Hilton Paris Opera also offers ten one-bedroom suites as well as 14 junior suites, and all suite guests receive in-room Nespresso coffee makers, full-size bath amenities and enhanced turndown services.
Combined with a stellar location in the heart of Paris and the service for which Hilton is renowned, Hilton Paris Opera will offer travelers a stylish setting from which to explore the world’s most romantic of cities.” “We have been respectful of the building’s fabulous historic features while updating it with all of the latest technology and design upgrades today’s traveler expects. “The transformation of this property over the past year has been truly magnificent,” said Vandaele. Her previous experience includes roles with W Hotels in New York, the Sheraton Belgravia in London, and with Starwood Hotels in Brussels. She joined from a similar position at the London NYC hotel in New York. Sofia Vandaele has been appointed General Manager of the hotel.
Formerly known as the Concorde Paris Opera, the 268-room Hilton Paris Opera will offer travellers a modern blend of history and glamour, with sleek styling in celebration of the 125-year legacy of this classic Parisian hotel. It is in its pretty setting, with its Belle Epoque atmosphere, that you can come and settle down quietly, in the calm of the hustle and bustle and enjoy a real lunch break, afternoon tea, after or dinner.Hilton Paris Opera will debut in January 2015 following the completion of an extensive $50 million restoration and enhancement program. To accompany luxury amuse-bouche: foie gras, scallops, oysters… You are going to enjoy it. An elegant place, where you can taste the pure product or in creative cocktails. The Hilton Opera is known for its gold and black decoration in an art deco style, to which the Bubble Suite fits perfectly. In addition, the Hilton Opera also offers its Bubble Suite: a bar dedicated to the world of champagne. The Grand Salon, named “Snack Spot” in the 1950s, was at the time one of the trendiest places in the capital. One of the trendiest places in the 1950’s Today closed, this footbridge now houses the Café Dalloyau. Travelers used to be able to access the Hotel directly via the Empress Eugenie Footbridge. First hotel to offer electricity, telephone and elevator, great luxury at the time. It retains its charm of yesteryear today. Created in 1889 for the Universal Exhibition and formerly called the Grand Hôtel Terminus, this hotel, whose facade and Grand Salon are classified as historical monuments, celebrated its 130th anniversary in 2019. The Hilton Paris Opéra ideally located near Gare Saint-Lazare and close to the department stores has something to seduce you. This luxurious masterpiece of the hotel is listed as a historical monument. Hilton Paris Opera embodies refinement and features a magnificent main Bar : Le Grand Salon.
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