Hôtel Lancaster

A well considered aesthetic experience from curb to headboard. The staff was exceptional from the charming doorman to the wonderful bar staff and concierge. We were made to feel welcome despite our poor French and late night arrival. I’d love to return again soon.

Worth every star. Centrally located in Paris, beautiful rooms and first class staff.
They dropped the ball when we orders room service. We ordered two items and they only brought us one. The staffs English is underdeveloped but they quickly remedied the order and brought us our second meal in about 20 minutes.
When you arrive to your room they show you the features (a/​c, lights, etc) and have a small box of caramels and cookies for you with a sweet welcome note.

The staff were most curteous and professional. The rooms are amazing accomodations, incredibly luxurious and comfortable! One of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in, right off Champs de elyses with great food and shopping a 1minute walk.
Giant and spacious marble covered bathrooms, and the bed, oh my the bed! So soft! I could not leave my room and be happy!
They size of the room is modest with a little balcony overlooking the courtyard, they also have onsite laundry service, a workout room on the 8^th floor and classical music already playing when you enter your room.
The caramel and biscottis waiting are a nice little touch compared to chocolates on the pillow. Very very pleased!

Wonderful hotel just off the Champs Elysées, with the convenient George V Metro stop just a block away. The gracious staff are super friendly and speak English. Beautiful traditional rooms with marble bathrooms with great showers. Very quiet with AC/​heating that makes no noise. We felt as if we had a second home in Paris. Looking forward to staying here again on a future trip.

The most exceptional service of any Parisian hotel. From the bellman to reception to the bar to room service. Everyone was so incredibly nice and thoughtful. You are always addressed by your name… they must send an alert to everyone when you arrive because before I can say my room number they’ve already greeted me by name. This is my new Paris go-​to.

With just 57 rooms, this is the perfect Paris boutique hotel. It’s romantic, yet just off the Champs. The rooms are quaint, yet luxurious. The Clefs d’Or concierge team means impeccable service from top to bottom.

Fantastic hotel! One of the best in Paris! Wonderful, accommodating staff. Beautiful rooms, lovely breakfast. Fabulous location. I will continue to stay here every time I visit Paris!

The staff at the Lancaster is the best I’ve experienced at any hotel. The air didn’t work the first night in the hotel and they went ABOVE and BEYOND to accommodate us and mend the situation. The concierge gave us amazing recommendations and booked everything for us, saving us time and money. This hotel is beautiful and the breakfast buffet at the restaurant is AMAZING. What this hotel lacks in glitz and glamour, it makes up for in service ten fold. Seriously cannot say enough about the staff. Once we left, they even mailed us a package to Cannes that we left at their hotel. Thank you Lancaster!

Stayed here for a couple days while the hubby and I were in Paris. The hotel is in prime location but the price and room did not add up. We payed 600 euros a night and the room was tiny and a bit dated. The staff was friendly and the breakfast was tasty. Next time I will be booking at the George V.

Wonderful location if you want to be in the hub of Paris. Staff are friendly and helpful. Rooms are large and tastefully decorated. Beds very comfortable. Our breakfast each morning was typical French fare filled with wonderful pastries! And the bartender made a great martini!

I shall start by clarifying that this review will be from the perspective of a tourist visiting Paris and looking for a good place to eat.
I have visited a number of restaurants with french tasting menus in London. So during my last visit to Paris, i had wanted to try one such good place in France itself. But i was going there during the christmas-​new year period. I never expected to get a reservation. I called a number of places. Either all were full or were charging an exorbitant price for that time of the year. Finally i settled for Michel Troisgros’ restaurant here at the Lancaster.
Located at rue de Berri, which is off Champs Elysées close to the Arc de Triomphe … Lancaster was very easy to find and get to. The dining area was located close to an open garden which let in a lot of light. I had ordered a 3 course tasting menu, which was priced very reasonably at 67 euros per person … cheaper than most comparable (that is michelin starred) places in London even with the euro at the levels it was then. The food was good and service was as expected of this place … formal and courteous. I especially liked the fish that i had for the main course and the multiple types of bread … i seem to fill up a lot of space with bread in these haute cuisine places :)
Lancaster didn’t enforce a formal dress code which was a plus for a tourist like me and made the place accessible. Although the experience was nice and there were no obvious flaws, it still didn’t reach up to the levels of the London eateries i can compare it to … Alain Ducasse or Roussillon. Thats why i settle for a 4 star.

Du chocolat et encore du chocolat.
Ici au Lancaster, le chocolat chaud est une spécialité. Servi sur un plateau avec une petite pâtisserie au beurre (bien calorique) à la confiture, accompagné d’un pot au lait, le chocolat se déguste avec délectation.
La carte propose une belle collection de sept chocolats différents: classique, aux fèves de Tonka, au caramel beurre salé (mon préféré), à la poire Belle-​Hélèné, aux baies roses, au jasmin, ou encore aux écorces de mandarine…
Voilà, tout est dit.

Quand je travaillais dans le quartier, je passais devant deux fois par jour, cet hôtel m’intriguait vraiment…
Un jour, je suis rentrée juste pour voir le hall, quel choc! Choc des 5 sens: c’est beau, ça sent bon, on n’entend rien, on touché les meubles et tout ça donne envie d’y manger…
Je suis revenue pour boire un verre, encore un hôtel qui n’a rien à voir avec son quartier. Autant les Champs sont bruyants et plein de monde autant l’hôtel est très calme et silencieux, je me souviendrai de cette odeur toute ma vie, un mélange de fleurs, de frais (il faisait chaud dehors), quelque chose d’indescriptible…