In addition to redesigning all 268 guest rooms and suites, the hotel has also lavished attention on the renovation of the public areas and event space, including a state-of-the-art fitness center, six meeting rooms, and several bars and restaurants, including the intimate Le Petit Bar. Access to the Executive Lounge is included, offering complimentary breakfast and afternoon refreshments. All suites provide moderne style, Nespresso coffee makers, full-size bath amenities and enhanced turndown services. Hilton Paris Opera offers 29 other suites, some (but of course) with private French balconies.

Its spacious living room has high ceilings typical of a Parisian Haussmann building, the suite features a master bedroom with one king bed and a second bedroom with twin beds, each with a spacious private bathroom designed with a polished stone vanity and walk-in shower. Highlights of the property include the elegantly appointed 900 square-foot Maria Callas Suite, the hotel’s master suite. The grand hotel pays homage to the previous hotel’s storied history while providing an updated aesthetic for the modern traveler. The Hilton Paris Opera is located in the heart of the Right Bank’s Opera district, a short distance from the Champs-Elysées and French boutique shopping experiences at Galeries Lafayette and Printemps Haussmann. “After much anticipation we are ready to welcome guests to one of Paris’ landmark hotels, beautifully renovated to reclaim its place in this remarkable city,” said Rob Palleschi, global head, full service brands, Hilton Worldwide. Guests are singing the praises of the new Hilton Paris Opera, which officially debuted this week, revealing a chic and contemporary new look following the $50 million renovation of one of Paris’s most historic and glamorous grand hotels.

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