Given its spot near one of the most fashionable and exclusive streets in the world, Hotel Sofitel Paris le Faubourg must be on trend and looking its best at all times.
That will especially be the case when Paris Fashion Week kicks off on March 2 and the five-star hotel becomes a hub of activity and a base for the stars of haute couture.
Guests are almost guaranteed a peaceful sleep thanks to the incredibly comfortable MyBed beds and the quiet courtyard that the junior rooms overlook.
Hotel Sofitel Paris le Faubourg's Prestige Suites are designed to feel like a private apartment with a lounge, bedroom and bathroom
In the hotel's Opera Suites, designer Didier Gomez has reinterpreted the theme of an 18th century mansion in a bold haute couture style
All of the hotel's spaces, including its lobby, were recently overhauled by Gomez, a designer to the stars and super-rich
With the spirit of Parisian fashion and luxury, Gomez's designs offer a bright and airy feel
Located near the US Embassy and French president's palace, the five-star hotel is set on one of Paris' safest and quietest streets
Located around the corner from high-end boutiques such as Cartier, Gucci and Hermes, Hotel Sofitel Paris le Faubourg was recently overhauled by Didier Gomez, a designer to the stars and super-rich, in the spirit of Parisian fashion and luxury.
Just off the Champs-Elysees in the heart of the capital, Hotel Sofitel Paris le Faubourg has 111 guest rooms and 36 suites with street or courtyard views.
Despite being the smallest, junior rooms, at 377 square feet, are spacious and vibrant, with grey, black and white patterns and gold and chrome accents.
Measuring nearly 1,100 square feet, the Couture Apartment is a penthouse suite with a luxurious design and breathtaking views of Paris.
Located on the top floor, the Couture Apartment has a whirlpool bath, his and hers sinks and black, ivory and gold tones.
Guests in junior suites are almost guaranteed a peaceful sleep thanks to incredibly comfortable beds and views over a quiet courtyard
Le Bar du Faubourg's design mixes black and white tones with warm browns and gold, graphic patterns and framed fashion photos
Restaurant STAY Faubourg, an urban dining concept created by Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alleno, has a private courtyard
Guests are almost guaranteed a peaceful sleep thanks to the incredibly comfortable MyBed beds and the quiet courtyard that the junior rooms overlook.
For added comfort, the rooms boast walk-in closets, Bose sound systems and Hermes toiletries in a bathroom that features a bathtub and walk-in shower.
At the top end is the Couture Apartment, 1,076 square foot penthouse suite that was designed as an homage to haute couture with stunning views over Paris.
In a fashion capital where keeping up with the latest trends can be a dizzying experience, the hotel is conveniently located near to Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore and its designer shops, in Paris’ 8th arrondissement.
Thanks to its proximity to the US Embassy and Elysee Palace, the official residence of the French president, it is surrounded by heavy security and falls in the middle of one of Paris’ safest streets.
A pastry library featuring everything from delicious cakes and tarts to macarons is tucked inside Restaurant STAY Faubourg
In the hotel's relaxation area, where massages are available upon request, guests are greeted by a fountain trickling down a globe
His touch has given the swanky hotel a bright and airy feel while retaining the flair of French style and the elegance of an 18th century mansion, which was previously occupied by Marie Claire magazine.
For added comfort, the rooms boast walk-in closets, Bose sound systems and Hermes toiletries in a bathroom that features a bathtub and walk-in shower.
At the top end is the Couture Apartment, 1,076 square foot penthouse suite that was designed as an homage to haute couture with stunning views over Paris.
In a fashion capital where keeping up with the latest trends can be a dizzying experience, the hotel is conveniently located near to Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore and its designer shops, in Paris’ 8th arrondissement.
With the US Embassy at the bottom of Rue Boissy d’Anglas, barricades and heavily-armed police officers are positioned at both ends of the semi-pedestrianised street.
While it’s a haven for shoppers with expensive tastes, it is also near to some of Paris’ best sights.
Place de la Concorde, the Louvre, Arc de Triomphe and Musee d’Orsay are all located nearby, and the Eiffel Tower is just over a mile away.
For dining, Hotel Sofitel Paris le Faubourg offers two options, including STAY Faubourg, an urban dining concept created by Parisian chef Yannck Alleno, who has been awarded three Michelin stars.
No matter the season, pampering is always in style. Guests have access to a steam room with special lighting effects and massage jets, two hammams and massages that are available upon request in treatment rooms or their guest room or suite.
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