A perfect haven away from the hustle and bustle of the neighborhood (just a stone’s throw from Gare de Lyon and the René-Dumont green corridor), this family-run hotel was conceived by two sisters, Andréa and Marie-Thérèse Negroni, in collaboration with architect Laurent Maugoust, who created a stylish, contemporary retreat, furnishing the lobby with Pierre Paulin’s famous “Pumpkin” sofas. This modern, Parisian spirit also permeates the 37 rooms (some designed with families in mind), which blend luxurious materials (velvet, marble, and copper) with Art Deco touches, all warmed by subtle exotic accents that give each room its own personality. Warm, lively, and functional all at once, the hotel offers delicious breakfasts to enjoy on the patio as soon as the weather warms up, as well as a fitness center with a New York loft-style vibe that offers personal training and yoga classes.
