Opened in 1928 on avenue Hoche, a short walk from parc Monceau, Le Royal Monceau was completely rethought by Philippe Starck and reopened in 2010.
Avenue Hoche
The hotel has given itself an artistic identity: an art gallery in the lobby, an art bookshop, a forty-seat cinema and a concierge dedicated to exhibitions. The twenty-three-metre pool is the longest of the Paris palaces.
Arriving by car
Avenue Hoche runs down from the Étoile towards parc Monceau; wide and two-way, drop-off at the entrance is straightforward. The area stays passable even on busy days on the Champs-Élysées.
Around the hotel
Avenue Hoche leaves the Arc de Triomphe and runs down towards parc Monceau, ten minutes away on foot. It is one of the twelve avenues of the Étoile, wide and clear. The hotel has its own cinema and art gallery, open to guests.
Our journeys from Le Royal Monceau
Access along avenue de la Grande-Armée puts La Défense within direct reach, which explains the share of business journeys we drive from this hotel. For airport departures we go via porte Maillot towards Roissy. The driver waits quietly along the avenue rather than at the door.
