Prince de Galles, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Art Deco Room

Ideal for capital explorers or business travelers, the Art Deco rooms have a timeless elegance. Bathed in light, they offer lovely views of the city or the hotel's patio. Some Art Deco rooms have a balcony or terrace.

Art Deco guestrooms have Queen or King size beds.

The entrance is in black marble Saint Laurent. The masculine imprint is marked by the geometric lines, the marble and the Macassar wood used for the furniture of the room and the bathroom. The feminine touch is revealed by the carpet evoking floral contours and the lacquered bedside tables with a leather drawer reminiscent of the headboard. The reading lights, meanwhile, are adjustable. The walls of the rooms are covered with silk. The Macassar ebony veins continue on the door plates of the cabinets. The marble floor and the precision of the work done for the reconstruction of the plates attract the eye. Two tones are available in each room: celadon green or tangerine orange.

The bathroom has a beautiful mosaic with a beige or brown background, which contrasts elegantly with the black tones of Saint Laurent marble. The sense of space is enhanced by careful mirror play and the transparency of the shower and toilet doors. The majority of rooms are with bath and separate shower; only 29 of them (out of 115) have bathtubs.

(300 sq. ft.)

Art Deco Deluxe Room

Ideal for capital explorers or business travelers, the Art Deco rooms have a timeless elegance. Bathed in light, they offer lovely views of the city or the hotel's patio. Some Art Deco Deluxe rooms have a balcony or terrace.

Art Deco Deluxe guestrooms have King or Twin beds and connecting rooms are available if requested and upon availability.

The entrance is in black marble Saint Laurent. The masculine imprint is marked by the geometric lines, the marble and the Macassar wood used for the furniture of the room and the bathroom. The feminine touch is revealed by the carpet evoking floral contours and the lacquered bedside tables with a leather drawer reminiscent of the headboard. The reading lights, meanwhile, are adjustable. The walls of the rooms are covered with silk. The Macassar ebony veins continue on the door plates of the cabinets. The marble floor and the precision of the work done for the reconstruction of the plates attract the eye. Two tones are available in each room: celadon green or tangerine orange.

The bathroom has a beautiful mosaic with a beige or brown background, which contrasts elegantly with the black tones of Saint Laurent marble. The sense of space is enhanced by careful mirror play and the transparency of the shower and toilet doors. The majority of rooms are with bath and separate shower; only 29 of them (out of 115) have bathtubs.

Possibilities of connecting rooms per pair, or triple for large families (Art Deco Deluxe guestrooms).

(400 sq. ft.)

Mosaic Suites

With modern comforts, the unique details throughout these 23 Mosaïc suites bring to life the elegance of the 1920s and the Art Deco style: veined black “Saint Laurent” marble, fine arabesques reminiscent of the patio’s mosaics, closets in sycamore wood. Divided into two distinct rooms, these peaceful cocoons open, depending on their orientation, either over the Patio or the urban architecture of Avenue George V.

(500 sq. ft.)

Macassar Suite

The 18 Macassar suites initiate an escape into the Paris of the 1930s, evoked by the custom-made furniture inspired by the great designers of the time (Ruhlmann, Leleu, Delisle). For this category of suites, Pierre-Yves Rochon chose to alternate between two dominant colors: blue and cream. A serene and comfortable atmosphere, which one finds in these two distinct rooms, made up of luminous showcases set with mirrors where the activities of the day melt away.

Macassar Suites can be connected to Art Deco Deluxe guestrooms and/or to Macassar Suites.

(700 sq. ft.)

Suite Or

Located on the seventh floor of the hotel, the Suite Or is illuminated with black and gold and is adorned with French artisanal expertise. 
Composed of several warm and welcoming spaces - a salon with a dining room, a bathroom, a bedroom and a dressing room - this suite serves as an escape between heaven and earth thanks to its private terrace that plunges out over the Patio. Inside, veined marble, dark leather, leopard-print armchairs, and lacquered furniture occupy an atmosphere tinted with exoticism, where refinement combines with gold leaf. Under the measured brushstroke of the Parisian artist Manuela Paul-Cavallier, the alcove at the head of the bed transforms into a veritable mural décor, conducive to the dreams of a golden sleep.

(1000 sq. ft.)

Saphir Suite

Located on the seventh floor of the hotel, the Suite Saphir, punctuated with blue details, plunges the visitor into a wave of softness. Composed of several warm and inviting spaces – a salon, a dining room, a bathroom, a bedroom and a dressing room – this suite promises great escapes over the rooftops of Paris, with its two private terraces overlooking Avenue George V. Inside, from the veined marble to the bathroom mosaic, the décor is dotted with bright notes that revive the heyday of the Art Deco style. Furniture inspired by Ruhlmann, sconces by Artemis, portraits of women signed by Lempicka… a literary atmosphere evoking the profound soul of Paris in the 1930s, a city equally beloved by artists and their muses.

(1000 sq. ft.)

Lalique Suite

Together with Lalique and Patrick Hellmann, the Hotel Prince de Galles creates a signature suite that unites the spirit of Paris and the French ‘art de vivre’ in a world of design and luxury. 

The suite is spread over 165 m² on two floors under the mansard of the hotel. The signature accommodation features separate living and dining rooms, king-size beds and a marble bathroom. The large terrace offers an overwhelming experience under the skies of Paris. 

The acclaimed designer Patrick Hellmann unveils the brand new Lalique Suite, the fruit of a unique collaboration between two legendary French 'Maisons de Luxe': Prince de Galles and the master of crystal Lalique.  
With its 90 m² of private terrace and panoramic views over Paris, the Suite, adorned with Lalique crystal elements, is a unique and exclusive jewel on the Parisian stage. »

The Suite Lalique can be connected to two additional bedrooms.

(1780 sq. ft.)

AKIRA BACK

The international Japanese Chef Akira Back has set up his first residence in Europe at the Prince De Galles Hotel.

The exquisite experience reveals a modern Japanese cuisine with international influences. Chef Back’s passion is to provide an experience that leaves people emotionally connected with aspects of his food, personality and life.

Akira Back brings together dining, drinking and socializing with an eclectic-chic setting. Flawlessly blended DJ beats will add to the lively atmosphere, setting the vibe for guests to enjoy inventive shareable plates and sake craft cocktails.

Le Patio

Gastronomic experiences thrive year-round around the Patio and its celebrated Gentil & Bourdet mosaic, meticulously restored by Bruno Borrione. Teak, marble, palm trees, and bohemian chairs create an appealing, botanical stopping place in the heart of Paris.

The Patio offers a warm, restful experience underscored by the Chef’s culinary additions, resulting in a light cuisine favoring hints of the Mediterranean. Carpaccio, fresh vegetables, a variety of olive oils, and homemade ice creams and sorbets blend harmoniously as fresh, colorful compositions upon a dish designed by Elisabeth Monroy invite the brilliant sparkle of the patio’s mosaic.

Restaurant 19.20 - Norbert Tarayre

Restaurant 19.20 - Norbert Tarayre

Nestled along the illustrious George V Avenue, steps away from the Champs-Élysées, our restaurant pays homage to the rich traditions of French bistronomic cuisine. Step into a world where simplicity meets elegance, and authenticity is the heart and soul of every dish. Our menu is a masterful blend of locally-sourced ingredients, lovingly prepared to showcase the true essence of French cuisine.

Chef Norbert Tarayre

After 10 years of sharing his expertise on the small screen through a number of TV shows, Chef Norbert Tarayre wants to refocus on what drives him deepest - cooking.
Today, Chef Norbert Tarayre takes a new turn in his career as a chef by teaming up with the prestigious Avenue George V hotel: The Prince de Galles, for which he offers a new interpretation of essential bistro dishes with sincerity.

Cuisine 

Chef Norbert Tarayre has set himself a crazy challenge: to offer Belle Epoque cuisine that's affordable and accessible both on the plate and in terms of price, with dynamic service that's as close to the customer as possible. His cuisine will be sourced from high-quality local produce. Emphasis will also be placed on reducing waste and new collaborations with producers will see the light of day.