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Cross the Tuileries to the Orangerie and follow Monet’s Water Lilies from sunrise colors to sunset tones across the two oval rooms.

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Choose the Mandarin Penthouse Suite for a private terrace with Eiffel Tower views and an adjoining living room for evenings at the hotel.

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Walk from Palais Royal to Galerie Vivienne on a rainy afternoon to see the nineteenth century passage’s mosaic floor beneath its glass roof.

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Mandarin Oriental Paris

Mandarin Oriental Paris brings a modern hotel to one of the Right Bank's best-known fashion addresses. Step outside at 251 Rue Saint-Honoré and Place Vendôme is close. The Tuileries Garden, the Louvre, Rue de Rivoli, and the Opéra district are also within easy reach. Inside, the mood changes around a landscaped courtyard. That shift from a busy shopping street to a sheltered garden is central to the stay. The hotel suits travelers who want Paris outside the door, yet prefer modern rooms and a quieter base when they return.

Ultra Luxury
4.6/5 42 Member Reviews 71% Upgrade Rate

Rooms

  • 135 135

Hotel Style

  • Charming Charming

Leisure

  • Fitness Fitness
  • Pool Pool
  • Spa Spa
  • Sauna Sauna

Experiences

  • Wellness Wellness
  • Culture Culture

Facilities

  • Pet Friendly Pet Friendly
  • Wheelchair Accessible Wheelchair Accessible
  • Gourmet Restaurant Gourmet Restaurant
  • Connecting Rooms Connecting Rooms

Rooms & Suites at Mandarin Oriental Paris

Deluxe Room
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Deluxe Room

420 sqft
From 1’329 USD

The Deluxe Room measures 39 square meters and overlooks the garden or Rue Saint-Honoré. Carpets and contemporary artwork sit alongside details inspired by Art Deco....

Mandarin Room
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Mandarin Room

452 sqft
From 1’557 USD

The Mandarin Room measures 42 square meters and looks toward the garden or inner courtyard. It has a sitting area alongside a king bed or...

Superior Room
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Superior Room

398 sqft
From 1’594 USD

The Superior Room measures 37 square meters and looks over the shops on Rue Saint-Honoré. It has a king bed with a silk bedspread. Contemporary...

Mandarin Terrace Room
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Mandarin Terrace Room

452 sqft
From 1’652 USD

The 42-square-meter Mandarin Terrace Room opens onto a private terrace above the camellia garden. The room has a king bed or twin beds. Velvet embroidery...

Junior Suite
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Junior Suite

592 sqft
From 2’020 USD

The 55-square-meter Junior Suite looks over the garden at Mandarin Oriental, Paris. A living room sits apart from the king bedroom, with a sofa and...

Deluxe Suite
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Deluxe Suite

657 sqft
From 2’138 USD

The 61-square-meter Deluxe Suite looks toward the garden or Rue Saint-Honoré. A separate living room has a sofa and writing desk, with French silks and...

Duplex Suite
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Duplex Suite

700 sqft
From 2’213 USD

The 65-square-meter Duplex Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris is laid out on two floors. An entrance hall leads to the living room, which has a...

Terrace Suite
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Terrace Suite

764 sqft
From 2’717 USD

The 71-square-meter Terrace Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris opens onto a private terrace above the hotel’s garden. There is a table outside for a meal...

Couture Suite
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Couture Suite

840 sqft
From 3’078 USD

The Couture Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris looks onto the hotel garden and measures 78 square meters. Its fabrics, patterns, and furniture draw on the...

2 Bedroom Connecting Family Room
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2 Bedroom Connecting Family Room

883 sqft
From 3’520 USD

The 82-square-meter Family Room at Mandarin Oriental, Paris pairs two connecting bedrooms. One has a king bed and the other has two twin beds in...

Panoramic Suite
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Panoramic Suite

807 sqft
From 3’736 USD

The Panoramic Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 75 square meters of space. The living area has a dining table for four and is separate...

2 Bedroom Junior Connecting Suite
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2 Bedroom Junior Connecting Suite

1,076 sqft
From 4’166 USD

The 100-square-meter Two Bedroom Junior Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has a living room facing the hotel garden. A sofa, coffee table, and writing desk...

2 Bedroom Deluxe Suite
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2 Bedroom Deluxe Suite

1,184 sqft
From 4’255 USD

The two-bedroom Deluxe Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 110 square meters and overlooks the garden. Light enters a separate living room furnished with seating...

2 Bedroom Couture Connecting Suite
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2 Bedroom Couture Connecting Suite

1,507 sqft
From 4’980 USD

The 140-square-meter Two Bedroom Couture Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has a living room between the two bedrooms. There is a dining table for four,...

Oriental Penthouse Suite
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Oriental Penthouse Suite

1,744 sqft
From 8’939 USD

The Oriental Penthouse Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 162 square meters of interior space on two floors. Its main terrace adds 75 square meters...

Royale Oriental Suite
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Royale Oriental Suite

1,744 sqft
From 8’962 USD

The Royale Oriental Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris spans two levels and has 162 square meters of indoor space. A separate 75-square-meter terrace looks from...

 2 Bedroom Garden Terrace Suite
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2 Bedroom Garden Terrace Suite

1,668 sqft
From 11’171 USD

Mandarin Oriental, Paris lists the two-bedroom Garden Terrace Suite at 155 square meters. Its separate garden terrace measures 110 square meters and has a dining...

Mandarin Penthouse Suite
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Mandarin Penthouse Suite

2,713 sqft
From 20’098 USD

The Mandarin Penthouse Suite has 252 square meters across two floors at the top of Mandarin Oriental, Paris. A private terrace looks toward the Eiffel...

Royale Mandarin Suite
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Royale Mandarin Suite

2,713 sqft
From 20’121 USD

The Royale Mandarin Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 252 square meters across two levels. At the top of the hotel, a private terrace looks...

2 Bedroom Parisian Terrace Suite
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2 Bedroom Parisian Terrace Suite

2,960 sqft
From 22’330 USD

The Parisian Terrace Suite at Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 275 square meters inside and a separate 120-square-meter terrace. A salon and dining room form the...

The location is especially useful for short stays. A morning at the Louvre can lead into a walk through the Tuileries and lunch near Place Vendôme. An afternoon among the boutiques needs no car between stops. Business travelers also have quick access to central offices and meeting addresses. The trade-off is the neighborhood itself. This is polished, commercial Paris rather than the café-lined residential atmosphere of the Left Bank. Guests seeking a village feel or immediate access to a major rail station may prefer another district.

The hotel's courtyard brings welcome separation from Rue Saint-Honoré. Camélia opens toward the greenery, and several rooms face the garden rather than the street. This makes orientation as important as floor space. Garden views favor calm. Street-facing rooms provide a stronger sense of the address. Higher suites can add rooftop outlooks and outdoor areas. Guests who care about a terrace, view, or reduced street exposure should raise that preference when choosing a room. The categories are not interchangeable.

Mandarin Oriental Paris has 135 rooms and suites. The total covers 96 rooms and 39 suites, including seven duplex suites. The official range runs from 38 to 430 square meters, so the room count tells only part of the story. Interiors by Sybille de Margerie draw on Paris fashion through silk, embroidery, art, marble, and bronze details. The overall effect remains clean and current. Rooms look toward Rue Saint-Honoré, the courtyard, or the garden, and selected categories have balconies or terraces.

For a couple on a city break, the main question is whether outdoor space will be used enough to justify a higher category. A Mandarin Terrace Room has a large terrace over the camellia garden. Other rooms may have a balcony without the same scale. Families and friends can consider connecting layouts instead of assuming that a large suite is the only practical answer. The hotel's Family Room joins two rooms and keeps two full bathrooms. That is useful when privacy matters as much as shared time.

The upper suite categories change the nature of the stay. The 252-square-meter Mandarin Penthouse Suite includes a terrace, dining room, kitchen, study, private gym, and city views. The four-bedroom Parisian Apartment covers 430 square meters and has a 230-square-meter landscaped terrace. It can also divide into two connecting two-bedroom suites. These choices suit longer stays, private meals, or families traveling together. They are not simply larger hotel rooms. Compare them with care because bedroom count, terrace orientation, and connecting options vary widely.

The two wings of the Art Deco building date from the 1930s. The interiors give the address a more current character. In the lobby, a large embroidered fan made with Maison Lesage gives the fashion theme a clear point of reference. The garden is less symbolic and more practical. It supports breakfast, lunch, drinks, and a quiet pause between appointments. In warm weather it becomes a major part of the hotel. In colder months, its value is mainly visual.

This balance helps explain whom the hotel suits. It feels more design-led than ceremonial, and the garden softens what could otherwise be a formal city address. Travelers who want gilded historic rooms or a grand procession of public spaces may find other Paris hotels closer to that ideal. Here, the emphasis falls on privacy, contemporary materials, spacious accommodations, and smooth movement between the hotel and the 1st arrondissement.

Daily dining centers on Camélia, a modern Paris brasserie led by Chef Nina Haradji. Its seasonal French cooking and garden-facing terrace cover breakfast, lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch. The setting is relaxed enough for repeated use during a stay. That matters at a city hotel where guests may return late from museums or meetings. It is also the natural choice when the courtyard is part of the reason for booking.

Bar 8 provides a more intimate evening setting with cocktails, tapas, and a terrace. The Cake Shop sits at the entrance to Camélia. It serves sweet and savory work by Pastry Chef Julien Dugourd for dining in or taking away. In-room dining operates around the clock. The current arrangement is compact: one main brasserie, one cocktail bar, and a pastry counter. Guests planning several destination dinners will have much of Paris nearby. Those who value many formal restaurants under one roof should take that difference into account.

Wellness facilities are substantial for such a central address. The Spa provides treatments. Hotel guests can use the Technogym-equipped fitness center at any hour. Beside it are a steam room and a 14-meter indoor pool, 1.2 meters deep. The pool works for a measured swim or an hour away from the city, though it is not a full-length training pool. Children may use the pool from age 3, and anyone under 16 needs an accompanying adult. The spa and fitness center admit guests from age 16.

The practical appeal is simple: there is no need to cross Paris for a workout, swim, or treatment. That makes the facilities particularly useful during a tightly scheduled weekend or a business trip. The pool area is an indoor wellness space, not a resort scene, and families should note the supervision and age rules before setting expectations. For adults, the combination of treatment rooms, steam, fitness, and swimming adds range without changing the hotel's essentially urban character.

Connecting rooms and multi-bedroom suites make the hotel workable for families without turning it into a family resort. The Tuileries Garden adds nearby outdoor space, and the Louvre is easy to reach. At the hotel, the garden provides a calmer setting for breakfast or a break in the day. There is no broad resort program to shape the schedule. A family stay here works best when built around Paris itself and supported by the right room layout.

Four meeting rooms overlook the interior garden. The hotel lists Sur Mesure as a private-event venue rather than as one of its public restaurants. Camélia, Bar 8, the garden, and selected signature suites can also host private occasions at different scales. This setup favors discreet dinners, board meetings, and smaller celebrations over large conventions. The signature suites are relevant when lodging and entertaining need to share one private setting. Terrace use and layouts should still be confirmed for the planned event.

Mandarin Oriental Paris makes the most sense for travelers who rank location, outdoor space, and contemporary design above old-world ceremony. It is a strong fit for fashion appointments, museum-focused weekends, central business trips, and family stays that need connecting rooms or several bedrooms. The garden and wellness facilities provide useful relief from a full day, while the dining remains straightforward enough to support rather than dominate the itinerary.

Room selection deserves more attention than the hotel name alone. Ask about outlook, floor, terrace size, and connecting arrangements, then decide how much time will actually be spent in the accommodation. A garden-facing room may be the better choice for quiet; a penthouse or apartment earns its place when private outdoor space, dining, or multiple bedrooms will be used. With those details settled, the hotel offers a precise version of central Paris: Rue Saint-Honoré at the entrance, a sheltered garden within, and the city's shops, museums, and landmarks close at hand.

Why we love this hotel

Why we love this hotel

The hotel’s dining spaces look onto its inner garden, a pocket of greenery set back from the bustle of Rue Saint-Honoré.

The hotel occupies a 1930s Art Deco-inspired building on Rue Saint-Honoré, giving design lovers a historic setting for a stay near Place Vendôme.

The Cake Shop at the entrance to Camélia makes French patisserie part of an afternoon on Rue Saint-Honoré, with individual pastries to take away.

Location of Mandarin Oriental, Paris

251 rue Saint-Honoré, 75001 Paris, France

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Weather at Mandarin Oriental Paris

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What to Know About Mandarin Oriental Paris

Please note: The hotel remains open while its rooms, spa and dining spaces are refreshed in phases.

Is Mandarin Oriental, Paris a good luxury hotel?

Yes. Mandarin Oriental, Paris is a strong choice for travelers who want a polished Right Bank stay near Place Vendome. The hotel combines a Rue Saint-Honore address, elegant rooms, Parisian dining, a serene garden mood, wellness, and attentive service.

Where is Mandarin Oriental, Paris located?

Mandarin Oriental, Paris is located at 251 Rue Saint-Honore, in the 1st arrondissement of Paris. The address is close to Place Vendome, the Tuileries Garden, the Louvre, Rue de Rivoli, and luxury shopping streets.

What makes Mandarin Oriental, Paris special?

The hotel stands out for its quiet garden feeling in one of Paris's most central luxury districts. Guests get a calm retreat with modern design, spacious rooms, refined dining, and easy access to fashion, art, and landmarks.

How many rooms and suites does Mandarin Oriental, Paris have?

Mandarin Oriental, Paris has 135 elegant rooms and suites, including seven duplex suites. This mix suits couples, families, friends, and business travelers who want space and a central Paris address.

What are the rooms like at Mandarin Oriental, Paris?

Rooms feel calm and contemporary, with elegant sitting areas, refined materials, generous bathrooms, and garden or city views. Some rooms add private balconies, which can make a short Paris stay feel more residential and relaxed.

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