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Le Meurice

Paris, France • Jardin des Tuileries • OVER THE TOP

avg. $1,849 / night

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At a glance

Paris's most geographically privileged hotel since 1835, with Haussmann architecture and Starck-restored interiors blending Louis XVI grandeur with contemporary restraint.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors of Parisian heritage

Highlights:

  • Haussmann-era facade facing Jardin des Tuileries since 1835
  • Grand suites with original Louis XVI plasterwork and ormolu sconces
  • Philippe Starck's 2007 restoration balances contemporary design with Rococo interiors
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PB hotel design editorial

Facing the Jardin des Tuileries from its rue de Rivoli address, the building that became Le Meurice has served as Paris's most geographically privileged hotel since 1835, its Haussmann-era limestone facade — five floors of evenly spaced shuttered windows beneath a zinc mansard punctuated by pedimented dormers — presenting an unbroken argument for classical restraint. The property underwent a major restoration completed in 2007 under the direction of interior designer Philippe Starck, who was charged with refreshing 160 rooms and suites while preserving the ornate Louis XVI architecture that defines the public salons. The tension Starck introduced — contemporary white Kartell chairs set against grey-veined marble chimney surrounds and gilt-framed Rococo canvases in the restaurant Le Meurice — remains among the more considered acts of anachronism in Parisian palace hotel design. The bedroom photography reveals two distinct registers. The grand suites retain their original plasterwork ceiling coffers, Louis XVI fauteuils upholstered in silver damask, chevron parquet, and ormolu wall sconces, the atmosphere closer to a private Faubourg Saint-Germain apartment than to hotel accommodation. The upper-floor rooms added later carry a more contemporary hand: gold-inlaid upholstered headboards, grey oak panelling, Art Nouveau-influenced ironwork glazing, and custom feather-motif rugs reading as a quiet homage to Salvador Dalí, who famously kept a suite here for decades. The dining room ceiling fresco with its cursive verse inscription completes the effect — grandeur handled with enough wit to remain genuinely alive.

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Le Meurice Reviews

1,466 reviews

"We wish we had greater superlatives for our wonderful stay and experience at elegant Le Meurice! Our room was supremely comfortable, luxurious and spotlessly clean. The bath was also spacious and gleaming, with his and hers sinks, a separate walk-in shower that included a rain shower head and handheld shower head, and a separate bathtub that also included a handheld shower head. Every restaurant at the hotel provides an elegant, delicious dining experience with superior service throughout. Thank you to all the staff at Le Meurice for your warm hospitality and personal service! We hope to return again often and soon."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

May 26, 2026

"I return to the Meurice a few times a year. The service from the front door and throughout is so professional, welcoming and polite. A touch of the old-fashioned about their standards and the rooms are fitted to very high standards, beautifully clean and full of indulgent touches which one can expect at their prices, but not always find delivered elsewhere. The location suits us hugely and perhaps the food choices in the general restaurant are not quite as traditional as one would like when trying to ‘feel at home’, but the service is great. Outstanding breakfasts with great staff. Money well-spent I find and congratulations to the management for finding and training such outstanding staff."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 26, 2026

"Went yesterday for afternoon tea with my daughter. Firstly I must congratulate the staff who were absolutely excellent. Charming, efficient and discreet. However I do have a suggestion that they explain the "menu" a little bit at the beginning of the service. We started with a selection of delicious sandwiches and were then bought a beautiful presentation of sweet and savoury mousses formed into the shapes of fruits or nuts according to their flavour. The advice was to start with the sweet and then continue with the savoury. They really were little works of art and the sweet ones (apple, mango, lemon) were very very sweet... It was enough to eat one and share one each of the others and then a break was needed before trying the savoury (I actually didn't even get that far)... after a while a chef appeared with some (plainer, drier) cakes.. a kugelhof, then some madeleines, a muffin, a cookie... these were all perfectly acceptable and very good to accompany the sweet mousses, if only we'd had them at the same time or understood that they were coming.. It was a shame that I couldn't enjoy eating them after the sweet mousses. I certainly had enough to eat ! I just wish that I'd been given an idea of what to expect so that I could fully appreciate what was on offer ! They had lovely little egg timers to tell you how long to leave the tea bag in the pot depending on the strength you like your tea... word of advice to the British.. leave the teabag in ! And, again, the service was excellent !"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 25, 2026

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