History, glamour and spectacular views meet at Shangri-La Paris, once the home of Prince Roland Bonaparte. Gaze at the Eiffel Tower from your room, or embark on an adventure through fashion, food and French culture with us to discover what really makes the City of Light tick.

Live Like a Bonaparte in a Parisian Palace

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A stay at Shangri-La Paris is one full of history, elegance, and stunning views of the city’s most iconic landmark.

Originally built in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower in 1896, the former home of French imperial Prince Roland Bonaparte (grandnephew of Napoleon) has been painstakingly restored to its original glory and holds Monuments Historiques status. If you’re looking to immerse yourself in the grand and eclectic styles of late 18th century, then the extraordinary L'Appartement Prince Bonaparte is where you want to be. 

Sail the River Seine in a Stylish Riva Boat

Experience French art de vivre as you cruise the River Seine on a legendary Riva boat. This ultimate Parisian adventure will sweep you off your feet, as your escorted from your room to the shore where a basked of delicious treats from Pastry Chef Maxence Barbot will be waiting for you. Glide under one historic bridge to the next as you soak up the city’s finest monuments from the iconic Eiffel Tower to the Louve and the Grand Palais.

Be Pampered Like a Prince or Princess

Hidden in the former stables of Prince Roland Bonaparte's residence you’ll find of a botanical paradise that will become your personal place of peace and relaxation - Chi, The Spa.

Relax with a swim or aqua yoga session in one of the largest indoor pools in all of Paris, framed by marble columns and bathed in natural light. Don’t leave without trying our selection of naturally inspired treatments, from an Urban Detox to an Anti-Fatigue facial and holistic CBD massage.

Have a Michelin-Starred Meal in the 16th Arrondissement

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Home to the only Chinese Michelin starred restaurant in France, Shangri-La Paris is where you’ll find Chef Samuel Lee serving up an ever-evolving menu of authentic dishes from the Far East. For a more traditional experience, visit La Bauhinia and sit under the stunning glass cupola whilst indulging in an eclectic blend of French and Southeast Asian flavours from Executive Chef Christophe Moret. Sweet tooth? Pastry Chef Maxence Barbot will help satisfy it at Lobby Lounge.

Discover the Legendary Ritual of Sabering 
 
Legend has it that Champagne sabering dates back to the reign of Napoleon Bonaparte, used to celebrate both victory and defeat in battle or, perhaps more romantically, to impress Madame Clicquot when she would gift soldiers a bottle of her finest bubbly.

Whatever the history, you can travel back in time every evening at 7pm at Shangri-La’ s Bar Botaniste as we pay homage to this ancient ritual and our first resident, Prince Roland Bonaparte.