Lobby
The lobby is large, filled with chic Louis XV and XVI antiques and rococo clocks alongside modernist furniture which was exclusively designed for the hotel. As elsewhere, there are paintings by the hotel's own in house Russian artist, Boris Pastoukhoff, 1894-1974.An open-plan bar can be found by the lounge.
Exterior
The discreet ancienne regime style 8 storey building is an intimate hotel of 60 bedrooms built around a courtyard- the scented winter garden.
Rooms
Facing either Rue de Berri or the interior courtyard garden, the 46 rooms and 11 suites of the Lancaster cover 8 floors of the building. Intimate or very spacious, they all tie to a certain art of living à la Française, through their rare antique furniture, luxurious items, paintings, sofas, desks, and porcelain. Classic rooms that provide all the most up-to-date logistical services that our guests expect: all rooms offer two telephone lines, voice mail service, a safe, a LCD flat screen TV and DVD players compatible for all geographic areas as well as iPod desk and complimentary high speed Wifi. Most of the bathrooms combine grey or beige marble and African iroko wood. The luxury bathroom fixtures, the heated towel bars and all the accessories display a retro design. Towels, bathrobes and slippers are also designed uniquely for the Lancaster. The Korres toiletries are made from organic products and are suitable for everyone.
Restaurant
To create La Table du Lancaster, the hotel owners have called on the talent of the master chef, Michel Troisgros. His inspiration, in concert with the owners' personal selections, has given life to creative, light and elegant meals. The menu, purposely brief, is organized by theme, based on products chosen by Michel Troisgros for their intensity, freshness, and slightly sour notes. The wit of the tomato – The burst of lemon and citrus fruit – The bite of condiments and spices – The green of fresh vegetables, herbs and fruit – The sweetness of dairy products. La Table du Lancaster offers fine dining that is intimate, understated and contemporary.
