The former palace of Napoleon Bonaparte’s grandnephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, hugs the Seine in a quiet, tasteful corner of Paris. The property, named Palais Iéna, rests in the Eiffel Tower's elegant shadow, enjoying the city’s finest views of this iconic monument. Now home to The Shangri-La Hotel (for just over two years), it’s clear the team at the Shangri-La and Mr. Bonaparte share a keen eye for location. Oddly enough, Prince Bonaparte did not favor his stately abod...
The former palace of Napoleon Bonaparte’s grandnephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, hugs the Seine in a quiet, tasteful corner of Paris. The property, named Palais Iéna, rests in the Eiffel Tower's elegant shadow, enjoying the city’s finest views of this iconic monument. Now home to The Shangri-La Hotel (for just over two years), it’s clear the team at the Shangri-La and Mr. Bonaparte share a keen eye for location. Oddly enough, Prince Bonaparte did not favor his stately abod...
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