Overview
- The Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group officially assumed management of the Lutetia hotel on April 3, 2025, renaming it Mandarin Oriental Lutetia.
- The Israeli Alrov Group, which acquired the hotel in 2010 and financed its extensive 200-million-euro renovation, retains ownership of the property.
- The Lutetia, opened in 1910, holds a significant historical legacy, including its role as a Nazi-occupied site during World War II and later as a refuge for concentration camp survivors.
- No major changes are planned for the recently renovated luxury hotel, which earned the prestigious 'Palace' distinction in 2019.
- The hotel has a rich cultural history, having hosted notable figures such as Pablo Picasso, Ernest Hemingway, and Charles de Gaulle, and remains a symbol of Parisian heritage.