HÔTEL DE SERS

DESCRIPTION

• Rooms : 52, Garden, Terrace, Restaurant, Piano bar, Sauna, Steam bath, Fitness centre, Free Wifi access.

• Away from the spotlights of the Champs Elysées, the Hôtel de Sers is a discrete witness to the splendours of 19th century Paris. Today, this mansion has been restored to its legacy without fanfare, offering its guests small château charm and star quality: an immense portrait galery, a restaurant with a lovely courtyard garden, impressive wood-panelled lounge, and of course its welcoming rooms, bright suites, with several of these offering their guests luxurious, breathtaking views of Paris...

• The restaurant, far from the bustling avenue, is at one end of the immense portrait galery, looking out onto the tree-lined courtyard. This is a lively place favouring distinctive minimalist elegance: tables bathe in light that seems to come down from the sky and the layout offers guests different settings for their meals: a spacious room with marble decor for a business lunch, a winter garden for a special lunch or dinner, and when the weather is nice, enjoy a leisurely meal on the outdoor terrace, where time is forgotten. The S'Bar is both refined and trendy, decorated with wood-panelling and upbeat red and ivory tones, all to the tune of jazzy music. Once the evening comes, white candles are placed on the tables, making the S’Bar the most perfect and unique place to discover our twelve cocktails, including the "La Rose Sauvage" [The Wild Rose], a subtle mix of rose sirup, pink grapefruit juice, and champagne. This could have easily been a favourite of the Marquis de Sers himself! To stay fit, guests will find all the gym equipment needed for daily workouts in a kind of fitness temple: weight training equipment, stepper, stationary bicycle, among others. Restoration and relax at the hammam and sauna, both decorated with an emphasis on clean lines and simplicity.

• Elegant and modern, imaginative and historic, the recently opened Hôtel de Sers, is a stone's throw from the Champs Elysées, in the heart of the "Triangle d'or".