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Mandarin Oriental, Paris

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Mandarin Oriental, Paris opened in June 2011 inside a restored 1930s Art Deco building on Rue Saint-Honoré near Place Vendôme. Jean-Michel Wilmotte restored the façade and shaped the indoor garden with landscape artists François Neveux and Bernard Rouyer; Sybille de Margerie designed rooms and the spa. Six months after opening, Thierry Marx's Sur Mesure earned two Michelin stars, still anchoring a 135-key house of 96 rooms and 39 suites.

About Mandarin Oriental, Paris

History

The Mandarin Oriental, Paris occupies a historic 1930s building in Paris's 1st arrondissement with an art deco façade restored by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. The hotel opened in June 2011 after renovation, featuring an indoor garden created by Wilmotte & Associés with landscape artists François Neveux and Bernard Rouyer. It blends Parisian elegance with Oriental refinement near Place Vendôme and Tuileries Garden.

The setting

Mandarin Oriental, Paris commands 251 Rue Saint-Honoré in the 1st arrondissement, on the ancient luxury axis connecting the Louvre to the Opéra. One of Paris's oldest streets, Rue Saint-Honoré traces its origins to medieval pilgrimage routes and carries centuries of prestige — Joan of Arc was wounded here in 1429, and today it threads through the city's highest concentration of couture maisons. The Tuileries Garden opens four minutes on foot west, the Palais Garnier 10 minutes north, the Louvre Museum 13 minutes east, and Place Vendôme's legendary jewelers a brief stroll away — anchoring the hotel in the very core of monumental, walkable Paris.

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