Hotel Hana
2nd arrondissement, Paris
“Franco-Japanese boutique sanctuary”
Vibe
Belle Époque curves meet Japanese minimalism with straw-woven wallcoverings, lacquered finishes, and earthy Pierre Frey textiles.
“Franco-Japanese boutique sanctuary”
Laura Gonzalez pairs Belle Époque curves with Japanese minimalism, straw-woven wallcoverings, and bespoke Pierre Frey textiles.
An intimate twenty-six room boutique featuring Diptyque bath products and personalized service near Opéra Garnier.
A subterranean heated counter-current plunge pool offers a peaceful sanctuary with Kobido facials and Reiki rituals.
In the 2nd arrondissement near Rue Sainte-Anne, between Opéra Garnier and Palais Brongniart
Rooms
Woven straw walls, natural iroko wood carpentry, and hand-loomed rugs frame intimate spaces stocked with full-sized Diptyque amenities.
Wellness
A subterranean heated plunge pool with counter-current jets anchors treatment rooms dedicated to Kobido facials, Reiki rituals, and reflexology.
Backstory
Artistic director Olivier Leone and designer Laura Gonzalez transformed a Haussmann-era office building into a tribute to 19th-century Japonisme.
Eat & drink
Hanabi pairs French bistro classics with Japanese ingredients, serving sea urchin udon, foie gras gyoza, and sansho pepper cocktails.
The neighborhood
Set between Opéra Garnier and Palais Brongniart, the hotel sits right on the edge of the Rue Sainte-Anne ramen corridor.
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