Le Bar Long - Carta

Great bar with a buzzing atmosphere early evening. Subdued lighting adds to the ambience, a great spot for a drink before you had out into Paris for the evening.

Very Nice Hotel bar - the staff is great, the drinks and cocktails are very nice, the ambiance is very conducive to a beautiful evening, and the lounge music is superb!

Today I had a very disappointing breakfast at the bar. First when I asked for a filter coffee I got a watered up espresso there was no milk or cream with it an in the continental breakfast there was no honey. Really for a five star hotel this is pretty shabby to say the least. Ver carta

Looked like a nice place, but the service in the lounge bar was simply bad. You think employees of the Raffles speak English in Paris ... ? Well, they try but it is realy poor and rather ... lets say rude 'parisian' style. The people in front of me got an excellent service though, speaking french.

i went there twice in the space of a weekend, the first time the bar was extremely busy on the Friday night and the service was a little slow but the staff was knowledgeable and attentive. The second time we came on a Sunday and the service was super fast, barman were helpful in guiding us with drinks.

This is the third time in a row that I visited this bar (our office being nearby) with business partners and could not be seated due to poor queue management. We waited at the entrance as requested by the waiter who disappears while other people would just go in and grab seats (French way of queuing?) We finally left after 10mins of meaningless waiting. Avoid, there are much better hotel bars in the vicinity with better service (Peninsula, George V...). Downgrade in service probably as a result of the Accord touch kicking in... not Raffles standard. Ver carta

Review only about the bar.I go to this bar very often for business and leisure. As the hotel is outside of the tracks (the golden triangle) I brought here a lot of people from New York, Monaco, Honk Kong. Well this week something strange happened. They changed some of the personnel and that stupid French habit came along. "Are you a guest of the hotel? All the tables are reserved" (but empty for the two hours while seating at the bar). I asked one of the old member of the personnel what's going on and he secretly said new policy of the house that will ruin us.Well keep up the good job, it's not bars that are missing in the very busy hotel business in Paris.

The price is steep but you are paying for real estate in the heart of Paris. A lovely place to share moments. The service is attentive without being overdone. You can stay as long as you like, no pressure.I have been here for drinks before dinner, for drinks after dinner, for a cup of tea in the afternoon. Inside comfortable couches and seating provide privacy and a place to just sit and talk, a living room that just happens to be in a hotel.I am a fan of fountains to the terrace in the summer is always relaxing. The tables are a bit more crowded and the ambiance less cosy, but quite enjoyable.The cocktail menu is long and entertaining. So many to try... I have barely begun. Althought the Pe...

Le bar long is the Royal Monceau's bar and it's open to non guests of the hotel. I often go there on Friday evening to have a sip of an excellent cocktail and of the Parisian bling scene.The service is what you would expect in a palace : impeccable, I've been there many times and I never had to complain.I would recommend it for a drink and some tapas as a couple but we like to bring our 5 yo kid sometimes and they're kid friendly which is a nice addition.The cocktail list is impressive and they're all delicious (so far), the tapas on the menu are delicious, We'we tried them all, I would recommend the mini burgers :)Just by the taste of the olives and the nuts they bring along with your drink... Ver carta