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.
All the comforts of the Cosy Room, with a balcony to boot. Designed for two, it combines softness and character: stainless steel furniture, made-to-measure headboards, antique pieces... And this little privilege high up to get some fresh air, admire Paris or simply enjoy the peace and quiet.
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.
Designed for two, this bedroom combines comfort, light and attention to detail. With its stainless steel furniture, made-to-measure headboard and antique pieces, the Beauregard spirit is perfectly expressed.
From its balcony, you can see the Eiffel Tower in the distance, a discreet nod to the City of Light.
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.
