Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia – Grand Superior Room – Enhanced Space & Light

The Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia blends storied Parisian heritage with modern luxury, reopening after a grand renovation to reveal contemporary elegance along the Left Bank. Among its refined room types, the Grand Superior Room offers a balanced combination of style, comfort, and amenities in a well-appointed space.

Design, Décor and Room Features

The Grand Superior Room at Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia measures approximately 33 m² (355 ft²), as per the hotel’s room descriptions under “Grand Superior.” Rooms may be arranged with either a king bed or twin beds. The Décor reflects an elegant and contemporary aesthetic: tinted oak flooring, custom Murano glass wall lights, and specially commissioned furniture designed for the hotel. The en-suite Carrara marble bathroom benefits from abundant natural light and a spacious rainfall shower; in some configurations, a deep soaking bathtub is available.

Within the room, the layout is intended to maximize comfort and utility. Guests will find a cozy seating area beside the window, a writing desk or console for work, and high-quality finishes throughout. The lighting design is subtle, combining ambient and task lights to create warmth and flexibility. Soundproofing and attention to spatial separation ensure that even in the heart of Paris, quiet prevails. While not every Grand Superior Room will have a balcony or terrace, many face internal courtyards or quieter views, enhancing a sense of privacy and calm. This mix of refined materials, bespoke lighting, and intelligent layout aligns the Grand Superior Room with the Lutetia’s overall design philosophy of heritage meets modernity.

Dining, Wellness & Celebratory Experiences

Guests in the Grand Superior Room enjoy access to Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia’s full culinary and wellness offerings, as well as event support for special occasions. The property includes Brasserie Lutetia, a reimagined dining destination blending classic French brasserie style with contemporary culinary flair. Restaurant Le Saint-Germain offers a light-filled, seasonal menu, while Bar Joséphine evokes the hotel’s storied cultural legacy with cocktails and live music. In-room dining is available, allowing guests to enjoy selected menus delivered directly to their room—perfect for quiet evenings or flexible schedules.

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For wellness, Akasha Spa is a highlight of the renovated Lutetia. Designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, the spa includes treatment rooms, hammam, a 17-metre indoor pool, sauna, fitness zones, and holistic therapies. Treatments draw from both Eastern and Western traditions, offering massages, facials, and body rituals tailored to individual wellness goals. The spa environment, with its calm palette and architectural coherence, enhances the tranquility available to guests of the Grand Superior Room.

When celebrations or intimate gatherings are desired, the hotel’s event spaces and hospitality team support private dinners, receptions, or signature moments. The scale of the Grand Superior Room may not allow large in-room events, but guests may coordinate with the hotel’s venues—such as the Cristal Ballroom or smaller salons—to host elegantly curated events. Menus, décor, lighting, and service can be tailored to integrate with the refined character of the suite and the guest’s vision.

Access & Services

Staying in the Grand Superior Room ensures access to the full spectrum of services at Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia. From reservation onward, the concierge team helps arrange transportation, restaurant bookings, cultural experiences, and bespoke needs. Housekeeping maintains the room daily with turn-down service; minibar and in-room amenities are replenished. Valet parking, laundry, pressing, and around-the-clock room service are included in the hotel’s service offerings. The room is equipped with modern infrastructure—high-speed Wi-Fi, climate control, large flat-screen TV, and discreet technology integrations.

The hotel’s location at 45 Boulevard Raspail situates guests in the heart of the 6th arrondissement. From the Grand Superior Room, one can stroll to Luxembourg Gardens, the Seine, Saint-Germain-des-Prés cafés, and museums. Metro and transit connections are nearby, enabling efficient access to the Louvre, Champs-Élysées, and beyond. The Left Bank positioning also grants guests the ambiance of refined Parisian neighborhoods, blending cultural depth with quiet retreat.

Notable Event Months in Paris

Paris hosts a rich calendar of high-profile events that often stimulate demand for luxury rooms like the Grand Superior Room. The French Open (Roland-Garros) is held each year in late May to early June, drawing tennis spectators from around the world. Bastille Day on July 14 is marked with fireworks, parades, and national celebrations. The Paris Fashion Weeks typically occur in March and September/October, bringing international attention to the city’s couture districts. The Nuit Blanche art festival in October enlivens Paris at night with installations and performances. Though Paris does not feature a city street Formula 1 race, the French Grand Prix at circuits outside the city (e.g., Le Castellet) can drive regional luxury travel demand. During these periods, booking early is strongly recommended for rooms like the Grand Superior.

Comparative Insight

When comparing the Grand Superior Room at Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia with a similar room at another elite Paris hotel—such as the Deluxe Room at Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris or the Ocean View Room at Aman Le Meurice—subtle distinctions emerge. The Lutetia Grand Superior emphasizes refined contemporary elegance rooted in the Left Bank’s intellectual and artistic heritage, with bespoke furniture, Murano glass touches, and marble baths. The George V’s Deluxe rooms lean toward classic French elegance, with ornate moldings and more formal layouts. Aman’s rooms often prioritize serene minimalism and retreat ambience. While all deliver high comfort, the Grand Superior at Lutetia appeals particularly to those seeking a modern reimagining of Parisian tradition within a storied landmark hotel.

More Accommodation Options

If you are seeking more expansive space or additional features beyond the Grand Superior Room, the Deluxe Room at Mandarin Oriental Paris, Lutetia is a logical next-level option. The Deluxe Room typically spans ~40 m², includes the same aesthetic language of oak flooring and marble baths, and often offers better exposure to courtyard views or balconies. This upgrade provides more breathing room while still retaining access to all hotel services and amenities.

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