The bedroom, evening lamps lit
Duchess Adelheid Penthouse
- Size
- 182 m²
- Bed
- Emperor bed and a twin room
- View
- Panorama
- Sleeps
- 4
- Floor
- 8
A moment in this room
Midnight on the terrace. The heaters glow, the tower begins to sparkle on the hour, and the city is laid out in lights as far as Montmartre. Downstairs the bar is still going. Up here, you would never know.
Named for Duchess Adelheid
First name in the register, 3 May 1924.
On our opening night, 3 May 1924, Duchess Adelheid was the first to sign the register and the last to leave the ballroom. She took the top floor for a week and returned for eleven summers. The fan window above the terrace door was made for her; she said every room deserved a sunrise, even at night.
In the room
- Private 70 m² terrace
- Dining room for eight
- Second bedroom with twin beds
- Hammam in the master bathroom
- Dedicated butler and car
- The fan window, original 1924 glass
Floor plan
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