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Shangri-La Paris

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Built in 1896 as the private residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte's grand-nephew; restored and opened as hotel in 2010; listed as a Monument Historique. The property holds Two Michelin Keys since 2024. Shangri-La Paris holds 10 Avenue d'Iéna in the 16th arrondissement, occupying the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte.

About Shangri-La Paris

History

Built in 1896 as the private residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte, Napoleon Bonaparte's grand-nephew; restored and opened as hotel in 2010; listed as a Monument Historique.

The setting

Shangri-La Paris holds 10 Avenue d'Iéna in the 16th arrondissement, occupying the former residence of Prince Roland Bonaparte — an 1896 neoclassical mansion bearing Monument Historique status. The avenue runs from Place de l'Iéna toward the Seine, offering a direct view corridor toward the Eiffel Tower 15 minutes on foot southwest. Avenue d'Iéna is one of the 16th's most distinguished streets, lined with embassies and the quiet hôtels particuliers of an arrondissement long favored by Paris's most discreet luxury seekers. The Trocadéro and Palais de Chaillot are moments away, and the Champs-Élysées and Golden Triangle are reachable within 15 minutes by transit. 1 km from Seine river.

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