Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra
Opera, 2nd arrondissement, Paris
“Haussmannian cinematic landmark”
Vibe
Tristan Auer reimagined this 1863 Haussmannian landmark as a collection of Parisian apartments, balancing Belle Époque heritage with cinematic history.
“Haussmannian cinematic landmark”
An 1863 Haussmannian landmark where the Lumière brothers hosted the first public commercial movie projection in 1895.
Tristan Auer fashioned rooms as Parisian apartments with decorative fireplaces, molded ceilings, and concealed mirror televisions.
Dedicated concierge service, bespoke pillow menus, 24-hour room service, and organic spa treatments in private treatment rooms.
In the Opéra district, steps from the Palais Garnier and Place Vendôme.
Rooms
Rooms evoke residential pieds-à-terre with decorative fireplaces, molded ceilings, concealed mirror televisions, and deep soaking bathtubs.
Wellness
A subterranean spa hosts private treatment rooms using organic Absolution skincare, complemented by a traditional hammam and a fitness center.
Backstory
In 1895, the Lumière brothers held the world’s first commercial public movie screening inside the building’s Salon Indien.
Eat & drink
Rivages serves Riviera-inspired plates beneath an atrium glass roof, while Café Scribe pairs espresso with fresh morning pastries.
The neighborhood
Steps from the Palais Garnier and Place Vendôme, the address sits right where grand boulevards meet prime high-fashion shopping.
The app
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