More parisian hideaways from B Signature
Hôtel de Sers
Hôtel Edouard 7
Redesigned in 2025 by interior architect Pascal Allaman, Hôtel de Sers has unveiled a refined new look that seamlessly blends its aristocratic heritage with contemporary elegance. The renovation enhances the property’s 45 guestrooms, seven suites and public spaces, where historic architecture, Art Deco details and iconic design pieces coexist in perfect harmony. From the portrait-lined gallery and stylish S Bar to the lush glass-roofed patio and gourmet restaurant “De Sers” , every space has been thoughtfully refreshed while preserving the hotel’s unmistakably Parisian soul.
Practical Information:
- 41 avenue Pierre Ier de Serbie, 8th
- Tel. 01 53 23 75 75
- www.hoteldesers-paris.com
In a fine, late 19th-century building, the 4-star Hôtel Edouard 7 (named for Edward VII of the U.K) presents two ambiences that play on subtlety and refinement of detail, and the theatricality of rich materials and colors. The 69 rooms and suites are in two categories: four Edouard 7 floors inspired by the jewelry world of the Place Vendôme, and three Couture floors. One of the hotel’s strong points? All the rooms and suites have balconies – some with a view of the Opéra Garnier.
Practical Information:
- 39 avenue de l’Opéra, 2nd
- Tel. 01 42 61 56 90
- www.hoteledouard7-paris.com
Hôtel Vernet
Hôtel Bel Ami
The 5-star Hôtel Vernet’s rooms with their contemporary design – renovated by François Champsaur – are housed in a superb building constructed in pure Haussmann style at the start of the 20th century. Successfully spanning different eras, the original elevator and stained glass harmonize with state-of-the-art technological innovations, contemporary furniture and selected items from great French brands. Above the “Le V” restaurant is the hotel’s monumental glass roof, whose framework was designed by… Gustave Eiffel!
Practical Information:
- 25 rue Vernet, 8th
- Tel. 01 44 31 98 00
- www.hotelvernet-paris.com
Housed in the former printing works that produced the first copy of Guy de Maupassant’s famous novel Bel Ami in 1885, the Hôtel Bel Ami presents contemporary design in its 97 rooms and 5 apartments. Channeling a resolutely Parisian spirit, decorator Pascal Allaman devised a very graphic concept based on calligraphy and the former printing business. The added bonus? The option of hiring one of the five private apartments at the Hôtel Bel Ami. The Hôtel Bel Ami also has a bar, a café, a fitness gym and a spa.
Practical Information:
- 7-11 rue Saint Benoît, 6th
- Tel. 01 42 61 53 53
- www.hotelbelami-paris.com
Vous aimerez sûrement les articles suivants…
