Le Meurice suits couples spending a few days in Paris near the Louvre, who choose the room by its outlook: nights start at €1,260 in April 2027 for 2 adults, the lowest price any seller showed on Google for one night. Anyone who wants to swim may prefer another hotel: Google Hotels marks a pool as unavailable here.

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  1. The sixth-floor balcony room

    Choosing by outlook, I would ask for the Executive Room, Eiffel view with Balcony: a bright 42 m² room on the sixth floor, with 3 Juliet balconies facing the Eiffel Tower and Place Vendôme.

  2. The week that costs least

    The cheapest week on the calendar is 4 to 10 January 2027, with nights from €1,100 to €1,348 for 2 adults on Google, read 13 October 2026. The dearest night it shows is 24 October 2026, at €3,050.

  3. City tax and breakfast

    Rates are per room, per night, with VAT included; Paris adds its tourist tax for a Palace, €15.93 per adult per night since 1 January 2026, read 15 October 2026. Breakfast costs €62 Continental, €73 Healthy or €75 American.

  4. Nightly jazz at Bar 228

    Bar 228 has live jazz every night under its painted ceiling, among dark woods and deep leather armchairs where, in the hotel’s words, Parisians settle down to discreet conversation.

What Le Meurice is

I would choose the outlook first: a 30 m² Classic facing the courtyard or street, an Eiffel View room, or a suite with a sitting room. Fireplaces, curtains and panelling give the rooms their classical character. Leave time for the table too, between Alain Ducasse, Le Dalí and Cédric Grolet’s pastry shop.

Overnight guests praise the concierge and the staff. Dining visitors meet a different side of Le Meurice: reviews describe the queue for Cédric Grolet’s pastries, sold until they run out, with nowhere to sit in the shop. Bar 228 accepts reservations only from guests staying at the hotel.

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Lumina Guide 2027

Gives more than the other hotels of its place and price range.

Le Meurice faces the Tuileries, with classical rooms, Alain Ducasse’s dining room and Cédric Grolet’s pastries.

How Lumi are awarded
  • Guests

    500 reviews read: the location pleases more than 9 guests in 10 who mention it, the room 9 in 10.

  • Critics (exceptional)

  • Ours

    In the hotel’s pages we found 21 room categories from 30m², with fireplaces and panelling that change from one room to the next, and 4 places to eat and drink, from Le Dalí to Cédric Grolet’s pastry boutique.

Our reading, point by point

What we found reading the hotel’s own pages, one thing at a time.

  1. Location

    228 rue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries; the official FAQ gives a 5-minute Louvre walk, while Google gives 13 minutes.

  2. Character

    Fireplaces, curtains, panelling and classical sitting rooms in the official category photographs, with interiors varying by room.

  3. Rooms

    21 categories start at 30m². Views and occupancies differ; 18 pages mention connections without establishing every pairing.

  4. Food and social life

    The official site lists 2 Michelin stars for Alain Ducasse, alongside Le Dalí, Bar 228 and Cédric Grolet’s pastry boutique, each with its own schedule.

  5. Wellness

    La Maison Valmont, sauna, hammams and 4 treatment rooms, including 2 doubles; Google Hotels explicitly lists no pool.

  6. The stay as a whole

    The annual calendar for 2 adults, read on 13 October 2026, shows €1,213 for the single night of 19 December 2026, with dearer nights either side; the lowest run a reader can book starts at €1,260 in April 2027. Room rates include 10% VAT and a 5% employee contribution; the city tax quoted is €15.93 per person per night.

The 5 things that matter, as guests tell them

What do Le Meurice’s guests say? They write it in their reviews, even those who only came for a drink or dinner: we read every one and tell the 5 things that matter, from the location to the bill.

  1. Location

    Nearly every guest who mentions it is happy with it. Guests write about the Tuileries across from the hotel, in view from the garden-side rooms, and about the Louvre and Place Vendôme a short walk away.

  2. Room

    9 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests who stayed write of spacious, comfortable, spotless rooms, finished with care down to the bed and the bathroom.

  3. Staff and service

    7 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. The concierge comes up most often: restaurant tables, museum tickets and days in Paris arranged, for families travelling with a baby too. Many of the staff are thanked by name.

  4. Breakfast

    7 in 10 guests who mention it are happy with it. Guests write about the breakfast room itself, the croissants, the French toast and the eggs, and about attentive service at the table.

  5. Price

    The bill is written about by overnight guests and by visitors who come for tea, brunch or pastries; those content with it say the prices are high and, for an occasion, worth it.

The numbers, and how we count them
Le Meurice in numbers
WhatScore out of 10Guests who mention itHappy
Location8.68496%
Room8.25391%
Staff and service7.338173%
Breakfast7.48474%
Price–5627%

The scores come from 500 Google reviews with text, left from 25 June 2023 to 1 October 2026. The other hotels are the ones weighed for a stay in Paris: for each we read its latest 500 Google reviews with text, or all of them where there are fewer, as of 2 October 2026. The score is the average of what they say, from 0 if they speak of it very badly to 10 if they speak of it very well. Where only a few mention something, the score stays close to the guide’s average: a handful of voices does not make a reputation.

The hotels we weigh it against in Paris:

Price: for two on the night of 7 April 2027, from €1,260 (seen on Google Hotels on 13 October 2026).

What a night costs, season by season

One night for 2 adults costs from €1,100 to €2,500 between 27 October 2026 and 21 May 2027, from €1,651 to €2,500 between 22 May and 17 July 2027, and from €1,143 to €2,000 from 18 July to 8 September 2027. I would aim for 3–9 April 2027, at €1,260 to €1,354 a night, against €2,157 to €2,500 for 21–27 June.

PeriodEuros a night
14 Oct to 26 Oct 20262,150–3,050
27 Oct 2026 to 21 May 20271,100–2,500
22 May to 17 Jul 20271,651–2,500
18 Jul to 8 Sep 20271,143–2,000

The lowest price any seller showed on Google Hotels for one night searched alone, for 2 adults, read 13 October 2026; no room or meal plan is specified. 22 October and 31 December 2026 have no price. The calendar stops on 8 September 2027. Booked as 7 nights from 16 November 2026, the lowest seller Google listed that day asked €1,225 a night; the hotel’s own listing, €1,554.

Le Meurice, The Peninsula Paris or La Réserve Paris

Choose Le Meurice for 228 rue de Rivoli, opposite the Tuileries. Choose The Peninsula Paris for return airport transfers included in 8 suite categories, or La Réserve Paris for Avenue Gabriel in the 8th arrondissement.

HotelA night, from
Le Meurice€1,284
The Peninsula Paris€1,359
La Réserve Paris€1,799

The lowest single-night seller price in the week of 16–22 November 2026, for 2 adults, read on Google on 13 October 2026; no room or meal plan is specified.

Rooms and dining at Le Meurice

Armchairs in a guest room, a sitting room with flowers on the table, and breakfast, followed by Le Dalí and a visit to the grand dining room.

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The armchairs beside a window in a Le Meurice roomfrom 2:33 · 랄루뉴욕 LalouNewYork · 21 February 2026Watch on YouTube
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A sitting room at Le Meurice, with armchairs and flowers on the tablefrom 7:00 · The Leading Traveler · 25 August 2024Watch on YouTube
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Breakfast at Le Meurice: coffee, bread, juice and an egg dishfrom 1:29 · Rina Yevva · 20 May 2025Watch on YouTube
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Le Dalí during brunch: occupied tables beneath the painted ceilingfrom 6:50 · AlexisLuxuryTravels · 16 November 2025Watch on YouTube
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A visit inside Le Meurice’s dining roomfrom 3:22 · Up Close - Documentaries · 18 March 2026Watch on YouTube

Good to know before you book

  • The city tax the hotel quotes is €15.93 per person per night; room rates include 10% VAT and a 5% employee contribution. Source: dorchestercollection.com

  • Cédric Grolet’s pastry shop, at 6 rue de Castiglione, sells from Wednesday to Sunday from noon until it runs out, with no seating; Bar 228 takes bookings from hotel guests only. Source: dorchestercollection.com

  • Eiffel Tower views belong to specific categories; Classic and Superior face a courtyard or street.

  • Valmont treatments, sauna and hammams; Google Hotels explicitly lists no pool.

  • The 2-adult calendar has 323 nights showing a price and 42 without one; a missing price establishes neither closure nor a sell-out.

  • An extra bed costs €105 from age 13, and younger children get an extra bed or a cot free, according to the rooms page, edited by the hotel on 19 August 2026 and read on 15 October 2026; each room retains its own occupancy limit.

Courtyard rooms and Eiffel Tower views

Classic Room at Le Meurice, with a bed, cream writing desk and armchair beside a tall windowClassic Room30m²/323ft² · Queen-size bed · Courtyard or Parisian street view · Up to 2 guestsCategory read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Superior Room at Le Meurice, with a bed, 2 armchairs and flowers on a small table beside the windowSuperior Room35m²/377ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Courtyard or Parisian street view · Up to 2 guestsCategory read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Deluxe Room at Le Meurice, with a bed, pink armchairs and tall windows framed by pink curtainsDeluxe Room40m²/431ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Courtyard view · Up to 3 guestsConnecting-room option; paired category and combined area unspecified. Category read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Executive Room at Le Meurice, with yellow curtains and 2 armchairs around a small table at the foot of the bedExecutive Room45m²/484ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Courtyard view · Up to 3 guests, with sofa bed/extra bed subject to availabilityConnecting-room option; paired category and combined area unspecified. Category read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Superior Room, Eiffel View with Balcony at Le Meurice, with a green floral wall behind the bed and an open windowSuperior Room, Eiffel View with Balcony32m²/344ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Eiffel Tower view · Up to 3 guestsConnecting-room option; paired category and combined area unspecified. Category read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Executive Room, Eiffel View at Le Meurice, with a chandelier, cream bed linen and chairs beside a tall windowExecutive Room, Eiffel View45m²/484ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Eiffel Tower view · Up to 3 guestsConnecting-room option; paired category and combined area unspecified. Category read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category Executive Room, Eiffel View with Balcony at Le Meurice, with a blue floral wall behind the bed and pale green panellingExecutive Room, Eiffel view with Balcony42m²/452ft² · King-size bed or twin beds on request · Eiffel Tower view · Up to 3 guestsConnecting-room option; paired category and combined area unspecified. Category read on 2 October 2026 · Photo: Le Meurice / Dorchester CollectionView this category

Arriving at Le Meurice

The entrance is at 228 rue de Rivoli.

Address228 rue de Rivoli, 75001 Paris · Official site
LouvreThe official FAQ gives 5 minutes on foot; Google Hotels gives 13 minutes. Neither specifies the route.
Gare du NordAbout 15 minutes by car according to the official FAQ, without a specified route or traffic conditions.
TransfersAirport transfers are available; the sources read establish no fixed fare. The official Executive Suite, Eiffel View page includes return airport or station transfers.
ParkingComplimentary during a stay according to the official overview. The accessibility page lists valet collection and return, with no spaces immediately outside the hotel.

Official and Google Hotels readings on 2 October 2026; these are source estimates rather than measured routes.

Rue de Rivoli, opposite the gardens

228 rue de Rivoli, Paris

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A day at Le Meurice

7am

Breakfast before the Louvre

Breakfast runs from 7am to 10.45am Monday to Saturday, and from 7am to 9.30am on Sunday.

12pm

Join the pastry queue

The pastry boutique opens Wednesday to Sunday from 12pm until it sells out, with no seating.

1.30pm

Afternoon tea

Afternoon tea is served Monday to Saturday from 1.30pm to 5.15pm, and on Sunday from 4.30pm to 5.15pm.

7pm

Dinner at the restaurant

The restaurant, listed with 2 Michelin stars, serves dinner Monday to Friday from 7pm to 9.30pm, with an elegant dress code.

After dinner

A nightcap at Bar 228

Bar 228 is open daily from 2pm to 1am and takes reservations only from hotel guests.

Le Meurice reviews: stays and dining visits

Google’s score and what guests talk about: the location, the rooms, the concierge and the pastries.

500 Google reviews with a text, updated between 25 June 2023 and 1 October 2026. Dates can represent review edits; restaurant, bar and pastry visits sit alongside overnight stays.

Guest voices

A concierge helping with a baby, breakfast in a windowless room and the bill for pastries: 5 individual accounts.

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A stay with a baby

A family describes concierge help with their baby’s needs, last-minute reservations and ideas for Paris.

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Rooms and air conditioning

The stay account praises room cleanliness, space and air conditioning, as well as the location.

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Breakfast in a side room

2 breakfast visitors describe being seated in a windowless side room and repeatedly requesting bread, butter and other accompaniments.

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The television and the window

A couple reports a faulty television, a window that would not close properly and bathrobes and slippers that did not suit the guests.

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The pastry bill

A pastry visitor praises the setting and waiters but questions the price and describes an admission problem resolved by another member of staff.

Dining visit · Review updated 2025-07-27Read the review

Planning a stay at Le Meurice

There are 121 rooms and 39 suites, making 160 individual accommodations. The official catalogue lists 21 categories: 20 appear in the room cards, while the Executive Suite, Eiffel View is photographed at the opening and described in the room answer. Belle Etoile’s published 620m² includes its private 300m² terrace.

Where is Le Meurice, and how do you get there?

Le Meurice stands at 228 rue de Rivoli, in Paris’s 1st arrondissement, opposite the Tuileries Garden. Its FAQ gives a 5-minute walk to the Louvre and approximately 15 minutes by car from Gare du Nord; Google Hotels puts the Louvre walk at 13 minutes. These are the respective sites’ estimates, read on 2 October 2026, without a specified route. Airport transfers are available, though the sources read establish no fixed fare. Individual suite descriptions include return transfers where that benefit applies. The sources consulted provide no measured neighbourhood or room noise level. Courtyard, street and Eiffel Tower outlooks describe the view, without establishing how quiet a room will be.

Which rooms have a view, and which can connect?

The suite photographed at the opening is the Executive Suite, Eiffel View: 80m² (861ft²), a king-size bed or twin beds on request, an Eiffel Tower view and space for up to 3 guests. Its official page includes a spacious marble bathroom with double washbasins, a bottle of champagne on arrival, Chromecast TV, return airport or station transfers, natural light and a connecting-room option; the paired category and combined floor area are unspecified. Both the sitting room and bedroom look over the city, towards the Tuileries and beyond. Official Executive Suite, Eiffel View page, read on 2 October 2026.

Classic and Superior rooms face the courtyard or a Parisian street; Deluxe and Executive rooms overlook the courtyard. Eiffel View rooms come in 32m², 42m² and 45m² categories, with 80m² and 95m² suites also carrying that outlook. The remaining junior suites and suites range from 52m² to 160m², detailed by category. Belle Etoile’s 620m² includes a 300m² terrace and accommodates up to 8 guests, with a sofa bed or extra bed subject to availability. 18 category pages describe connecting options, without naming all pairings or combined floor areas. Family Time specifically guarantees 2 connecting rooms or a 2-bedroom suite.

What does a night for 2 cost, and what is included?

Google Hotels was read on 2 October 2026 with 2 adults and EUR selected. From 2 October 2026 to 1 October 2027, 323 nights show prices and 42 have unknown prices. On 13 October 2026 the visible one-night indications ranged from €1,100 to €3,050, for example €1,573 on 28 October 2026, €1,326 on 4 November 2026 and €1,213 on 19 December 2026, a night with dearer ones either side. That calendar does not establish a room category, breakfast, confirmed availability or the final total. The direct Bed & Breakfast offer includes American breakfast for 2. The current overview and several offers quote city tax of €15.93 per person per night; the festive offer retains €14.95 and an indexed overview €15.60. General booking terms include 10% VAT and a 5% employee contribution in room rates.

When can you arrive and leave, and what are the cancellation terms?

Standard check-in is 3pm and check-out noon. General terms allow cancellation by noon the day before arrival to avoid a one-night charge, with separate conditions for individual rates. Arrive Early, Stay Late runs until 31 March 2027 and offers arrival from 8am and departure until 8pm. Booking is required at least 2 days ahead, with an arrival estimate at least 48 hours ahead; Signature Suites are excluded. A temporary hospitality room may be used for either end of the stay, with its category, view and bed type not guaranteed. Plan in Advance offers 20% off at 30 days or 15% at 14 days, for stays before 31 December 2026, with full prepayment and no refund or changes. Bed & Breakfast uses the noon deadline; Stay & Indulge and the festive offer use 4pm the previous day. Family Time requires at least 24 hours’ notice. Stay & Indulge provides €300 restaurant or spa credit for stays of at least 2 nights until 31 December 2026, excluding La Belle Etoile. A Night On Us offers the fourth night free, with a minimum of 4 nights and maximum of 28. Its booking window is 1 December 2025–24 December 2026; the listed stay windows, 1 January–3 June and 26 October–28 December, do not print a year.

Is there a pool, and what does the Valmont spa include?

La Maison Valmont has a sauna, hammams, 4 treatment rooms including 2 doubles, relaxation areas, a terrace and a gym. Google Hotels explicitly marks a swimming pool unavailable. The gym opens from 5am to midnight and spa reception from 9am to 7pm. Treatments run from 10am to 8pm, according to the spa brochure, the newest spa document (file dated 29 September 2026), read on 15 October 2026. The brochure lists a Californian massage at €235 for 60 minutes or €295 for 90 minutes, including VAT and the 5% employee contribution. The sources read do not establish whether sauna and hammam access is included in the room rate for residents, or a separate price for a day pass without a treatment. Non-residents receive facility access with a paid treatment of at least 60 minutes. Cancelling with less than 24 hours’ notice incurs the full charge. Published minimum ages and thermal-facility temperatures were not established.

What are the dining prices and opening hours?

Restaurant le Meurice Alain Ducasse serves dinner Monday–Friday, 7–9.30pm, with an elegant dress code; its linked menus cost €375 and €425 per person. Le Dalí serves lunch noon–2.15pm and dinner 7.30–9.30pm. Breakfast runs Monday–Saturday 7–10.45am and Sunday 7–9.30am, with Continental at €62 and Le Meurice at €75. Sunday brunch is €195, served 12.15–2.15pm. Afternoon tea is €95, Monday–Saturday 1.30–5.15pm and Sunday 4.30–5.15pm. Bar 228 opens daily from 2pm to 1am and takes reservations only from hotel guests. Dress is casual chic, with no shorts after 5pm; the printed last-order time, “00.30 pm”, remains ambiguous. The pastry boutique at 6 rue de Castiglione opens Wednesday–Sunday from noon until sold out, with no seating. Main menus include VAT and the 5% employee contribution, while the children’s menu excludes that contribution. These are the prices and hours read on 2 October 2026. The Chef’s Table lists lunch at €350 per person for 4 to 10 guests, booked at least 48 hours ahead with a bank guarantee. Dinner accommodates up to 8 guests. Initiation costs €575 and includes one glass of Dom Pérignon 2006 – Plénitude 2; Experience costs €925 and includes a Dom Pérignon Champagne pairing with the 2017, 2009 Rosé and 2006 – Plénitude 2 vintages; €575 per person is required in advance and cancellation within 48 hours is non-refundable.

What are the extra-bed, cot and connecting-room arrangements?

An extra bed costs €105 from age 13, and younger children get a free extra bed or cot, according to the rooms page, edited by the hotel on 19 August 2026 and read on 15 October 2026; the chosen room’s occupancy limit still applies. Family Time, valid until 31 December 2026, includes breakfast, 2 guaranteed connecting rooms or a 2-bedroom suite, and 50% off the second room. Its terms, read on 15 October 2026, extend the second room and children’s breakfast to 2 children aged 18 and under (Family Time). When booking a suite, the connecting second unit is a room. Total nightly starting prices are €2,945 for 2 Deluxe Rooms, €3,115 for the Executive configuration and €5,075 for the Deluxe Suite configuration. Babysitting is listed, but the material read does not establish its current fees, timetable or minimum age.

Can you bring a dog, and what does it cost?

The hotel welcomes up to 2 small dogs under 7 kg per room, at €40 a day to cover deep cleaning, with a bowl, bed and treats, according to the home page and the rooms page, read on 15 October 2026. Dogs are not allowed in Bar 228, Restaurant le Meurice Alain Ducasse or the spa; they are welcome in Le Dalí and the Galerie, on a lead or in a carrier in public areas. Assistance dogs are exempt from the supplement. The sources read do not establish an explicit current cat policy.

What are the parking, Wi-Fi and accessible-room facilities?

Parking during a stay is complimentary and Google Hotels lists free Wi-Fi. The current overview identifies 6 accessible suites, against 5 rooms in its indexed version. The accessibility page describes wheelchair access through public areas, lifts near accessible rooms, visible alarms and accessible bathrooms with roll-in showers, seats on request and grab handles. There are no parking spaces immediately outside the hotel; valet collection and return are available. These published features, read on 2 October 2026, are not assigned to every category. Parking capacity and an electric-car charging tariff remain unspecified.

What meeting and wedding spaces are available?

3 adjoining salons occupy the ground floor. The 77m² Jeu de Paume holds 40 for a banquet, 50 for cocktails or theatre, 25 classroom, 24 boardroom and 20 U-shape. The 125m² Tuileries holds 80, 150, 120, 60, 28 and 25 in those layouts; the 140m² Pompadour holds 100, 170, 150, 70, 36 and 35. Pompadour’s description claims up to 390 across all 3 salons without specifying the combined layout. Imperial areas differ between descriptions and tables: 829/830, 1,346/1,350 and 1,507/1,500 square feet. Bookings of at least 25 room nights include one complimentary night per 25 occupied, 2 upgrades and welcome amenities. The pages read on 2 October 2026 establish no fixed venue-hire or wedding-package prices.

Does the hotel close seasonally?

The official pages read on 2 October 2026 establish no dated annual closure schedule for the whole hotel. Alain Ducasse and the Chef’s Table list annual leave from 1–31 August; brunch lists a closure from 26 July to 5 September. The clauses do not give a year. For the 42 unpriced nights in the annual calendar, opening and availability remain unknown. The winter offer covers accommodation; restaurants keep their own schedules.

What do hotel guests and dining visitors report?

The 500 reviews read were updated between 25 June 2023 and 1 October 2026; those can be review edits rather than stay dates. Google displayed 4.5/5 from 2,109 ratings on 2 October 2026. Overnight accounts praise staff and concierge help, rooms and location. Dining visitors praise the setting, breakfast and pastries; their reviews keep returning to the queue at the pastry shop, the wait for a table, in some a table refused or a cool welcome at the entrance, and prices such as €95 for afternoon tea and €195 for Sunday brunch.

What is published for New Year’s Eve 2026?

The festive accommodation offer covers 22 November 2026–8 January 2027, with €150 credit for restaurants or spa and breakfast excluded. Its excluded categories are avenue Montaigne suites, L’Appartement and the Royal Suite, none of which is a Le Meurice room; the city tax is €15.93 per person per night, the City of Paris rate for palaces, which stays the same from 1 January 2027 (read on 15 October 2026). The festive article read on 2 October 2026 covers 23 November 2025–3 January 2026; its indexed copy retains different dates from the same past season. The festive and dining pages read establish no menu, dinner price or entertainment programme dated 31 December 2026.

This guide is written with Lumina, the marketing system for hotels.