Hôtel Edouard VII
Gaillon, Paris
“Haussmannian royal heritage”
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Vibe
A theatrical blend of royal heritage and Haute Couture, with jewel-toned interiors inspired by Edward VII's dandyism.
“Haussmannian royal heritage”
An 1877 Haussmannian building on Avenue de l'Opéra with historical ties to Edward VII.
Polished service, marble bathrooms, plush velvet accents, and a dedicated wellness treatment room.
Traditional Parisian hotel address operating steps from Palais Garnier along the grand avenue.
Located on Avenue de l’Opéra near the bustling Palais Garnier.
Rooms
Rich silks and cashmere dress the rooms, while gemstone-themed floors reflect the jewelry houses of nearby Place Vendôme.
Backstory
Originally the Parisian residence of the Prince of Wales in 1877, the building retains its iconic Haussmann architecture.
Wellness
A quiet fitness suite under a skylight offers a private space for morning routines, complemented by a sauna.
Eat & drink
La Cuisine de l’E7 serves seasonal French fare in a light-filled circular rotunda overlooking the bustle of the avenue.
The neighborhood
Set on Avenue de l’Opéra, the hotel sits between the Palais Garnier’s grandeur and the boutiques of Place Vendôme.
“A fashionable boutique property in the heart of the Opera district, once the historic home of Edward VII.”
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