Coppola at Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, Paris
An 83 sqm penthouse at the top of the Lutetia on the Left Bank, with a 60 sqm roof terrace above the bedroom that looks all the way round Paris to the Eiffel Tower.
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