Take your time to wake up gently before setting out to explore Paris. Whether you’ve planned a day of shopping in the capital’s iconic neighborhoods or a cultural immersion among museums and monuments, it all starts with a delicious breakfast. By booking directly, you’ll not only get the best rate, but also a complete experience designed with your comfort in mind.
The Lancaster is honouring mums and dads with two menus specially designed by chef Sébastien Giroud. Conceived as true gastronomic experiences, these creations celebrate both the season and family ties. Two culinary events that promise to enhance these moments of togetherness with refined and inspired cuisine.
This year, the Lancaster is hosting works by artist Bruno Mallart. A French illustrator of Spanish origin, born in 1963 in Paris, his style is rooted in contemporary art. To mark the hotel’s centenary, Bruno Mallart has also created an original drawing specially designed to celebrate the establishment’s 100th anniversary, highlighting its iconic façade.
This summer, the Lancaster welcomes several masterpieces by renowned artist Christophe Charbonnel. The French sculptor is well-known for his bronze creations inspired by ancient statuary. In line with the realist movement of the late 19th century, Christophe Charbonnel gives admirable expression to the body, producing highly expressive works.
Every Thursday, make CopperBay Lancaster your new weekly musical destination by coming along to discover a carefully curated programme set against a backdrop of vintage acoustics. Each week, a new DJ takes to the decks to get you dancing to the rhythm of vinyl. From its refined, textured cocktails to its Mediterranean-inspired tapas, the CopperBay Lancaster menu takes you on a culinary journey. With musical gems, reimagined classics and culinary delights, this is an event not to be missed!
Like a " Proust's madeleine " and to bring back memories of "famous" Sunday meals, the Lancaster has come up with the idea of serving a different "iconic dish" each month, such as blanquette de veau, leg of lamb, cassoulet or boeuf bourguignon...
Chef Sébastien Giroud invites you to gather with family and friends around a particular dish.
Just a few steps from the Champs Elysées, our verdant patio is the ideal place to take a break during your Parisian excursion. From lunch to dinner, our patio invites you to enjoy the warm weather while discovering our gourmet menus.
Félix Ziem, born February 25th, 1821 in Beaune and died November 10th, 1911 in Paris, was a French painter of the “Barbizon School” renowned for his seascapes and landscapes of Venice and Constantinople. Attached to the orientalist movement, he is considered one of the precursors of Impressionism.
In our Berri lounge, you can admire a lamp that is a reproduction of the statues located on each side of the Avenue des Champs-Elysées, place de la Concorde.
Ordered in October, delivered in November 1926, as you see on the photograph taken from the digitized archives of House Erard, the piano still sits nowadays in the Marlene Dietrich suite. During her stay, the German actress often took the advantage of the piano. We cherish the legacy of Mr. Wolf, the Swiss hotelier who transformed the private home into a hotel. At the end of his career, Mr. Wolf liked to say that he had no customers but only friends.
Shot at the Lancaster Hotel in 1971, La Mandarine was directed by Edouard Molinaro and released on screens in the spring of 1972. Annie Girardot and Philippe Noiret play a couple who run a hotel in Paris. Madeleine Renaud, Jean Claude Dauphin, and British singer Murray Head complete the distribution.
