Bvlgari Hôtel Paris

Bvlgari opened at number 30 on 2 December 2021. ACPV Architects, the Milanese studio of Antonio Citterio and Patricia Viel, restyled the eleven storeys with the French firm Valode et Pistre, clad them in pierre de Paris and ran the Parentesi motif along the outside. Marble, granite, silk wallcoverings and varnished eucalyptus carry the palette indoors, with lacquer, parchment and straw marquetry from French ateliers working in the manner of Jean-Michel Frank. Lison de Caunes laid the straw.

Of the 76 rooms and suites, 57 are suites. The 25 Junior Suites look out over avenue George V with nothing in the way, while the seven Executive Rooms Terrace, 42 square metres each, take a private twelve square metre loggia onto the courtyard. The penthouse holds the top two floors, 400 square metres with another 600 of terrace and garden. Its bathroom is bookmatched Arabescato throughout.

The spa takes 1,300 square metres over two levels in Vicenza stone from the Veneto, and the 25 metre pool is lined in mosaic, emerald and jade and malachite run through with gold. Requests reach the staff by message, and they run to Berluti shoe care.

Atout France added the hotel to its Palace list on 2 June 2026, one of six new names and one of thirteen in Paris. The distinction lasts three years.