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Dating back to a Paris of style and opulence, Hotel Napoleon is one of the city's most exquisite hideaways. Presented in 1928 to the Countess de Bobigny as a wedding gift from her husband, this Art Deco masterpiece, exuding the ambience of a private townhouse, immediately gained favor with privacy-seeking celebrities such as Errol Flynn, Orson Wells and Josephine Baker. The tradition continues today at this intimate luxury haven, offering an enviable location overlooking the Arc de Triomphe and the Avenue de Champs-Elysées and serving as an elegant host to savvy travelers.
Hotel Napoleon Paris
40 avenue de Friedland
Paris, France
75008
Nearest Airport: PAR
I felt at home since the very first moment. Everyone was so kind and welcoming and I really loved the classy aesthetic of the hotel.
giseladrdr - Panama City, Panama
The rooms very well appointed, spacious and great breakfast. They 4 PM checkin makes for a slightly more complicated situation.
phyllis688
Very good. Coming again.Napoleon has been hotel during my whole working life, when coming to Paris. I am pleased to recommend hotel Napoleon. Thanks
juhanisantaholma
The hotel was lovely and close to many sites. Walkable to many and the metro was close. Hotel staff was very friendly and spoke English. Concierge was very helpful in getting taxis.
nkuehl
Very accommodating, friendly and kind staff. The room and the view far exceeded our expectations. Everything was magnificent
msalicia21 - Ione, California
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The Hotel Napoleon was the best. Off our balcony we had a view of the Arc de' Triomphe from one side and the Eiffel Tower from another side surrounded by a panoramic view of Paris. The service at the hotel was five-star and we had a wonderful time.
-T. and L. Bowers
Our stay in Paris at The Napolean was fabulous. Everything was perfect, and the concierge was very helpful. My boyfriend and I especially loved the balcony looking out to the Arc de Triomphe. Very romantic...
-E. Leroux