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Top of the trendiest hotels to hang out in 2023

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Chouchou Hotel

Ready to live a dream come true? Beware, here's a gem: among the myriad of places that you could fall for, we are above the rest. Because Chouchou does things differently, from its super friendly lounge where you can have a drink with your date under the glass roof, to its special Valentine's Day private baths where you can take your date, we have rarely felt more at home than during our stay at one of the most adorable establishments in the capital. And what can we say about the absolutely insane decor?! Come dinnertime, stroll through this cozy little guinguette on the ground floor, pick your oysters, charcuterie, and cocktails, and settle down in front of the stage to solve the world's problems. Huge crush for the Arrache-cœur suite under the rooftops and its floor-to-ceiling library, its sloped living room with exposed beams, and its view of the Opera when you wake up. Pure madness.

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Chouchou Hôtel
11 rue du Helder — 9th arrondissement
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M Social Hôtel

This is the new spot for all our desires. Just steps away from Opéra, M Social Hôtel has opened its doors, the first European address from the well-established M Social brand, known for its collaborations with none other than Philippe Starck, ladies and gentlemen. In short, it's a big deal. If the expectations are high, the pleasure is even greater once you step through the door. In the bustling Boulevard Haussmann, you discover a haven of peace with its ultra-Parisian, ultra-quiet, ultra-comfortable rooms... And for good reason, this address, already well-known to adventurers, used to welcome numerous celebrities from Jean Cocteau to Charles Lindbergh. With its Art Deco furniture, its tinted mirrors...ntés, its glass roof dome, its vintage brasserie, and the view of the Sacré Coeur from the high rooms... Love at first sight.

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M Social Hotel
12 boulevard Haussmann
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The Seven

It's back...

sp;! Ten years after its first opening, the Seven Hotel reopens its doors with a high-flying makeover. In the heart of the Latin Quarter, a stone's throw from the Mouffetard street, it is a true bubble of comfort that welcomes us. The uniqueness of the Seven lies in its 7 suites with 7 distinct themes: the 7th art is dedicated to cinema, the 7th note to music... Our favorite? The 7th sin, of course, a true ode to sensuality with its round bed, its Emmanuelle armchair, its jacuzzi on the terrace (yes, you read that right), and its selection of Helmut Newton posters that recall the glamour of the 70s. Ab-so-lutely fabulous. It is a true little refuge, a cocoon out of time and in complete serenity that welcomes us in a neighborhood buzzing with excitement, and what a pleasure to taste the next morning the high-quality breakfast after one of the most restful nights of your existence. Seriously, no joke.

Seven Hotel
20 rue Berthollet — 5th

Le Sinner

The Sinneur (the "sinner" in English), a new luxury hotel in the heart of Marais, is undoubtedly one of the most unusual openings of the year. Its design, created by Tristan Auer, is sultry; with cozy spaces filled with intoxicating mist, dark lantern-lit corridors, a crypt housing a concept store, confessionals in the rooms, a mysterious spa, and attention to detail even in the shower and minibar (we'll leave that to your surprise). The atmosphere, simultaneously monastic, provocative, and artistic, is a subtle blend of eras that the neighborhood, now known for its trendy boutiques and nightlife, perfectly embodies.

One of the trendiest in Paris, was able to cross. The warm and inviting rooms suggest privacy and relaxation. As for the hotel's unique suite, it reminds us of the 70s Parisian artists' apartments and instantly immerses us in the busy life of a Gainsbourg or a Yves Saint Laurent. In terms of food, Adam Bentalha, the executive chef of Brach, offers us a nomadic gastronomy marked by a wide range of ethnic dishes, and also includes some haute couture delights such as the selection of signature ceviches. A beautiful place that we will remember for the excellent breakfast taken in bed, listening to a vinyl of Bashung, with a view of the Paris rooftops. The best part? Dogs are welcome, with a small basket and bowl included!
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Le Sinner
116 Rue du Temple - 3rd arrondissement

The two giraffes 

As if a countryside breeze is blowing through this 4-star hotel in the 11th arrondissement. Located at the end of a quiet alley in the Saint-Ambroise neighborhood, the establishment is built around a central green courtyard, easily making us forget that we are in the heart of the capital. All rooms overlook this oasis of greenery, from which a nearly religious calm emanates. Even more appreciated when considering the noise pollution of the City of Lights.
From its past as a 19th-century furniture factory, the hotel has kept magnificent glass windows in the rooms. The decoration blends a clever mix of elegance and industriel that we loved.
You can extend the pleasure by indulging in a relaxing massage or an eco-friendly workout session! All that's left is to choose your side according to your mood at the moment...
Here is a beautiful address for a little relaxation break in the capital city...

Hôtel Les deux girafes
23, Passage Beslay, 11th arrondissement

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L'Hôtel des Grands Boulevards

It's hard to believe that success stories and friendliness run in the family; like all the newcomers to the Expé team, the Hôtel des Grands Boulevards is amazing, its staff is ultra friendly, and you feel right at home there. What we love about stepping through the large glass doors of this entirely green hotel is the diversity of its communal spaces; a warm speakeasy, a rooftop cocktail bar (The Shed), a delicious restaurant, and even an urban garden! In short, the Hôtel des Grands Boulevards is a true place of life, open to all Parisians. If you have the urge to spend the night, chooseExperience the Parisian Eaves room on a rainy day; it is romantic and attic-like, perfect for snuggling and cooing. But before that, take advantage of the evening to taste the creations of The Shed, a must-visit to discover the lovely cocktail menu accompanied by grilled octopus as a snack. Then, indulge in a delicious Mediterranean-inspired dinner by Giovanni Passerini (chef of the best Italian cuisine in the world) using ingredients from the garden. It's a delight! Burrata with flavorful garden tomatoes and nasturtiums, delicious veal with carrots and kale, or a generous serving of pasta with zucchini and spring onions—the menu evolves with the seasons and inspirations. A warm and comforting place that is hard to leave after enjoying breakfast... in bed!

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The Hotel des Grands Boulevards
17 Boulevard Poissonnière - 2nd
01 85 73 33 33

The Mademoiselle Hotel

With its private spa, the Mademoiselle Hotel offers a perfect break for a couple. Intimate and typically Parisian, the hotel (located on rue des Petits Hôtels) offers a cozy and delicate atmosphere, with a caring staff, far away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Its little extra? Its small interior courtyard, ideal for enjoying a coffee or breakfast on sunny days. And let's not forget its charming 'Mademoiselle' room under the rooftops with a view of the Eiffel Tower! We want more...

The Mademoiselle Hotel
7 rue des Petits Hôtels - 10th


Le Lutetia

This is one of the most elegant hotels in Paris. Le Lutetia, the object of all fantasies, has definitely lived up to its reputation. You enter into the lair of a legendary palace and find it hard to leave. From the ultra chic Joséphine bar with its incredible cocktails, to the delightful Saint-Germain bistronomic restaurant, and the patio area where you can relax, to the glass-roofed Orangerie, filled with light and perfect for breakfast. In the suite with a balcony and a view of Boulevard Raspail, you'll find the king-size beds that you can sink into, the marble desk where you can work all day, the cozy sitting area with its sweet treats, and the ultra comfortable marble bathroom… Don't miss out on this amazing experience.Next to the spa for a moment of pure relaxation, without mentioning the restaurant menu at Saint-Germain. On the menu, asparagus that will make you lose your mind, ravioli with artichokes, parmesan and coffee, grilled octopus, aubergine caponata, courgette and tomato water emulsion with basil, and finally, a perfectly ripe avocado with lemon pickles. In short, it's no wonder so many artists live at Lutetia all year round. You'll be blown away and leave feeling perfectly rested, with only one promise: to come back.

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The Lutetia
45 Raspail Boulevard — 6th
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The Hoxton

The most London-like of Parisian hotels may be a newcomer, but it's already one of the most upscale in the capital. Everyone is clamoring for it, and don't even try to book a room during fashion week! This sumptuous hotel is located in a former private mansion and features two charming inner courtyards where you can enjoy a drink or a platter. Expect a cozy atmosphere and attentive service in a rococo-style 18th-century decor. Don't miss out on Jacques, a speakeasy with comfortable armchairs where you can sink in while sipping a cocktail.

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30, rue du Sentier — 2e
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Le Parister

Right in the heart of our favorite district (the 9th, of course), you can find a hidden gem. At Le Parister, it's simple, we feel good! This 5-star hotel has a 20-meter long swimming pool, rooms with balconies and panoramic views of Paris, and yoga classes. They also have the Passerelles bar with an amazing menu of cocktails and tapas. We absolutely love it!

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19, rue Saulnier — 9e
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1K

Here's an address that warms the heart. The 1K is timeless, with a lobby painted in deep blue, gorgeously decorated with hanging plants from the ceiling, and a mouth-watering Peruvian restaurant. Inquisitive souls will love hiding at the Mezcaleria, the hidden bar accessed through the restaurant's kitchen. And if you are up for a challenge, search for the secret bar within the secret bar: inside the Mezcaleria, there is a closet that conceals a door... We won't say more.

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13, boulevard du Temple — 3rd arrondissement
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Le Roch Hotel & Spa

How can you not appreciate this charming boutique hotel nestled in one of the oldest streets of Paris? Le Roch is a small haven of peace, simple, understated, yet well crafted. A two-fork restaurant in the Michelin Guide, a delightful bar, and a small outdoor terrace right in the middle of the main space, allowing you to enjoy an almost Riadian atmosphere for a drink (or two). The ideal place to successfully disconnect from Paris, where everything is calm, from the reception lounge to the room - a special mention for the one with the large one-way mirror overlooking the bathroom.

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28, rue Saint-Roch – 1st
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The Montmartre Private Hotel

One of our favorites! The most hidden hotel in Paris only has five suites, all of them, of course, in high demand. To access it, you have to know. Its restaurant and bar are also the most romantic places to indulge in some discreet kisses, on one of the red velvet sofas, while sipping a cocktail crafted by a mixologist or savoring a delicious dish they have as their secret. No risk of being disappointed.

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23, avenue Junot — 18th
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Hôtel Providence

Just a stone's throw away from République, you'll find the incredibly cozy Providence. This hotel, with its charming atmosphere, is the perfect place to take your date. Its highlights include a wood-fired cuisine restaurant with a terrace, an ultra romantic cocktail bar, and a cozy and dimly lit decoration that is sure to impress. With only 18 rooms, each adorned with balconies and brown parquet flooring, this hotel exudes a certain warmth that is hard to resist.

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90, Rue René Boulanger — 10th arrondissement
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Le Kube

Hidden in a dead-end street in the heart of the 18th arrondissement, we first wonder what awaits us in this neighborhood where cultures from around the world harmoniously intertwine. But the surprise is even crazier when we step into this cobbled courtyard with large wooden tables that transports us into a haven of peace. With this bright cube installed in the middle of the courtyard as a reception, we discover with enchantment the charm of this place. Once we cross the large door, we are immersed in an apocalyptic atmosphere, in a dark and vegetal setting, and we love the crumpled menu presented in a bread basket. And the more adventurous ones will not be left out with the Ice Kube, a bar at -20°C on the restaurant's upper floor. Bundle up and have fun.

1-5, passage Ruelle — 18e
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The National Hotel of Arts and Crafts

Also known as "The National", one of the trendiest spots in the capital is incredibly chic. Opened in 2017, it offers an ultra fashionable rooftop to enjoy the breathtaking view of Paris while sipping cocktails. In addition, one can relax in one of the 66 rooms dressed in raw materials such as stone, steel, and solid wood, and in the patio of the Italian restaurant where they indulge in products imported directly from the land of pasta.

243, rue Saint-Martin — 3e
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Le Pigalle

Located in our favorite neighborhood, Le Pigalle is the perfect place to have a drink with friends in this large space filled with leather sofas. The highlight, of course, are the regularly organized DJ sets. As for the rooms, each one is decorated with a different theme, with books, vintage furniture, personal items, and travel souvenirs... In short, it's lively, feels good, and on top of that, it's right in Pigalle.

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9, rue Frochot — 9e
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Les Bains

Les Bains Douches is this legendary address that made the 70s come alive. We are charmed by the unique decoration of this iconic place, with its dark atmosphere in Bordeaux, copper, and amber colors, along with a bonus checkered floor and vegetal touches that give a delightful taste of exoticism to this Parisian institution. An atmosphere that combines both elegance and intimacy spreads around the central bar, and the natural light that shines through the glass roof of the two patios illuminates this timeless space. And, of course, in the basement, the famous club, with a swimming pool. In short, it's the epitome of luxury and enjoyment.

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Here's a hotel that is both modern and artistic, overlooking the Parisian rooftops just a few steps from the Butte Montmartre. The rooms, designed like artists' lodges, evoke the world of travel and the spectacle with breathtaking views of Paris. You can relax in a bathtub hidden behind frosted glass and admire the modern decor that has preserved the charm of the past with its antique moldings. Embrace Paris from the rooftop of the Terrass' Hotel and enjoy delicious tapas with your loved one, accompanied by a signature cocktail. The breakfast at the rooftop restaurant is a delightful experience, with a panoramic view of the city. Don't miss the opportunity to stay at this extraordinary hotel!Panoramic restaurant is more than enough reason to be up early in the morning!

12-14, rue Joseph de Maistre – 18th
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Le Baume

Situated in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, facing the Théâtre de l'Europe Odéon, this hotel takes us back to the 1930s with its Art Deco style. Previously known as the Jardin de l'Odéon, this 4-star establishment was fully renovated in 2014 with brighter colors while keeping its 30s style. With 35 beds spread over 6 floors, there are different categories of rooms, including two with an exceptional terrace overlooking the Théâtre de l'Europe. The room decoration is divided into five themes: fashion, cinema, art, music, and literature.theme, jewelry, architecture, and 1930s clubs. The scent of cosmetic products has even been designed specifically for the hotel. Breakfast, to be enjoyed on the velvet sofas under the majestic glass roof, is a true morning haven of peace!

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7, rue Casimir Delavigne — 6e 
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Le Tinah 

One of the most beautiful views of the rooftops of the capital is surely found at Tinah. Tinah, for This is Not a Hotel. And between the hotel and the Airbnb, there is this apartment, perched on the sixth floor of a building located in the heart of Paris and divided into seven rooms around a communal lounge, inspired by the most beautiful Parisian apartments. The establishment is young (opened at the end of last March!) but highly promising, already standing out for its rooms where one feels at home. A king-size bed, a multitude of cushions that are both fluffy and firm, and a bluish light promise a day full of adventures. PTo feel a little at home elsewhere, with all the comfort of a hotel, you know where to go.

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La Belle Juliette

More romantic than trendy, La Belle Juliette is one of those who enjoy retreating into a discreet and voluptuous calm. Located in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, the boutique hotel offers a refined and elegant atmosphere. With its chic and feminine decor, it immerses guests in a dreamy and soothing ambiance. Its spa adds to the relaxation experience, providing guests with a range of treatments and a swimming pool. La Belle Juliette is the perfect place for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat in the heart of Paris. For more information, visit tinahparis.com/fr.

This establishment welcomes all passers-by who are eager to indulge in a moment of sweetness. The romantic rooms, beautiful boudoirs with an XXL bed and bathtub, guarantee a lovely evening of intimacy. Meanwhile, the spa (with an indoor pool that immerses us in the tales of One Thousand and One Nights and its hammam with a thousand benefits) completes our relaxation, especially if you treat yourself to a good massage to start off on the right foot. The next day, the ultra-gourmet brunch on the terrace persuades us completely.
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La Belle Juliette
92, rue du Cherche-Midi - 6e

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La Belle Juliette
92, rue du Cherche-Midi - 6th arrondissement