Which room to book at Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, Paris

The Eiffel View Deluxe Balcony Room. It is the Deluxe Room's 40 m² on the hotel's highest floors, with a balcony from which the Eiffel Tower, 2.5 km away across Square Boucicaut and the rooftops, rises with the dome of Les Invalides beside it. The two cheapest categories look into the courtyard, and the Deluxe Balcony Room below it looks over the boulevard.

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Eiffel View Deluxe Balcony Room

about 40 m²The Eiffel Tower, 2.5 km off, with the Invalides dome beside it; balconyHighest floors

The Deluxe Balcony Room on the top floors, where the balcony clears the trees of Square Boucicaut for the tower. Our pick.

€1,856 a night

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Every room at a glance

Room	Size	View	Floor	From
Grand Superior RoomInner courtyard	about 33 m²	Inner courtyard		€1,472
Deluxe RoomInner courtyard	about 40 m²	Inner courtyard		€1,632
Deluxe Balcony RoomThe boulevard, with balcony	about 40 m²	The boulevard, with balcony		€1,712
Eiffel View Deluxe Balcony RoomOur pickThe Eiffel Tower, 2.5 km off, with the Invalides dome beside it; balcony · Highest floors	about 40 m²	The Eiffel Tower, 2.5 km off, with the Invalides dome beside it; balcony	Highest floors	€1,856
Junior Suite BalconyThe Left Bank, with balcony	about 50 m²	The Left Bank, with balcony		€2,176
Deluxe SuiteThe Left Bank, with balcony	about 52 m²	The Left Bank, with balcony		€2,736
Parisian SuiteThe inner courtyard, from two terraces · Highest floor	about 56 m²	The inner courtyard, from two terraces	Highest floor	€3,056
Eiffel SuiteThe Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony · 6th floor	about 57 m²	The Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony	6th floor	€3,536
Family RoomThe boulevard, with balconies	about 72 m²	The boulevard, with balconies		€3,602
Amour SuiteParis and the Eiffel Tower, from an Art Nouveau balcony and terraces · Top floor	about 47 m²	Paris and the Eiffel Tower, from an Art Nouveau balcony and terraces	Top floor	€3,696
Family SuiteThe Left Bank or the courtyard	about 80 m²	The Left Bank or the courtyard		€5,132
Family Deluxe SuiteThe Left Bank, with balcony	about 80 m²	The Left Bank, with balcony		€5,387
Two-Bedroom Eiffel SuiteThe Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony · 6th floor	about 85 m²	The Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony	6th floor	€9,849
Haute Couture Suite by Isabelle HuppertParis, from a 20 m² terrace · 6th floor	about 73 m²	Paris, from a 20 m² terrace	6th floor
Josephine Baker SuiteParis and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace · 5th floor	about 73 m²	Paris and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace	5th floor
Rooftop Penthouse by CoppolaParis all round, the Eiffel Tower included, from a 60 m² rooftop · Rooftop	about 83 m²	Paris all round, the Eiffel Tower included, from a 60 m² rooftop	Rooftop
Eiffel View Rooftop PenthouseParis, from a 74 m² terrace · Highest floor	about 94 m²	Paris, from a 74 m² terrace	Highest floor
Two-Bedroom Josephine Baker SuiteParis and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace · 5th floor	about 106 m²	Paris and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace	5th floor
Presidential SuiteThe Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain · 6th floor	about 144 m²	The Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain	6th floor
Two-Bedroom Presidential SuiteThe Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain · 6th floor	about 169 m²	The Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain	6th floor

Every room they sell

Grand Superior Room
The entry room, with a king bed or twins, on the Art Deco patio and listed as soundproofed. The smallest room in the house, with the same finish as the rooms above it.
about 33 m²Inner courtyard€1,472 a night
Deluxe Room
Seven square metres more than the Grand Superior and the same courtyard outlook. Space, not a view.
about 40 m²Inner courtyard€1,632 a night
Deluxe Balcony Room
The first balcony, on the street front, mainly Boulevard Raspail, and listed as soundproofed. Lower down, the outlook is the plane trees and the buildings opposite.
about 40 m²The boulevard, with balcony€1,712 a night
Eiffel View Deluxe Balcony RoomOur pick
The Deluxe Balcony Room on the top floors, where the balcony clears the trees of Square Boucicaut for the tower. Our pick.
about 40 m²The Eiffel Tower, 2.5 km off, with the Invalides dome beside it; balconyHighest floors€1,856 a night
Junior Suite Balcony
Room for up to three adults. The first suite, with a lounge area rather than a separate living room.
about 50 m²The Left Bank, with balcony€2,176 a night
Deluxe Suite
A separate living room and a walk-in wardrobe, with a return transfer among its listed amenities.
about 52 m²The Left Bank, with balcony€2,736 a night
Parisian Suite
A signature suite with two terraces on the top floor, but they look over the patio, not the city.
about 56 m²The inner courtyard, from two terracesHighest floor€3,056 a night
Eiffel Suite
The first suite sold with the tower: a living room, a curated book collection and a balcony high enough to see it.
about 57 m²The Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony6th floor€3,536 a night
Family Room
Two connecting Deluxe Balcony Rooms, with two kings or a king and twins. The sensible way to sleep four, and breakfast was included that night.
about 72 m²The boulevard, with balconies€3,602 a night
Amour Suite
The smallest signature suite, split-level at the very top, priced for its terraces and the tower rather than its floor area.
about 47 m²Paris and the Eiffel Tower, from an Art Nouveau balcony and terracesTop floor€3,696 a night
Family Suite
A Junior Suite with a connecting bedroom and two bathrooms. The outlook may be the patio, so ask.
about 80 m²The Left Bank or the courtyard€5,132 a night
Family Deluxe Suite
Two bedrooms laid out like a Parisian apartment, with a living room and a walk-in wardrobe.
about 80 m²The Left Bank, with balcony€5,387 a night
Two-Bedroom Eiffel Suite
The Eiffel Suite with a second bedroom and a separate working space, for a family that wants the tower.
about 85 m²The Eiffel Tower and Le Bon Marché, with balcony6th floor€9,849 a night
Haute Couture Suite by Isabelle Huppert
Designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte with the actress, with a Macassar wood alcove and a Balenciaga dress made for her.
about 73 m²Paris, from a 20 m² terrace6th floor
Josephine Baker Suite
Her full-length portrait on the ceiling, a deep soaking tub, and the tower from the windows and the terrace.
about 73 m²Paris and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace5th floor
Rooftop Penthouse by Coppola
Pieces from Francis Ford Coppola's collection below and a 60 m² roof terrace above the bedroom.
about 83 m²Paris all round, the Eiffel Tower included, from a 60 m² rooftopRooftop
Eiffel View Rooftop Penthouse
Arched windows and sloping ceilings under the roof, a kitchen, and a 74 m² terrace up a marble stair.
about 94 m²Paris, from a 74 m² terraceHighest floor
Two-Bedroom Josephine Baker Suite
The Josephine Baker Suite with a second bedroom, two kings or twins, for a family.
about 106 m²Paris and the Eiffel Tower, with terrace5th floor
Presidential Suite
Made with the Carré Rive Gauche art and antiques dealers, with a kitchen and dining area and a balcony.
about 144 m²The Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain6th floor
Two-Bedroom Presidential Suite
The Presidential Suite with a second bedroom, a king and a queen. At 169 m², the most floor area on the ladder.
about 169 m²The Eiffel Tower and Saint-Germain6th floor

Prices are a guide from our last check, not live rates.

Why this one

The first four rungs share a finish, tinted oak floors, Murano glass wall lights and Carrara marble bathrooms, and differ in what they look at. The 33 m² Grand Superior Room and the 40 m² Deluxe Room face the inner courtyard. The Deluxe Balcony Room keeps the 40 m² and adds a balcony on the street front, mainly Boulevard Raspail; lower down, in leaf, its outlook is the plane trees of Square Boucicaut and the buildings opposite. The Eiffel View Deluxe Balcony Room is the same room on the highest floors, and from about the fifth floor up its balcony clears the trees for the tower and the Invalides dome. On Tuesday 23 February 2027 that step cost €144 more than the Deluxe Balcony Room and €384 more than the entry room, and it is the step at which the outlook becomes the point of the room.

Above it the suites are about space, and the tower returns only where the hotel says so. The 50 m² Junior Suite Balcony and the 52 m² Deluxe Suite face the Left Bank with balconies, and the 56 m² Parisian Suite has two terraces on the top floor that look over the patio rather than the city. The Eiffel Suite, 57 m² on the sixth floor, is the first suite sold with the tower, at €3,536 that night, and the 47 m² Amour Suite at the very top adds an Art Nouveau balcony and terraces for €3,696. For a family of four, the Family Room, two connecting Deluxe Balcony Rooms, came to €3,602 with breakfast, well below any of the family suites.

Ask for: The category is sold with a king bed or two twins, so say which when you book. Ask for the highest floor the category has: the tower clears the trees from about the fifth floor up, and the hotel publishes no floor numbers for these rooms. If the balcony matters more than the tower, the Deluxe Balcony Room has the same 40 m² over the boulevard for less; ask for a high floor there too.
Avoid: The Grand Superior Room and the Deluxe Room if the outlook matters at all, since the hotel sells both on the inner courtyard. The Parisian Suite if a city view is what you are paying for, because its two terraces face the patio. And treat the Family Suite with care: it is sold with either the Left Bank or the patio in view, which leaves the choice to the hotel.

Suites against rooms

Two are worth singling out. The Josephine Baker Suite, 73 m² on the fifth floor, has her full-length portrait on the ceiling and the Eiffel Tower from its windows and terrace, and comes in a 106 m² two-bedroom version for families. The Haute Couture Suite, 73 m² on the sixth floor, was designed by Jean-Michel Wilmotte with Isabelle Huppert and has a 20 m² terrace over Paris.

At the top, the Rooftop Penthouse by Coppola puts a 60 m² roof terrace with views all round, the tower included, above an 83 m² suite furnished with pieces from Francis Ford Coppola's collection. The Deluxe Suite and every signature suite list a return transfer among their amenities.

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The Grand Superior Room and the Deluxe Room if the outlook matters at all, since the hotel sells both on the inner courtyard. The Parisian Suite if a city view is what you are paying for, because its two terraces face the patio. And treat the Family Suite with care: it is sold with either the Left Bank or the patio in view, which leaves the choice to the hotel.

Our verdict

The Left Bank's only Palace, with a 17-metre pool under it, a famous bar inside it and Saint-Germain outside the door. Pay for a balcony and walk everywhere.

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Last checked: October 2026 · Image credits: Expedia Group Creator Toolbox

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