10 avenue d'Iéna, 75116 Paris
Palace on Avenue d’Iéna, former Palais d’Iéna: 100 rooms, 1-MICHELIN-star Shang Palace, CHI Spa with 17 m pool and Eiffel Tower views.
Rates vary with the season and the room or suite category selected.
For a precise stay, check your dates or contact the Concierge to narrow down the right category.
Shangri-La Paris has several dining venues, with chefs depending on the restaurant.
At Shang Palace, the chef is Tony Xu. La Bauhinia is led by Simon Havage and Timothy Lam.
Yes. The property is a Paris palace set within the former Palais d’Iéna.
It includes CHI Spa, an indoor pool, a hammam and a fitness centre.
Palace in the Palais d’Iéna, Atout France distinction: one hundred rooms including thirty-seven suites, MICHELIN-starred Shang Palace and Eiffel Tower views from the 16th.
Through the doors of the Palais d’Iéna, you enter Prince Roland Bonaparte’s town house, transformed into a palace in 2010. Mouldings, frescoes and grand staircases dialogue with one hundred rooms and thirty-seven suites at generous volumes — a Parisian rarity.
The concierge anticipates without intruding: transfer from Roissy, a table at Shang Palace, a private heritage tour. That is the essence of a 16th-arrondissement stay: the Eiffel Tower from the terraces, the Seine three minutes away, Trocadéro at the end of Avenue d’Iéna. Shang Palace and La Bauhinia anchor the house in a Franco-Asian dialogue unique in Paris.
Architects Alfred Ernest Charles Janty and Michel Roux-Spitz honoured the heritage while opening perspectives onto the Seine and Eiffel Tower.
Original mouldings, frescoes and panelling were preserved during the palace renovation. Suites unfold surfaces rare in the Parisian hotel landscape — up to several hundred square metres for signature categories.
La Bauhinia’s cupola, inspired by 19th-century winter gardens, forms one of the palace’s most photographed volumes.
Forty per cent of rooms and sixty per cent of suites offer a direct Eiffel Tower and Seine view — a rare privilege for a 16th-arrondissement palace.
Les Clefs d’Or concierge coordinates transfers, Shang Palace bookings and heritage tours. Valet service, twenty-four-hour room service and multilingual welcome extend the experience beyond the historic walls.
You come here to inhabit a princely setting with the comfort expected of a Forbes Five-Star address — with no compromise on calm or discretion.
One hundred rooms including thirty-seven suites: Deluxe, Premier, Terrace Eiffel View Room and signature suites (Shangri-La Suite, Imperial Suite).
Terrace Eiffel View Rooms open onto a private balcony facing the Tower — the criterion I check first for a first stay. Suites unfold separate living room, marble and terrace for upper categories.
Courtyard side for inner garden calm; Seine side for Eiffel Tower perspective — the concierge notes the preference at booking.
8 rooms and suites — our Concierge's priority selection.
Concierge selection
A room with a terrace and Eiffel Tower view, set within Prince Roland Bonaparte’s former private mansion in Paris.
Private balcony facing the Eiffel Tower — the room I hold first for a first stay at the Palais d’Iéna.
A Superior Room at Shangri-La Paris, set in the former private mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte, moments from Iéna and the Palais de Tokyo.
A Deluxe Room at Shangri-La Paris, set in the former private mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte, moments from Iéna and the Palais de Tokyo.
A Signature room opening onto Paris, set within the former mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte.
A Junior Suite Paris View at Shangri-La Paris, in the former private mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte, a short walk from Palais de Tokyo and Iéna.
A Junior Suite at Shangri-La Paris, in the former mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte, moments from Iéna, the Palais de Tokyo and the Holy Trinity Cathedral.
A room oriented toward the Eiffel Tower, within the former private mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte in Paris.
A room with a terrace at Shangri-La Paris, in the former mansion of Prince Roland Bonaparte, steps from Iéna station and the Palais de Tokyo.
Built in 1896 for Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon I’s grand-nephew, the Palais d’Iéna housed botanical collections and reception salons.
Listed as a historic monument, the building opened as a luxury hotel in December 2010 — Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts’ first European address. In 2014, the Atout France Palace distinction crowned the house excellence.
One hundred rooms and thirty-seven suites today form a human-scale palace, where 19th-century heritage dialogues with contemporary comfort.
35 services and amenities — palace essentials without excess.
What the concierge arranges for you, beyond the room.
Concierge selection
Six addresses under one roof. Our favourite table wears the Concierge badge.
Concierge selection
France’s only MICHELIN-starred Chinese table, at the heart of the palace. Tony Xu and his Cantonese brigade serve haute Chinese cuisine, dim sum and tasting menus.
My tip: for a weekend, book two weeks ahead. Ask for Qing Ming salon for a private dinner for up to twenty-four guests.
Under the winter-garden-inspired cupola, La Bauhinia blends French and Asian cuisine — breakfast, lunch and bespoke dinners.
Le Bar Botaniste revisits Prince Roland Bonaparte’s botanical passion with botanical cocktails and rare spirits in a period tent mood.
Prince Roland Bonaparte’s reception salons host private lunches and dinners in the historic Palais d’Iéna setting.
Maison Roland anchors the palace in the Parisian brasserie: generous plates and bistro mood at the heart of the Palais d’Iéna.
Les Lounges serve exceptional pastries, rare teas and champagne in the intimacy of the palace salons.
Forbes Travel Guide« Parisian palace in the former Palais d’Iéna: suites with Eiffel Tower views, starred Shang Palace and CHI Spa with indoor pool. »
MICHELIN Hotels« The only Parisian palace blending historic heritage with Franco-Asian dual culinary culture. »
Presse spécialisée« Since 2010, Shangri-La Paris inhabits the Palais d’Iéna with one of the clearest Eiffel Tower views in the 16th arrondissement. »
5,0Alexander A« Our stay here was the highlight of our trip to Paris. From the moment we arrived, we felt truly welcomed. The champagne upon arrival was a lovely touch, and our children were absolutely thrilled to pick a toy from the treasure box. The property is stunning, full of history, and impeccably maintained. We stayed in a Junior Suite, which provided plenty of space and privacy for our family. The on-site dining and bars were also excellent. What stood out most was the staff. Everyone was warm, attentive, and genuinely made us feel special throughout our stay. I highly recommend staying here and would gladly return on our next visit to Paris. »
3,0Ryan Yates« On plus side, very nice while you're inside. On downside, we were waiting hours to try to catch a bolt/taxi/uber/freenow on our phone during the riots after Paris champion's league win, and they wouldnt let us back into the hotel to charge phone once it died. By that time, it was 2am while we were with our 4 and 6 year old kids, and the chaos outside was intensifying. So no humanity is left after they have your cash. »
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Museum shop and temporary exhibitions on Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie — six minutes on foot.. 6 min walk
My tip: the museum shop is worth the detour for limited editions and fashion books.
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Immersive Dior journey on Avenue Montaigne: haute couture from 1947 to today.. 9 min walk
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Chanel, Dior, Louis Vuitton and high jewellery — ten minutes on foot or five by taxi from d’Iéna.. 10 min walk
16th-arrondissement covered market: cheese, fishmongers and greengrocers — twelve minutes by metro from Iéna.. Tue–Sun mornings (closed Mon). 12 min walk
Perfumery temple at 68 Champs-Élysées since 1914 — personalisation atelier and bottle engraving.. 14 min walk
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Designer fashion, beauty concept store and rooftop with Arc de Triomphe view.. 15 min walk
Website →My tip: for a first stay, ask for a Terrace Eiffel View Room on the 5th or 6th floor Seine side. The Tower perspective reads clearly from the private balcony. The ritual I recommend: in-room breakfast around 8 am, then a few laps in the CHI Spa pool before lunch at La Bauhinia. Share your arrival time — the concierge desk notes the category and in-room setup.
Everything a guest might ask before and during their stay — rooms, dining, spa, family and hotel policies.
Check-in starts at 15h00. Tell the concierge your arrival time to speed up welcome when schedules allow.
Checkout is before 12h00. Late checkout may be available — the concierge confirms the day before.
The concierge desk can hold your luggage from your city arrival until the room is ready.
10 Avenue d'Iéna, 75116 Paris — former Roland Bonaparte palace, Eiffel Tower views.
Private transfer or chauffeur on request through the concierge; share flight number and landing time.
Valet and partner car parks are available — reception shares current rates.
Major Paris sights are walkable or a short drive — personalised route on arrival.
Terrace Eiffel View Room — private terrace and Eiffel Tower view; the Concierge pick.
High-speed Wi-Fi is included property-wide, including rooms and suites.
Individual climate control in rooms; share preferences on arrival.
Individual in-room safe; laptop-sized in selected categories.
Restaurant bookings, transfers, tickets, private visits and event coordination — the concierge desk operates 24/7.
In-room dining is available during posted hours; the full menu is shared on arrival.
Laundry and pressing with express return depending on drop-off time — ask the concierge.
EV charging via partners or nearby stations — the concierge guides based on your vehicle.
Shang Palace (1 Star), La Bauhinia, Le Bar Botaniste and L'Orangerie.
For signature tables and weekends, book when confirming your stay — the concierge forwards the request.
Breakfast in-room or in the dining room per hotel hours — note allergies and preferred time.
Vegetarian menus and adaptations possible — note restrictions when booking tables.
CHI, The Spa: Asian rituals, 17-metre pool and fitness on Avenue d'Iéna.
Spa slots are confirmed on reservation — contact the wellness concierge 24–48 hours ahead.
Fitness space open during posted hours; cardio and strength equipment available.
Spa access for hotel guests by appointment — the concierge confirms slots.
Private tours, behind-the-scenes access, local partners and seasonal activities — refined on arrival.
The concierge books museums, galleries and monuments with off-peak morning slots when possible.
Chauffeur or private car on request — share schedule, luggage and party size.
Salons and suites can host private dinners subject to capacity — the concierge quotes menu and service.
Cribs, children's menus and tailored services on request — note children's ages when booking.
Crib and bottle warmer available at no extra charge subject to stock — request before arrival.
Pool access per house rules; the concierge clarifies hours and supervision requirements.
One pet up to 10 kg welcome at no extra charge — notify before arrival.
One pet up to 10 kg welcome at no extra charge — notify before arrival.
Accessible rooms and routes on request — contact the concierge before arrival to prepare the path.
Connecting rooms subject to availability — share party composition when booking.
Terms depend on the rate booked — the concierge shares the exact policy before confirmation.
Rates are quoted VAT-inclusive for French guests; details are confirmed on the quote.
Major credit cards accepted; the concierge clarifies guarantees per stay type.
Extended stays on quote — the concierge shares a proposal matched to duration and room.
Responsible resource management, local partnerships and reduced single-use plastic — details on request.
Kitchens and bars favour local, seasonal producers — menus reflect product origin.
Linen refresh on request to limit unnecessary laundry.
Tables, transfers, spa, excursions or special occasions — how the Concierge replies when you ask.
The concierge desk can book a chauffeur or limousine based on the flight and luggage. A request at least twenty-four hours ahead, with the flight number, aligns arrival with check-in and valet.
A driver can be placed at disposal for dinner or a show. Pick-up and return times are enough to confirm the vehicle and driver contact number.
Station Iéna (line 9) is a two-minute walk; line 9 reaches Chaussée d’Antin — La Fayette then Opéra with a change. A taxi takes about fifteen minutes depending on traffic.
Shang Palace, France’s only MICHELIN-starred Chinese table, fills quickly on weekends. Booking two weeks ahead is recommended; the concierge desk forwards the request and confirms within twenty-four hours.
La Bauhinia serves breakfast, lunch and dinner under its cupola. Party size and preferred time let the concierge desk propose the available table or adjacent salon.
Le Bar Botaniste serves botanical cocktails and rare spirits in the evening. Preferred time and party size guide the booking; the concierge desk confirms counter or salon availability.
CHI, The Spa offers the Prince Bonaparte ritual by appointment, between 9 am and 9 pm. Next-day slots depend on the schedule; the treatment menu is shared when the request is made.
CHI Spa’s 17-metre pool opens with the spa, generally 9 am to 9 pm. Exact hours and quiet slots can be confirmed the day before with the wellness concierge.
Terrace Eiffel View Room categories or signature Seine-side suites offer the clearest perspective. Sharing the arrival date allows the category to be held and in-room setup to be noted.
The dim sum workshop books on limited slots with the Shang Palace team. Forty-eight hours’ notice, with participant count, confirms the session and tasting menu.
Terrace Eiffel View suites and rooms allow in-room or terrace breakfast depending on weather. Category and service time are confirmed the day before with the concierge desk.
Reception prints documents on request. For quiet work, a suite with a separate living room or the business salon suits the meeting length.
Valet and reception coordinate sensitive arrivals without the main lobby when the schedule allows. A written protocol sent ahead is applied by the team.
Room service offers a reduced menu after 10 pm depending on the kitchen. Delivery time can align with return from a show or external dinner.
Les Salons du Prince and palace MICE spaces host up to 280 guests depending on layout. Floor plan, catering and a dining quote are available on request from the events concierge.
The Shangri-La Suite or a Terrace Eiffel View with terrace suit a summer honeymoon. Arrival dates allow the category to be held and a discreet in-room touch.
Tang (12 covers) and Qing Ming (24 covers) private rooms book on quote. Tasting menu, pairings and musical entertainment are coordinated through the concierge desk and restaurant.
A private tour of the historic salons and Roland Bonaparte history is arranged by appointment. The concierge desk coordinates timing, guide language and route based on preferred duration.
Palais de Tokyo is a three-minute walk away. Tonight’s programme and remaining seats are checked on the website; if sold out, an evening visit to Musée Guimet is a common alternative.
Maison Roland, the palace Parisian bistro, often holds late tables; La Bauhinia serves until evening service. Disembarkation time is enough to target an available slot.
Musée Guimet, Europe’s largest Asian art collection, is a two-minute walk away. Tickets, audio guides and children’s routes book on the website or through the concierge desk.
Avenue Montaigne houses, ten minutes by taxi, sometimes accept a pre-opening slot on request. Target brands let the concierge desk align the itinerary with the stay schedule.
Lunch at La Bauhinia or tea in the adjacent salon allows a break without leaving the palace. A table can be reserved ahead; valet coordinates return to Trocadéro.
Extra beds, barriers and tailored welcome are prepared when children’s ages are noted. Child room service and Palais de Tokyo workshops often complete the stay.
A vetted partner agency can be recommended on request. Forty-eight hours’ notice, with timing and number of children, is required to arrange care.
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Shangri-La Paris is a hotel distinguished as a Palace by Atout France in Paris (Île-de-France). 136 rooms.
Updated 29 June 2026
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Data collected on 10 June 2026.
