Mandarin Oriental Paris – Mandarin Penthouse Floor – Privileged Skyline Retreat

The Mandarin Penthouse Floor at Mandarin Oriental Paris occupies the hotel’s highest level, offering a multi-bedroom, multi-terrace layout that feels like a private residence in the skies. According to the hotel, this floor features three bedrooms, three bathrooms, expansive living rooms, terraces, a balcony, kitchen, bar, and more.

Design, Décor, and Layout Features

The Mandarin Penthouse Floor is conceived as an entire floor of the property, combining three spacious bedrooms each with ensuite bathrooms, multiple living and dining zones, a kitchen, a bar area, terraces and a balcony to maximize outdoor exposure. This layout gives an apartment-like scale, rather than just a suite. The décor aligns with Mandarin Oriental Paris’s signature vocabulary—lacquered furniture, silks, fine woods, and artful touches—while scaled to suit a full floor of living.

Large windows and glazed doors open onto terraces and balcony areas, creating strong indoor-outdoor integration. The terraces allow lounge seating, dining setups, and garden plantings, relaxing against the backdrop of Paris rooftops and architectural landmarks. Interiors feature nuanced lighting, custom joinery, and finely appointed surfaces. Bathrooms combine marble, walk-in showers, freestanding tubs, and high-end fixtures to echo the standard of luxury seen in the hotel’s top suites. Although the floor is expansive, sound insulation and spatial zoning ensure distinct areas remain private and tranquil. Additional amenities such as a bar and dedicated kitchen support entertaining or private hosting within the floor itself.

Culinary, Wellness & Celebration Capabilities

Guests of the Mandarin Penthouse Floor have access to the full range of dining, wellness, and celebratory services offered by Mandarin Oriental Paris. Culinary experiences include Sur Mesure by Thierry Marx, a two-Michelin-star restaurant, and Camélia, another refined dining option within the hotel. In-suite dining services allow guests to enjoy gourmet meals delivered directly to their living areas or terraces at any hour.

The hotel’s spa features multiple treatment rooms, a marble indoor pool, steam and thermal areas, and holistic therapies blending Eastern and Western aesthetics. The spa’s design is regularly praised for its artful and calming qualities.

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For celebrations, the scale of the Penthouse Floor allows for private events such as dinners, receptions, or gatherings within its living and terrace spaces. The hotel’s events team can tailor menus, décor, floral installations, and service flow to seamlessly align with the refined atmosphere of the floor.

Access & Services

Staying on the Mandarin Penthouse Floor unlocks dedicated service and privileged access at Mandarin Oriental Paris. From booking to departure, the concierge coordinates customized itineraries, exclusive transport, reservations, cultural engagements, and personal services. Housekeeping, turndown, minibar restocking, laundry, pressing and valet services all operate at the level expected of a full-floor penthouse. Technology infrastructure — high-speed Wi-Fi, climate control, integrated entertainment systems — is woven throughout. Staff are trained to provide discreet and anticipatory service, ensuring guests enjoy privacy while needs are met unobtrusively. Strategically located in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, the hotel places guests within walking distance of Place Vendôme, the Louvre, Tuileries Gardens, and fashion streets, facilitating elegant exploration outside the suite.

Key Event Months in Paris

Paris’s calendar includes multiple high-profile events that drive luxury suite demand, particularly for a premium offering like the Mandarin Penthouse Floor. Fashion Weeks in March and September/October attract global attention to runways and design houses. The Roland-Garros (French Open) tournament in late May to early June brings sporting visitors. Bastille Day (14 July) marks national rejoicing with fireworks and cultural events. In October, Nuit Blanche turns the city into an overnight art showcase. Though Paris does not host a city-center Formula 1 Grand Prix, the French Grand Prix at nearby circuits influences regional high-end travel. During these months, reserving a floor-level suite like this well in advance is essential.

Comparison with Other Hotel Penthouse Offerings

When compared to penthouse-style top-floor offerings in other luxury hotels—say a Presidential or Penthouse Suite at Four Seasons George V Paris—the Mandarin Penthouse Floor stands out for its full-floor scale, terrace breadth, multiple living zones, and integrated kitchen/bar spaces. While the George V’s penthouses often favor classic French elegance, formal salons, and ornate decor, the Mandarin offering leans more toward a modern, residential luxury aesthetic with strong outdoor connectivity and flexible use of space. Guests who value light, flow, and a sense of residence may prefer the Mandarin floor format, while those drawn to classical grandiosity might appreciate the contrast in the Four Seasons approach.

More Accommodation Options

If you prefer a similar penthouse-like experience with slightly smaller scale, the Mandarin Penthouse Suite is a natural alternative to the Mandarin Penthouse Floor. While the Suite version occupies two levels and includes multiple bedrooms and terraces, it shares many of the design, amenity, and service features of the floor—just in a more compact suite format.

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