Le Burgundy Paris
Place Vendome, 1st Arrondissement, Paris
“Artful Vendôme sanctuary”
Vibe
Geometric marble inlaid with brass anchors the atrium, set beneath monumental ceiling frescoes inspired by Baudelaire’s Les Fleurs du mal.
“Artful Vendôme sanctuary”
Clefs d'Or concierges, evening turndown service, and custom Susanne Kaufmann bath amenities across fifty-nine quiet rooms.
Guy de Rougemont geometric marble floors and a monumental Marco Del Re ceiling fresco honoring Baudelaire.
A fifteen-meter subterranean heated lap pool, traditional hammam, sauna, and tailored Susanne Kaufmann organic treatments.
On Rue Duphot, steps from Place Vendôme and the boutiques along Rue Saint-Honoré
Rooms
Patrick Juliot's understated layouts pair tailored fabrics with marble bathrooms stocked with bespoke Susanne Kaufmann bath products.
Wellness
A subterranean 15-meter heated lap pool sits alongside a traditional hammam, sauna, and organic Susanne Kaufmann treatment suites.
Backstory
First opened in 1850, the hotel took an English-friendly name to attract Victorian travelers visiting the neighboring Madeleine theater quarter.
Eat & drink
Seasonal French gastronomy defines Michelin-starred Le Baudelaire, while Le Charles serves bespoke cocktails and afternoon tea beneath painted arches.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue Duphot, the hotel sits quiet between Place Vendôme’s haute joaillerie, the Madeleine, and Rue Saint-Honoré’s fashion houses.
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