All 38 rooms have a classic layout, colors with pop tones, and contemporary twists. Each floor has its own color scheme that accentuates the tapestries co-designed with the Pinton factory, while the grid carpet is a nod to the trellises of French gardens.
The hotel is equipped with 2 ground floor rooms for people with impaired mobility.
Stainless steel furniture, vintage pieces such as a rare chair by architect Mario Botta, custom-designed headboards, and integrated bedside tables. For a pleasant and comfortable stay in the heart of Paris.
A custom-designed wall lamp in the shape of a flower, a stack of Touriste stamped stickers, and stripes suggesting a nod to Daniel Buren invite you to enter the room; a clever twist on a Parisian cliché.
The twin rooms at the Hôtel Beauregard can accommodate up to two people and have two single beds side by side. They offer an eclectic decor that pulsates at the same frequency as a changing neighborhood where families, tourists, and business travelers live in close proximity to one another.
A spacious and comfortable room where traditional references are evoked by fitting choices in shapes, materials and colors - all with retro influences. A unique respite from everyday life where elegance takes precedence.
The triple room offers three beds: a large double bed complemented by a single bed. A very Parisian decor, enhanced by nods to the seventies, where all the furniture has been made to measure.
