Le Wallace Hôtel & Bar
Dupleix, 15th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
A retro Italian Riviera mood takes over the Left Bank, complete with fringed fixtures, mid-century geometry, and an eight-meter glass atrium.
“Retro Riviera Parisian hideaway”
Hauvette & Madani interiors pairing 1970s Italian Riviera motifs with lacquered wood headboards and terrazzo-tiled bathrooms.
Bar Tuco serves Italian spritzes and aperitivo under an eight-meter glass atrium and on the rooftop.
Artisanal morning spreads feature Parisian-roasted coffee and fresh pastries sourced directly from neighborhood Left Bank bakeries.
On Rue Fondary in Grenelle, a short walk from Dupleix station and the Eiffel Tower
Rooms
Cabin-inspired rooms channel 1970s vintage glamour with glossy lacquered wood headboards, blue-and-orange striped accents, and flecked terrazzo bathrooms.
Wellness
Up on the rooftop terrace, a wood-clad Scandinavian hot tub sits open to the sky alongside views of the Eiffel Tower.
Backstory
Once known locally as the hollow tooth, the formerly vacant plot was reimagined by Silvio d’Ascia as design duo Hauvette & Madani's first hotel.
Eat & drink
Bar Tuco pours natural Italian wines and limoncello spritzes beneath the atrium glass before transitioning to charcuterie boards on the rooftop.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue Fondary in Grenelle, the surrounding 15th arrondissement offers quiet residential Left Bank bakeries a short stroll from the Eiffel Tower.
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