Hôtel LutetiaParis, France

Aristide Bar

Bar Marguerite faces Rue de Babylone and is an intimate venue to enjoy one of our two smoking rooms; Blues and Jazz. Our intuitive cigar sommelier will be on hand for those connoisseurs in search of a truly exceptional cigar experience.

Brasserie Lutetia

Three Michelin starred Chef and owner of the restaurant Le Petit Nice, a hundred-year-old authentic institution in Marseille, Gérald Passedat is the third generation in charge of this family business associating the art of hospitality and excellence on the table. Paralleling the Lutetia writing a new chapter in its history, the Chef Gérald Passedat will mark the gastronomy of the Left Bank with this very first Parisian address.  

Josephine Bar

Our spectacular bar is an artfully glamorous blend of the old and the new with its historical fresco and contemporary design by the world-renowned architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. Open from midday until 1am, the bar offers international cuisine with a lunch menu for sharing and an exquisite selection of snacks for dinner. As the sun goes down and throughout the evening, patrons will be able enjoy the art of mixology and our selection of classic and contemporary cocktails within this unique and intimate space, infused by the atmosphere of jazz that befits its St Germain heritage.

Orangerie Restaurant

An ideal space to escape the hustle and bustle Paris’ Left Bank, The Orangerie is a uniquely peaceful area of the hotel, bathed with natural light and surrounded by orange trees. Breakfast ‘à la Française’ can be found here, a gourmet, healthy and organic selection of exceptional dishes and at the weekend patrons will be able to share brunch with family and friends while experiencing the Parisian art de vivre in this beautiful room.

Patio

The art deco designed patio sits adjacent to and is an extension of the Salon St Germain. A entirely new addition to the hotel, the Patio is the ideal place to enjoy an al fresco bite to eat or a refreshing drink.

Salon Saint Germain

The Salon Saint Germain has always been an iconic destination on the left bank and we are now delighted to reveal its magnificent and historical glass roof overlooking the art deco patio. Here diners can enjoy continental breakfast, lunch and dinner in an intimate and refined atmosphere. In the afternoon, a classic Parisian afternoon tea is served with a range of sandwiches, scones and home-made pastries.