Kimpton St Honoré Paris
Opera, 2nd arrondissement, Paris
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Vibe
Art Deco glamour meets lively social energy under preserved turquoise metalwork, with guests mingling around an original double-revolution staircase.
“Art Deco department-store revival”
A 1917 department store conversion featuring preserved turquoise metalwork and an original double-revolution marble staircase.
Charles Zana interiors styled after Parisian apartments, with custom 1930s Art Deco furnishings and Carrara marble.
The tenth-floor Sequoia rooftop bar draws evening crowds for cocktails and DJ sets against skyline views.
On Boulevard des Capucines in the Opéra district, steps from Garnier and Place Vendôme
Rooms
Charles Zana styled the rooms like Parisian apartments, featuring studio windows, Carrara marble bathrooms with stained glass, and wrought-iron balconies.
Wellness
The subterranean Codage spa features a heated mosaic pool, sauna, steam room, and tailored serum treatments alongside a fitness studio.
Backstory
Built in 1917 as the Samaritaine de Luxe department store, the property retains its landmark floral mosaics and restored brass elevator cages.
Eat & drink
Montecito serves California-inspired fare in a plant-filled courtyard, while the tenth-floor Sequoia rooftop pours cocktails against Eiffel Tower views.
The neighborhood
Set on Boulevard des Capucines in the Opera district, Place Vendôme, Tuileries Garden, and Palais Garnier are all within easy strolling distance.
“The first Kimpton property in France attracts onlookers with its preserved Belle Epoque façade—and what's inside draws a crowd, too.”
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