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Right bank or left bank? 4 or 5 stars? Classic chic or vintage? Five new hotels invite us to (re)discover Paris.

Château Voltaire, a confidential address

You can barely guess the 5-star hotel hidden behind the listed facades of the three 17th and 18th century buildings that once housed a coaching inn and stables. Ideally located in the heart of the Saint-Honoré district, halfway between the Opéra Garnier and the Louvre, it has thirty-two rooms, including a magnificent attic suite extended by a landscaped terrace by Louis Benech. The Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay tandem (Festen Architecture) and the Franck Durand design studio sign a sensitive decoration, produced by the best craftsmen: varnished oak, marmorino stucco, raw marble, moldings and coffered ceilings... A also discover the Emil brasserie in Art Deco style and the bar La Coquille d'or.

55-57, rue Saint-Roch, Paris-1er. chateauvoltaire.com

Veil of softness

The floral carpet, with a design by William Morris (Codimat), awakens the cozy and enveloping atmosphere of the rooms. All of the furniture and lighting was custom designed. Curtains (Rue Hérold) and headboard (Pierre Frey fabric).

Roman baths

Go to the basement to enjoy the spa and its pool, with lime-coated walls (marmorino stucco), and featuring a patterned stone floor (RDM).

1930s

Art Deco inspiration at the Emil brasserie with the suspensions (Woka), the stained glass windows (Atelier Franck Durand), the patterned stone floor and the custom-made bar, sideboard and benches (CAA). Mottled stools.

Monsieur Aristide, a little corner of paradise

From a small neighborhood hotel, a stone's throw from rue des Abesses, interior designer Marion Collard has made a refuge 4 star bohemian chic. Lobby, bar and restaurant boast a generous decoration with powder pink, mahogany and whiskey accents, which contrasts with the softness and tranquility of the rooms in soft colors and the terrace away from the street. Most ? The suites with private garden or those in duplex with private terrace from where you can admire the sunset over the rooftops of Paris. An ideal haven for lovers of the Butte!

3, rue Aristide-Bruant, Paris-18th. leshotelsmonsieur.com

Madeleine Castaing spirit

In the hotel lobby and bar, the floor is terrazzo (resulting from the demolition of the bathrooms) and all the furniture has been antique. Opposite, one of the suites in sand tones whose polished concrete floor hosts a leopard carpet.

Hotel Saint-André des Arts, if by chance

In the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, this former artists' boarding house has been reborn into a 4-star hotel under the leadership of interior architect and designer Chloé Nègre. In the spirit of the 1960s, the establishment of twenty-eight rooms displays pop colours, antique furniture mixed with that designed for the premises, such as this round rattan table with its yellow top and lighting fixtures signed by iconic designers: "Fun » by Verner Panton, and « Eclisse » by Vico Magistretti for Artemide. Each floor has its dominant color, make your choice!

66, rue Saint-André-des-Arts, Paris-6th. saintandredesarts.com

Saint-André des Arts Hotel, if by chance

Soho House, a very popular club

It is in the heart of New Athens, in the 9th arrondissement, home to the private club Soho House, the group's 31st address, reserved exclusively for its members and their guests. Behind the facades of a beautiful 19th century private mansion, once inhabited by Jean Cocteau's grandparents, nestles a patio topped with a glass roof and furnished with rattan chairs and benches with floral prints (Pierre Frey), as well as a terrace with a swimming pool and sun loungers. Upstairs, thirty-six rooms exude an Art Deco-inspired charm. In the basement, "prohibition atmosphere" with a cabaret and a bar with an intimate atmosphere with its stretched pleated ceiling. The Roaring Twenties are back!

45-47, rue La-Bruyère, Paris-9th. sohohouse.com/en

The big game

Long powder pink curtains give a boudoir feel to this bedroom in Soho House, while in one of the bathrooms, the bathtub sits on a platform, in a decor where moldings and woodwork take pride of place.

Sookie, it rocks a lot!

It is in a retro spirit of fifties inspiration that the duo of interior designers Daphné Desjeux and Dorothée Delaye (today separated ) imagined the thirty-one rooms of this new address in the Haut-Marais. Fans of the furniture of the Italian designer Gianfranco Frattini (1926-2004), they designed many pieces: turned wooden headboards, velvet benches, cracked ceramic sconces... Wrapped in a shades of warm hues, vintage pieces found in Puces de Saint-Ouen complete the decor. For those who are just passing through, a breakfast or an “aperitivo” at the coffee-shop are already worth the detour!

2 bis, rue Commines, Paris-3rd. hotelsookie.com