Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel
8th arrondissement, Paris
“Couture-inspired avenue sanctuary”
Vibe
A soaring seven-story glass cupola floods the atrium with light, where couture tailoring motifs and living walls soften the avenue's energetic pulse.
“Couture-inspired avenue sanctuary”
A 1914 Art Nouveau limestone facade commissioned by Georges Vuitton as the original Vuitton Building.
Les Clefs d'Or concierge access, Italian marble bathrooms, and custom fragrance consultations with Institut Guerlain.
A seven-story glass cupola atrium featuring couture-inspired tailoring motifs and bespoke metalwork by Muza Lab.
Directly on the Champs-Élysées in the Golden Triangle, steps from George V and Arc de Triomphe.
Rooms
Saffron accents and corset-inspired lighting anchor the bedrooms, accompanied by Italian marble bathrooms and wrought-iron balconies facing the avenue.
Backstory
Georges Vuitton unveiled the limestone landmark in 1914 as his family flagship, before fashion designer Jenny Sacerdote set up her couture atelier here.
Eat & drink
Jenny serves afternoon tea beneath the glass dome, while courtyard hideaway Cira cooks Mediterranean dishes over open vine-shoot fires.
The neighborhood
Step directly onto the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, with the Arc de Triomphe and the grand fashion houses of the Golden Triangle moments away.
The app
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