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This quietly chic hotel brings a light dimension to Parisian life. The architect and decorator have produced a restful setting, blending contemporary furniture and luxurious cloths, space and light. The owner’s passion for art is expressed in the ground floor’s black-marble Guy de Rougemont puzzle,through which runs a brass thread. Paintings, lithographs and black and white photographs bring a personal touch to the decor.

The rooms promote a modern, refined luxury, blending soft armchairs,full-lead crystal lamps, and contemporary half-glassed, half-chromium desks.Ambiances change to suit your pleasure: the walls’ beige tones are set offby textured materials in which blue, green, fuschia, bronze or a flowery pattern predominate. The bathrooms also foster a sense of quiet luxury by wedding light-coloured stone, black marble and chrome plumbing.

A Zen retreat, in a setting barely hinted at, entirely devoted to your wellbeing. You will find nothing quite relaxes you after a hard
day like the time spent in an intimate hammam, a relaxing massage, or a few laps in the beautiful pool’s inviting aqua waters.