Among the many, countless secrets that le Paris hides (it is said that no local soul or flâneur will ever get to know them), there delicately slips in, un bijou d`hotel, the smallest 5 star hotel in the City of Lovers, a matchless hotel story, a richly historical place, a space of refinement and accomplished elegance.
An architect and a bri-lli-ant interior designer were badly needed, as well as a special spot-a neighbourhood of bohemians, of philosophers and French artists, a tiny street with a perfect name-Rue des Beaux-Art, and Wilde`s famous dying words, on his last days of life that he spent here, a combination of events rather related to alchemy, all of them were necessary for this space to become a landmark of Paris. Its name? Simply: L’Hôtel!

Colored list of L’Hôtel Paris:

• “I am dying beyond my means”, and “I can`t even afford to die”. These used to be Oscar Wilde`s words, in a period of time when his life was coming to an end. He used to live in room 16 of Hôtel d`Alsace, the present-day L`Hôtel, enjoying his last days in an awesome spot…Marlon Brando, Dali, Frank Sinatra and Jorge Luis Borges, among others, passed through the tiny hotel, all the more as Borges was a big fan of Wilde`s writings and it is here that he translated The Happy Prince into Spanish
• In Saint-Germain-des-Près, in la Rive Gauche, that is, the most beautiful part of Paris, you are going to find the smallest 5 star hotel in the city that has delighted many generations for over 2 centuries

• Jacques Garcia, a well-known architect and designer especially for the works in the Parisian hotels and restaurants is responsible for the new breath of the building and its interior that looks like a smart and brilliant French boudoir

• The 20 rooms - Mignon, Bijou, Chic and Grand Categories, together with Oscar Wilde Suite, of course, are a real delight for each and every guest through genuine, opulent and intricate décors with pieces of damask, impressive prints, baroque or Asian influences, incredible terraces and unique ambiances
• Le Restaurant, with one Michelin star, run by Chef Julien Montbabut, offers a classically French menu, with many modern and interesting touches

• Drinks, cocktails and a fine and private glamour can be served at Le Bar, where you can also have your afternoon tea, out of some wide selections of Japanese teas, wonderful rose champagnes, obviously accompanied by sweet delicacies

• The pool with hammam is on top of all the above-mentioned things

L’Hôtel Paris
13 Rue Des Beaux-Arts, Paris, France
Tel.:  +33 144 419 900

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