In a celebration of the Palais de Chaillot, this room echoes the high chic of the 1930s, featuring stained glass detailing above the bed, an elegant palette of black and gold and an art deco-inspired carpet. Close your eyes, and you can picture the play of the fountains in the Jardins du Trocadéro… Discover the Trocadeo rooms in a boutique hotel in Paris !
✓ Room of 19m ²
✓ Bedroom with bathtub Jacuzzi
Chromotherapy – Hydromassage – Rain shower
✓ Marble sink
✓ Anti-mist mirror
✓ Webert tap fittings
✓ Bathrobes
✓ Slippers
✓ Ionic hairdryer
✓ Check-in from 3.00 pm
✓ Check-out until 12.00 pm
Lighting scenarios
Adapt your room lighting to suit your mood at the flick of a switch
40″ flat screen LED technology TV
The flattest screens in the world
Over 50 French and international channels
including Cinema, Premium Sport, Adult viewing
Free broadband internet access
Direct dial telephone and fax
Minibar : juice and water offered upon arrival
Complementary toiletry products from Anne Semonin
Safe : capacity for 17″ laptop with built-in facility for recharging
Hot/cold air conditioning
Soundproofed rooms
It was a huge challenge that faced architect Jacques Carlu and his partners, Léon Azéma and Hippolyte Boileau. It was their job to dream up a palace superb enough to face the Eiffel Tower, and all this in time for the Universal Exhibition of 1937.
Built on the site of the previous Trocadéro Palace, this 1930s landmark is made up of two pavilions and two curved wings. They enclose a space known as the Esplanade des Droits de l'Homme, after the Declaration of Human Rights which was signed here by the UN Assembly General in 1948.
This raised terrace is bordered by ornamental pools and gilt bronze statues. The Palais de Chaillot's facade is decorated with pilasters and tall bay windows.
It took forty sculptors, twenty painters and one master blacksmith to achieve the finished result. Verses by the poet Paul Valéry are picked out in gold high up on the facades.
Today, the Palais de Chaillot is home to several museums, including the Musée de l'Homme, the Musée la Marine and the Théâtre national de Chaillot, as well as the Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine.
