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Deluxe Garden Rooms measure 30 square meters and face the hotel's greenery. Deluxe Double Double Rooms have the same floor area, two double beds and capacity for four people. Prestige Eiffel Rooms also measure 30 square meters, but add a balcony looking toward the Eiffel Tower. Their king or twin beds are framed by alabaster-accented headboards, with Carrara marble in the bathrooms. Views and outdoor space belong to particular categories, rather than every room.

Signature Suites extend to 90 square meters, with a four-poster bed in a separate bedroom, living and dining space, and a marble bathroom with a whirlpool tub and shower. The larger Eiffel Suite has two bedrooms within 160 square meters. Its living room and separate dining room open onto a 30-square-meter terrace facing the Eiffel Tower and Paris rooftops. The layout accommodates four guests. Signature Suites can connect to an additional bedroom and bathroom, creating a 120-square-meter space for four.

Connecting accommodation is available on request, including a Deluxe Garden Room joined to a Deluxe Room. Cribs are also available by arrangement. The hotel has a children's menu, and the concierge can organize activities outside the property. Room service operates around the clock, with a separate overnight menu. That flexibility is useful after a late arrival or when children need to eat before the rest of the family. Selected accessible rooms have wider doorways, lower switches and showers with grab bars. Vegetarian and gluten-free choices are available, with other dietary requirements discussed in advance.

Le Collectionneur is the hotel's main restaurant, set in a bright space at the heart of the property. Its French cooking follows the seasons, and the dining room's bay windows open toward terraces planted with trees and flowers. Breakfast and lunch give this room an everyday role within the hotel. The setting carries the Art Deco identity into the meal, with daylight and garden views taking precedence over a formal, enclosed dining room.

Le Bar continues the 1930s mood for drinks and conversation, with a seven-meter granite counter. The drinks selection includes classic cocktails, Champagne and rare spirits. At the rear of the restaurant, Le Patio has 60 seats enclosed by green walls and a separate bar. It is a tucked-away outdoor setting within the building's larger footprint, with room for lunch or a cocktail when the weather allows.

The spa occupies nearly 450 square meters and has four treatment rooms, including one for two people. Cellcosmet supplies the facial and body treatment program, alongside massages. A sauna and steam room sit within the spa, and the indoor pool is framed by high ceilings, mirrors and carefully directed light. The decorative treatment continues the hotel's Art Deco theme into a space used for swimming as well as appointments.

Children can enter the spa from age four, accompanied by an adult and only during designated family periods. Access conditions depend on the reservation, and charges may apply. The fitness room is open around the clock and has Technogym machines and strength-training equipment. Personal training sessions can be booked through the hotel's fitness partner.

The hotel's event rooms are named after ocean liners, extending the design story into its business spaces. Normandie is a 648-square-meter ballroom with room for up to 650 people at a cocktail reception or 480 at a banquet. Queen Mary provides a smaller setting at 289 square meters, while Liberty is a 43-square-meter room for more compact gatherings. These are dedicated event spaces with different layouts for presentations, dinners and receptions. Their range supports both a private celebration and a company meeting, with the room chosen around the format rather than a single standard arrangement.

Parc Monceau is the neighborhood's natural starting point for a walk from the hotel. Winding paths pass mature trees and sculptures, with a historic rotunda marking one of the entrances. Play areas and swings give families somewhere outdoors to spend time between visits elsewhere in Paris. The park's entrances on Avenue Van Dyck and Avenue Ruysdael help connect it with the surrounding streets, so it can form part of a neighborhood walk rather than a separate excursion.

The nearby Musée Jacquemart-André adds a more intimate cultural visit to a stay here. At 158 Boulevard Haussmann, it occupies a nineteenth-century mansion whose furnished rooms retain the setting of a private collection. Italian Renaissance paintings, Flemish works and eighteenth-century French art give the collection its breadth. The domestic scale of the rooms is part of the visit, with art displayed within the house rather than solely in conventional gallery spaces.

The Arc de Triomphe is about 1.2 kilometers from the hotel, placing it within a longer neighborhood walk rather than immediately outside the door. The Champs-Élysées and the shops of Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré extend the possibilities south of this Parc Monceau base. The address works for a stay combining museums, shopping and appointments across the western part of central Paris.

The entrance is at 51-57 Rue de Courcelles. Courcelles metro station is around 400 meters away on line 2. Malesherbes, on line 3, is farther at about 900 meters, and bus 84 serves the Murillo stop. These routes provide alternatives to a car for journeys across Paris. Taxis can be requested through the hotel, while drivers have on-site parking available for a charge. Paris Charles de Gaulle and Orly are the main airport arrival points; road-transfer times depend on traffic and the airport used. Reception operates around the clock. For visitors arriving by rail, Saint-Lazare is the closest of the major stations listed by the hotel, with Gare du Nord and Gare de l'Est farther across the city.