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Invasion of boutique hotels, new customers with a younger relative to the uninhibited money and less sensitive to the referents of traditional luxury, the proliferation of tourist destinations called "luxury" restructuring of certain historical palaces ( Royal Monceau reviewed by Starck), reduced numbers of rooms to suites offer larger, more luxurious spas integration than ever, three new hotels positioned on the segment Palace in 2012. The environment of historical Parisian Palaces is booming. How to reinvent itself without denying because it is constantly surprising the customer now in constant search for innovation emotional? Clearly, the palaces are now more than ever to question!
Between 2008 and 2012, the traditional Parisian palaces (the Plaza Athenee, the Bristol, the Meurice, the Crillon, Ritz and George V) watched as a new competition: the new hotels of great luxury, asserting as palaces. By 2012 there will be 700 additional rooms on the Paris segment of the hotel "ultra-luxury."
• What are the levers to adopt innovations - for traditional palaces - to perform and maintain the distance with these newcomers? Ethics, hyperpersonalisation, sustainable development, design, decoration of common areas or rooms ephemeral rooms tailored according to customer's desires, experiences, challenges, co-branding (with fashion designers for example, or contemporary artists) .... Disruption or continuum?
• What services are expected from the customer's Palace tomorrow? How the concierge of the luxury hotels should be developed?
• What are customer expectations of traditional Palace tomorrow? Out with the everyday, cocooning, environmental, business continuity history, tradition, expertise, craftsmanship, design, narcissism, humanitarian, culture, art, retro-future, option, ostentation, quiet, pampering, excess, excessively high technology ....
• How the "French Touch" can be a competitive advantage for Hotels?
• What are the three criteria - except the service and quality of infrastructure - on which, never the Palaces will not make any concessions?
• What will the new lines of communication for Hotels in the coming years? It would retain current customers and to recruit new ones. Family, culture, fashion, the prestige brand, hedonism, sustainability, authenticity, ...?
• If one were to retain only Palace's current market - Ritz, Crillon, George V, Meurice, Bristol Plaza Athénée - where?
• What might be innovative ways to hybridize the Web 2.0 and Palaces?
• What are the three essential DNA codes of the Palace of the future?

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If you had to keep this list 10 Ultra Luxury hotels in Paris, what would your Top Ranking 2009, regardless of the official notice in terms of stars or the face value? Priority should be given expression in the Luxury Hotel according to your own criteria. Your vote is intended to feed the FaceBook group "Imagining the Palace tomorrow." The Best Final, will be released with the names of those who agreed to play with us.

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The Plaza Athénée, Avenue Montaigne, 8th
The Ritz - Place Vendôme, 1st
Le Crillon - Place de la Concorde, 8th
Le Meurice - Rue de Rivoli, 1st
The George V - Avenue George V, 8th
Le Bristol - Street, the Faubourg Saint Honore, 8th
Hotel Fouquet's Barrière - Avenue George V, 8th, room from 600 euros. Hotel Park Hyatt Vendome
- 1st district, rooms from 600 euros;
Hotel Prince de Galles - Avenue George V, 8th, room from EUR 400
Hotel The Westin Paris, 8th district., Room from 310 Euros .
Hotel Costes, 1 bedroom from 450 euros.
Hotel Balzac - 1st district, rooms from EUR 500 Park Hyatt Vendome
-1 room from EUR 300
Hotel Raphael - 16th chamber from 300 euros.
Hotel Regina - 1st district., Room from 375 euros.
Hotel Saint James - 16th, Room from 390 Euros.
Hotel Claridge Bellman - 8th, bed from 410 euros.
Marriott Hotel Champs Elysees - 8th, bed from 400 euros.
Grand Intercontinental Hotel - 9th, room from 390 euros.
Hotel San Regis - John Street Goujon, 8th, room from 260 euros;
Marignan Hotel - 8th, bed from 230 euros.
Hotel du Jeu de Paume - 4th room from 200 euros.
Hotel Pont Royal - 7th, Room from 380 euros;
Plaza Hotel Champs Elysees - 8th; room from 310 euros
Sofitel Scribe Paris - 9th room from 305 euros.
Hotel Vernet - 8th, room from 290 euros.
Lancaster Hotel - 8th, bed from 290 euros.
Hotel Warwick Champs Elysees - 8th, from room 210 euros.
Hotel Balzac - 8th, Room from 275 euros.
Castiglione Hotel - 8th room from 290 euros.
Hilton Arc de Triomphe - 8th, room from 30 euros. Le Meridien Etoile
- 17th, Room from 250 euros
Victoria Palace - 6th room from 260 euros.
Pullman Paris Eiffel - 7th, Room from 260 Euros. K
Palace - 16th, Room from 280 euros.
One By The Five, a unique suite of 45 m2 - Rue Flatters, 5th, room from 960 euros.
Murano Resort Paris, 3rd district. chamber from 308 euros.
Hotel Vernet, 8th arr. Room from 290 euros.
Mansion Montmartre, Montmartre, after starting at 290 euros.
Hotel Pershing Hall - Avenue Pierre Charron, 8th, room from 267 euros.
Sezz Hotel - 16th, Room from 260 Euros.
Hotel - 6th room from 255 euros.
the Hotel Plaza - 6th room from 240 euros.
Square Hotel Paris - 16th, Room from 230 Euros.
Hotel Keppler - 16th, Room from 209 Euros.
Hotel Empire Paris - 1 bedroom at 199 euros;
Jays Hotel - 16th, Room from 390 Euros.
Le Bellechasse - 7th, Room from 340 Euros.
The Five Hotel - 5th room, from 180 euros.
Kube Hotel - 18th, Room from 250 Euros.
Castille Paris - 1 bedroom from 250 euros.
Square Hotel - 16th, Room from 210 Euros.
Hotel Daniel - 8th, room from 290 euros.
K + K Hotel Cayre - 7th, Room from 282 euros.
Hotel Amour - 9th, room from EUR 150
Mama Shelter 20th, Room from 190 euros.

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Imagining the Palace tomorrow, a new group FACEBOOK

Invasion of boutique hotels, new customers with a younger relative to the uninhibited money and less sensitive to the referents of traditional luxury, multiplication tourist destinations called "luxury" restructuring of certain historical Palaces (The Royal Monceau reviewed by Starck), reduced numbers of rooms to suites offer larger, more luxurious spas integration than ever, three new hotels positioned on the segment Palace by 2012. The environment of historical Parisian Palaces is booming. How to reinvent itself because it must deny constantly surprise the customer now in constant search for innovation emotional? Clearly, the palaces are now more than ever to question!
Between 2008 and 2012, the traditional Parisian palaces (the Plaza Athenee, the Bristol, the Meurice, the Crillon, Ritz and George V) watched as a new competition: the new hotels of great luxury, asserting as palaces. By 2012 there will be 700 additional rooms on the Paris segment of the hotel "ultra-luxury .
• What are the levers to adopt innovations - for traditional palaces - to perform and maintain the distance with these newcomers? Ethics, hyperpersonalisation, sustainable development, design, decoration of common areas or rooms ephemeral rooms tailored according to customer's desires, experiences, challenges, co-branding (with fashion designers for example, or contemporary artists) .... Disruption or continuum?
• What services are expected from the customer's Palace tomorrow? How the concierge of the luxury hotels should be developed?
• How will customer expectations Traditional Palace tomorrow? Out with the everyday, cocooning, respect for the environment, continuity of history, tradition, expertise, craftsmanship, design, narcissism, humanitarian, culture, art, retro-future, option, ostentation, quiet, pampering, excess, high technology ... excessive.
• How the "French Touch" can be a competitive advantage for Hotels?
• What are the three criteria - except the service and quality of infrastructure - on which, never the Palaces will not make any concessions?
• What will the new lines of communication on the Palaces years to come? It would retain current customers and to recruit new ones. Family, culture, fashion, the prestige brand, hedonism, sustainability, authenticity, ...?
• If one were to retain only Palace's current market - Ritz, Crillon, George V, Meurice, Bristol Plaza Athénée - where?
• What might be innovative ways to hybridize the Web 2.0 and Palaces?
• What are the three essential DNA codes of the Palace of the future?

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