About the Hotel

A 5 star Hotel a step away from the Arc De-Triomphe monument–The Hotel Lancaster is located in the most fashionable area of Paris, the Golden Triangle with the famous Avenue des Champs-Elysées, Avenue Montaigne, Avenue George V and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré where all luxury brands are settled.

At walking distance, are some monuments and museums to visit such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Grand Palais, the Petit Palais, the Museum of Modern Art or the Louvre Museum..

The Signature expansive glass sliding doors and vexing decks at Savute Safari Lodge were inspired by the striking panorama, and have been further complimented by the Savute Channel which flows just 50 meters from the Lodge. To ensure a private and relaxing environment, Savute Safari Lodge accommodates just 24 Guests in 12 Local timber and thatched chalets. The chalets have been elegently furnished in calm neutral tones to compliment the natural environment and feature expansive private decks, a combined bedroom and Lounge area plus en-suite facilities. Sink into one of the numerous comfortable leather, wood or wicker sofas in the lounge-and Library-or sip a cocktail in the stylish bar, all of which are situated in a beautiful two-storey thatched and timber main building. Savute Safari Lodge boasts a shaded viewing deck, al fresco dining area and swimming pool with spectacular pool loungers-ideal for watching the varied wildlife-and the resident elephants-as they make their way to the Savute Channel to drink, bathe and play.

Hotel Amenities

The Hotel Lancaster offers the following services:
• An exceptional location in the heart of the 8th arrondissement of Paris
• 24 hours Reception 7 days a week / Multilingual staff
• 57 rooms and suites
• A gourmet restaurant
• Concierge Clefs d’Or
• Fitness and sauna
• Complimentary Wi-Fi in all accommodation and public areas
• 24 hours room service
• Private parking
• Laundry and dry cleaning service
• Daily newspapers and weekly magazines
• Limousine Service
• Two meeting rooms with natural light
• Courtyard Garden
• On request: babysitting, cellular phones, laptop and iPad

Hotel Lancaster’s History

• In 1925, Emile Wolf, a Swiss hotelier, buys the property to transform it into a luxurious hotel. Four additional floors are built between 1925 and 1928, and the works are completed in 1930. Until that year, Mr. Wolf and the General Housekeeper – whose parents were renowned antiquarians- enrich the hotel’s art-work collections with Louis XV and Louis XVI furniture, and 18th century clocks called Cartels, paintings, chandeliers in Baccarat crystal. These exclusive collections represent the uniqueness of Hotel Lancaster, along with its intimate Parisian elegance.
  The 57 accommodations are mostly situated around a beautiful courtyard that provides guests with a calm and peaceful atmosphere, the ideal place for lunch or dinner, afternoon tea or cocktails carefully prepared by the barman.Inside, contemporary and traditional elements merge to create a harmonious balance; every detail has been taken care of to create a classic and elegant atmosphere. The Hotel Lancaster is incredibly rich in history.The Hotel Lancaster honors the memory of three of the personalities who have marked its history: Marlene Dietrich, the siren of the Blue Angel, the hotel’s founder Emile Wolf and the Russian painter Boris Pastoukhoff. A Suite has been dedicated to each of them. With its grand piano, the Marlene Dietrich sumptuous Suite of 1076 square feet, is graced by a portrait of the German diva drawn by Joseph Von Sternberg himself. Decorated in shades of violet, the star’s favorite color, the suite is a veritable gallery of memories. The furniture evoke the tastes of the nineteen-thirties, updated to the 21st century, like the sublime botanical lace that borders the pink-tinged wool rug, subtly recalling the couture ornaments of those heady years.
  The Pastoukhoff Suite is an ode to its prestigious former occupant, the Russian painter who died in 1974 and whose paintings, with their refined harmonies, punctuate the hotel’s walls.
  Giving on to the courtyard garden, the Emile Wolf Suite offers a spacious living room and balconies from which guests can admire Sacré Coeur Basilica.Today, the Lancaster remains a palace for discerning travelers; a hotel for those who prefer quality over ostentation and elegance over fashion.

Interesting Facts

• Best time to travel:All year round.
• Children:suitable for the whole family.
• Guest safety:Even though the camp is fenced off, we request that our guests be extremely vigilant at all times.
• Languages:French.
• Currency:Euro.

Flight Arrangements Flight arrangements are done on request unless stipulated on the package as an inclusive offer. We do not charge a serve fee for flight arrangements. Please consult our reservations for more information..