While we wait for Maison & Objet 2018 to being, let’s review some of the best places in Paris…
Maison et Objet 2017 (part II, that is) is less than a month away, which means it is time to start preparing your visit to the city of lights, once again. After having told you why you can’t miss this amazing furniture fair, today we are helping you choose the best place to stay during your trip. If you love interior design – and we know you do – then this list is just right for you! Keep scrolling and find out which are the 8 Parisian hotels you need to know before Maison & Objet starts!
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Hôtel Providence
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Dating back to 1854, the building was formerly an hôtel de passe (a short-time hotel) before its complete renovation overseen by Parisian architect Philippe Medioni. The Penthouse suite has a very stylish sitting area that features two beautiful Maya velvet armchairs and a sofa from BRABBU’s collection, a full appointed cocktail bar, and even a desk record player with a selection of vinyl records. The perfect place to relax before arriving at Maison et Objet 2017!
Idol Hotel
“Close to the department store district and the Garnier Opera, the Idol Hotel is located in the Rue d’Edimbourg, in a neighborhood long favored by music lovers.” This couldn’t make more sense, seeing as the whole hotel is lightened up by one of our favorite mid-century inspired brands: DelightFULL. It is the perfect hotel for you to stay and be inspired by some of the best mid-century lighting designs before catching an Uber to M&O!
Hôtel da Vinci
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Hôtel da Vinci plays host to a building that offers all the convenience and benefits of staying in a fully-staffed four-star hotel, and it truly has many surprises in store! The top floor houses one of the most mysterious rooms in Paris, while the lower ground floor is home to another highly confidential spot, in all da Vinci style!
Le Roch Hôtel & Spa
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Ideally located near the Jardin des Tuileries, Le Roch Hôtel & Spa Paris is a 5-star hotel where neat decoration and elegant atmosphere meet. Designed by the architect and interior designer Sarah Lavoine, this is an exceptional designer hotel that you won’t want to miss during your stay in Paris next September! When designing this hospitality project, the acclaimed interior designer was inspired by the codes of the Parisian style, which she then proceeded to emphasize. Attentive to detail, Sarah Lavoine took great care not only in the choice of colors but also in the furniture, which she partially designed.
Off Paris Seine
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The Off Paris Seine hotel will offer you a different experience due to its unique location and concept. It is the city’s first hotel on the water! Based on the river Seine, in the 21st arrondissement, the floating craft is docked at the foot of the Gare d’Austerlitz, between the Austerlitz viaduct and the Charles de Gaulle bridge. Off offers 54 rooms, 4 suites, a bar with cocktails and tapas, an interior path, a plunge pool and a marina.
Sofitel Paris Le Faubourg
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Hotel Sofitel Le Faubourg is a 5 star hotel located in the heart of Paris. A luxurious design by Didier Gomez, one of the most famous interior designers in France, offers comfort and indulgence. This upscale establishment, set in a grand townhouse-style building, boasts 147 refined rooms and suites individually designed. Guests have also breathtaking views over the Parisian rooftops.
Renaissance Paris Republique Hotel
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The Renaissance Paris Republique Hotel is the latest project by the Renaissance Hotels group. Located in La République – Paris new it district – the seventies building which used to be a temporary home for traveling artists was given a makeover by the acclaimed designer Didier Gomez. The idea behind this project was to make Republique Hotel mirror the diversity lived in the city, something the interior designer honored exceptionally well. “Everything including the reception desks recalling China, African-style fabrics, gray stone quarried in France and local furniture and artworks, points to the ‘real’ multicultural Paris,” explained Gomez to Wallpaper*.
Mama Shelter Paris
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For those of you who are traveling to Maison et Objet 2017 on a budget, but are still looking for a way to do it in style, this Philippe Starck designed hotel is the right place for you! At Mama Shelter Paris, “the 172 rooms entirely conceived by Philippe Starck are equipped with a 5-Star bedding and lively interiors.” All the rooms mix exposed concrete walls, white bed linen, and graphic custom-made carpets, with fairground masks that double as lampshades. They are also equipped with microwave and multimedia iMac!
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