Built in 1896 as the private home of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte's grand-nephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, Shangri-La Hotel, Paris achieves a balance between the group's signature style of hospitality and French art de vivre.
Unique in Paris, 40 per cent of the rooms and 60 per cent of the suites at Shangri-La, Paris feature unobstructed views of the Eiffel Tower and the River Seine below.
To explore every space at Shangri-La Hotel, Paris from every angle, we invite you to experience the full 360 interactive video tour here: http://slhr.hk/YzSLOy
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