Miss Fuller
Ternes, 17th Arrondissement, Paris
“Belle Époque art boutique”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
Under a luminous glass rotunda, botanical murals and hand-drawn water lily carpets capture the swirling Belle Époque spirit of dancer Loïe Fuller.
“Belle Époque art boutique”
NIDO-designed interiors featuring custom artist-commissioned wallpapers, botanical murals, and a luminous glass rotunda.
An 1894 ashlar stone facade by architect Louis Marnez showcasing flamboyant Belle Époque Art Nouveau styling.
Bar 1894 mixes themed cocktails surrounded by peacock-feather tiles alongside the central glass-roofed restaurant.
On Avenue Mac-Mahon, moments from the Arc de Triomphe and Charles de Gaulle–Étoile.
Rooms
Artist-commissioned wallpapers and antique frosted glass frame compact Parisian spaces, where select balconies look straight toward the Arc de Triomphe.
Wellness
A subterranean retreat holds a sauna, private hot tub, and dedicated treatment room for massages, alongside a 24-hour fitness room.
Backstory
Housed in an 1894 Art Nouveau building by Louis Marnez, the hotel pays tribute to the American dancer who electrified the Folies Bergère.
Eat & drink
Seasonal French plates are served beneath the glass roof at Le Serpentine, while Bar 1894 pours cocktails against peacock-feather tiles.
The neighborhood
Avenue Mac-Mahon places you moments from Place de l'Étoile and the Arc de Triomphe, with the classic bistros of Ternes right outside.
“…a boutique hotel from the Drawing Hotels Collection, a Parisian brand that creates one-of-a-kind hotels in close collaboration with artists, designers, and the NIDO architectural agency.”
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