Top 5 Best Paris Luxury Hotels for Maison&Objet 2018

We know. Maison&Objet is right around the corner and you have no idea how you are going to be able to choose our hotel from all the amazing choices there are. We are talking about Paris after all, the capital of arts and culture with all its classic architecture and luxury hotels. We focused on five amazing options, mainly 5-star hotels and boutique hotels, all of them boasting exquisite interior decor and at a short distance away from the fair.

 

Hotel Plaza Athénée Paris

The Plaza Athenee Hotel designates itself as the spirit of Haute Couture, and an unification of history and culture. Situated in the prestigious Montaigne avenue, a few steps from river Seine, where icons and trends are born, where history happens and love stories are played out since 1913.

The Hotel treats hospitality as an art and boasts beautiful views of the city and the Eiffel Tower. The interior design is of luxurious warmth, having recently gotten a facelift to keep fresh. The lobby emphasizes silver and light perfectly, complementing the wood paneling, bronze, marble floors and oak furniture. This theme flows throughout the Galerie des Gobelins as well.

The rooms delight with their decor mix of Contemporary, Art Deco and Classical interior style, designed by Marie-Jose Pommereau. Each suite has a unique decor and the attention to detail is outstanding. The Windows frame the unique Paris views turning them into living pictures.

The new ceiling of Le Bar – redesigned by Patrick Jouin of Paris-based Jouin Manju - resembles the tweed of Chanel jackets and nightly the front desk staff uniform is evening attire (gowns!). Its restaurant, Alain Ducasse, has been awarded three Michelin stars and named one of the best restaurants in the world. The stunning “silver bells” surrounding some tables are a nod to those used in aristocratic dinner services, reflecting the beautiful oversized chandeliers. The Dior Institut Spa has a philosophy of youth reactivation, with several treatments from facials, microabrasions with sapphire crystals, men treatments and hands, and feet. It also includes a fully equipped fitness studio.

At the Plaza Athenee Paris Hotel, life is to be seized, enjoyed and celebrated.

 

Le Meurice

Le Meurice is a historic, palatial style hotel, welcoming guests for 200 years, like the Queen Victoria and composer Tchaikovsky. Not long ago, Philippe Starck took the reigns of renovating the public spaces of this beautiful hospitality masterpiece, restoring the original French architecture features and adding to the French interior design style.

With 160 guest rooms and suites, designed by Charles Jouffre, you will have plenty to choose from. The decor is elegant, reminiscent of Louis XVI period.

It offers two fine dining restaurants, with Le Maurice restaurant setting a formal and elegant style. Meanwhile, the Le Dali features a huge surrealistic canvas painting on the ceiling, by Ara Starck. At Bar 229 you can get light meals to hit the Paris streets. The menus are created by Chef Yannick Alleno, who has earned Le Maurice 3 Michelin Stars.

The historic Pompadour Salon features high ceilings, gilded moldings, and crystal chandeliers. The Spa Valmont, also designed by Phillipe Starck, has a curvilinear and geometric shape and is dressed in soft colors and colors giving this space an unusual, but relaxing, atmosphere.

 

Le Royal Monceau Raffles Paris

 

Are you looking for a more contemporary interior design style hotel? Le Royal Monceau Raffles might be a good bet. This design masterpiece is located at Avenue Hoche, a historic landmark embodying the Parisian je ne sais quoi, celebrating our Era.

The polished and carefully styled suites, elegantly represent the 40s and 50s, with the finest materials, curves, warm colors, and poetic details such as stacked books, handwritten messages, french art pieces, and an acoustic guitar, as if it’s a collector, traveler or artist-curated space.

The Spa, My Blend by Clarins, is an ethereal white temple Paradise of sensory pleasures for total wellbeing and relaxation. With the biggest Paris luxury hotel pool (23 meters) and exclusive treatments and relaxation rooms such as hammam, laconium, and sauna, you will be recharged and ready for your next day.

When it comes time to a meal, Le Royal Monceau is equipped with several dining, bar, and lounge spaces. Il Carpaccio is a Michelin-starred restaurant serving Italian cuisine. For breakfast and brunch, you will want to try La Cuisine. Matsuhisa Paris is your go-to for Japanese food. The hotel also has a bar, Le Bar Long, and a fabulous lounge, the Viñales, reminiscent of old French movies.

One of the most unique aspects of this beautiful hotel is the Le Royal Monceau Film Club, where you will be able to relax from visiting Maison&Objet with a deluxe screening at the hotel’s private cinema, the Katara cinema, accompanied by a glass of champagne and caramelized popcorn.

True Luxury – according to the Raffles chain – is about how you feel. And they certainly curate your experience to heighten your senses.

 

The Ritz Paris

The Ritz presents you with an incredible, timeless getaway, meeting the refined French art de vivre and the elegance of Belle Époque decor. With suite names such as Coco Chanel, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Marcel Proust, all of them frequent guests, you are sure to be inspired by this beautiful hotel.

Each room is generously spacious and offers an incomparable ambiance with its fine woodwork and soft hues, composing an intimate and luxurious decor where attention to detail isn’t spared, with its antique objects and art playing up a neoclassic and traditional feel. The rooms are a delight to look at and live in, giving you the ultimate French luxury experience. The Prestige Suites, in particular, embody the signature décors of celebrated guests such as Marcel Proust, Frédéric Chopin, Coco Chanel and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, as all chose furnishings that reflected their personality 

Whether you'd like a quick breakfast or a leisurely experience, the flavors of brasserie cuisine or "bistronomique” await inside the hotel or in the garden.

A morning coffee, around-the-clock refreshments, an anthology of mixology late into the night: the Ritz is not one but three bars.

Brunches for sharing, cozy teatime, and madeleines, the intimacy of the private dining room at L’Espadon, in-suite dining: the luxury of discretion, VOLUPTE of quiétude and secrets just waiting to be discovered: anything is possible at the Ritz, the choice is yours.

The Ritz Club is not a cinema club like Le Royal Monceau’s but rather an amazing state of the art fitness and wellness facility. Here you have access to the sauna and Turkish baths, Chanel skincare treatments, and a gorgeous vibrantly blue swimming pool.

  

Nolinksi

Nolinski Paris is a boutique hotel with a contemporary and unique style and prides itself on the excellence of their hospitality, and characterful haven.

Being the work of designer Jean Louis Deniot, it boasts eclectic refinement, mixing contemporary aesthetics and classical prestige.

With a minimalist reception made from Carrara marble, soft velvet and tweed furnishings, hued of blues and emerald greens, and a setting scented with spices and musk, this hotel presents a mysterious atmosphere.~

Distributed over six floors, the rooms overlook the heart of Paris, each in a different color scheme such as green, raspberry, beige, blue, yellow and fawn. All of them have incredible moldings and neoclassical wood paneling, lacquered wardrobes, and elegant desks. With sculptural and ceramic souvenirs, there is a sense of indulgence, heightened by the heavy curtains and plush carpets. The suites all embody beautiful materials and vintage 70s furniture.

The Brasserie Réjane provides a traditional French brasserie experience, perfect for post-business meeting or event encounters. It presents a wonderful architecture, with three spaces laid out around the central room, and an intimate atmosphere and geometric lighting in the private nook.

The Restaurant Du Palais Royal is a one Michelin starred restaurant overlooking the gardens of the Palais Royal, with a palette of creams and gold, beautiful bay windows and a terrace.

There is also the Grand Salon, a cultural space in blue and emerald green hues, with a silver leaf ceiling, and swivel armchairs, not to mention the amazing piano in the room. The perfect space for a soothing tea and late-night cocktails, where literary discussion, opera, and jazz concerts happen.

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