By acquiring the management of the legendary Lutetia, which it will rename Mandarin Oriental Lutetia, the Hong Kong hospitality group has acquired a second Parisian Palace… A welcome opportunity in a capital that is once again booming for tourism.
The Lutetia is no more…long live the Mandarin Oriental Lutetia!
From January 2025, the only Parisian Palace on the Left Bank, located on boulevard Raspail between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and Montparnasse, will change its identity.
This new christening, announced for early 2025, has a first practical interest: it signals the arrival of the Mandarin Oriental group as the new manager of the legendary establishment, a blend of Art Nouveau and Art Deco.
The Hong Kong-based luxury hotel group, which managessome forty establishments, has signed a contract to this effect with the Israeli luxury real estate group Alrov, which bought the Lutetia in 2010.
Handover in January 2025?
While the handover of the keys is scheduled for early January 2025, the change of operator still has to be submitted to the works council for consultation. A formality, according to the specialist press…
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