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The original palace hotel in the heart of historic Paris on rue de Rivoli, Le Meurice is the very epitome of quiet elegance, the ultimate in the French art of living and alive with the artist’s soul of wit and magic. It is an inspirational and fascinating place where 18th-century splendour and the most innovative modern comforts sit happily side by side. So much more than a luxury hotel, this is a gallery, an adventure, a living work of art.
Le Meurice
228 Rue de Rivoli,
Paris, France
Paris, France
75001
Nearest Airport: CDG
Sometimes luxury isn't about marble floors or chandeliers, but about feeling completely at ease. This place nailed that perfect sweet spot between upscale and comfortable. The breakfast spread was consistently impressive, the housekeeping was invisible yet impeccable, and every staff member we encountered seemed genuinely happy to be there. It showed in their service.
Wilbur F
well well well, looks like i've found my new home away from home. this joint's got everything a gal could want - comfy bed, decent shower pressure (hallelujah!), and a bar that knows how to make a proper martini. staff didn't bat an eye when i rolled in at 3am (don't judge, i'm on vacation). breakfast sorted out my hangover nicely. location's pretty sweet too - stumbling dista
Aaliyah K - United States
Absolutely a 5 star hotel with all of the amenties you might excepect. I arrived by Eurorail @ the GareduNord Staion & was colldected by a top notch driver named Andrei Lega with whom I could not have had better guide assistance with. I arrived on one of the 4 fashion days in Paris & models in hautre couture gowns were everywhere with photographers sawrming all around them. One of my main reasons for going to Paris was to see the Garnierpera House built by Garnier & was able to get a ticket for a group tour thanks to Marko @ the Concierge desk & was able to check in within 20 minutes even though mist hotels don't allow for an early check in & received a beautiful room with a sunny view away from traffic noise. 5 stars overall for everyone who works here from bellman to manager.
Donn T - San Francisco, California
We have stayed at this hotel in the past and recently returned for breakfast at the hotel restaurant. The service here has never been the warmest but especially today does not compare well to the newer 5 star hotels that do a better job with hospitality. Our breakfast service was abysmal with the waiter neglecting to describe basic things on the menu. We had to specify that we wanted all the items on the American menu - if I wanted a la carte I would have ordered a la carte! The overall experience did not feel like a 5 star hotels. Our savory and sweet breakfast items were mediocre. I had to specify that I did want syrup served with the crepes (who orders plain crepes with no accompaniments?). Yogurt came in a packaged container. Croissant was good but had a bit of a burnt bottom. On a good note, the hot chocolate was exceptional. I don’t mind paying for a good meal but this was a waste of time and money. Would I return - definitely no.
NYC_2008_FC - New York City, New York
Stepping into this historic hotel was like traveling back in time. The carefully preserved architecture and antique furnishings created an atmosphere of old-world charm. Yet, modern amenities ensured a comfortable stay. The guided tour of the property was fascinating, and the afternoon tea in the grand salon was a delightful experience. A must-visit for history buffs!
Taliyah V - Watford, United Kingdom
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The wonderful experience at Hotel Meurice had a profound effect on our first experience in Paris. We had a room overlooking the Tuileries Garden. The view was out of an Audrey Hepburn movie—to the left the Louvre and the Eiffel tower to the right. It was unreal and the service was impeccable.
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