Sitting unassumingly in the heart of the Golden Triangle, bordered by three of Paris’ most iconic streets — Avenue George V, the Champs-Élysées and Avenue Montaigne — the new Bulgari Hotel Paris is a contemporary take on the city’s palace hotels.
Two-story windows nod to Italian Renaissance architecture, while the minimalist-chic décor and neutral color palette of cognac and smoke gray mimic the Roman jeweler’s other properties, located everywhere from Milan to Bali to Beijing. The 11-story hotel melds Italian craftsmanship with artisan French touches, the result of a collaboration between Milan-based architectural studio Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel and French architectural firm Valode & Pistre.
Most of the 76 rooms feature a balcony overlooking Avenue George V or private loggia facing the internal patio and garden, with in-room amenities like travel trunks opening up as minibars (even the coffeemakers are trimmed in leather), marble bathrooms with Roman showers and private hammams and 24-hour butler service for guests staying in suites.
Sitting unassumingly in the heart of the Golden Triangle, bordered by three of Paris’ most iconic streets — Avenue George V, the Champs-Élysées and Avenue Montaigne — the new Bulgari Hotel Paris is a contemporary take on the ...