SAX Paris, LXR Hotels & Resorts
Ecole-Militaire, 7th Arrondissement, Paris
“Left-Bank neo-Gothic glamour”
Vibe
More than two hundred mirrors line the gallery alongside Baccarat chandeliers, while an Arik Levy crystal sculpture guards the courtyard garden.
“Left-Bank neo-Gothic glamour”
An 1899 neo-Gothic landmark preserving the historic facade and insignia of France's early Ségur telephone exchange.
Studio Karine Journo interiors featuring an Arik Levy crystal sculpture, custom Lualdi woodwork, and Sto ceiling frescos.
Dedicated Maybach house car service, marble bathrooms, and signature suites offering private Eiffel Tower view terraces.
On Avenue de Saxe near École-Militaire and Les Invalides, a short walk from the Eiffel Tower
Rooms
Custom Lualdi millwork and warm oak paneling wrap quiet interiors, leading out to marble bathrooms and private Eiffel Tower view terraces.
Wellness
Daybeds border a heated courtyard pool in the garden, complemented below ground by a subterranean hammam, sauna, and treatment rooms.
Backstory
Built in 1899, this neo-Gothic landmark originally operated as the Ségur telephone exchange, preserving its historic architectural details and carved insignia.
Eat & drink
Kinugawa Rive Gauche serves Japanese dishes against skyline views on the rooftop, while ground-floor SAX sits beneath an original Sto ceiling fresco.
The neighborhood
Tree-lined Avenue de Saxe places you on the residential Left Bank, a short walk from École-Militaire, Les Invalides, and the Eiffel Tower.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.