Just steps from the Champs-Élysées, Hôtel Balzac is a discreet haven, a vibrant historical site reborn after a complete renovation envisioned by Festen Architecture. It invites you to live a chapter of your own story in an exclusive Parisian setting, elegant and forever romantic.
Sleek spaces, luxurious materials, and artistic lighting define our 58 rooms and suites, each a haven inspired by the understated elegance of the 1930s. These cocoons offer a retreat where you can rejuvenate while taking in the Parisian life. Some rooms boast views of the Eiffel Tower, and the two top-floor suites feature sky-high terraces.
Beneath its majestic glass roof, the lounge at Hotel Balzac welcomes Parisians and travelers from around the world for a break during a day of shopping, a lunch with friends, or a discreet meeting. Nestled in an alcove, the Hotel Balzac bar hosts night owls who write the story of Paris, from rendezvous to reunions.
Designed to offer unique moments of escape with a holistic approach directly inspired by traditional Japanese methods, the Ikoi Spa at Hotel Balzac provides a range of treatments and massages on tables or tatami mats. The pool, sauna, and state-of-the-art fitness room complete the facilities of this unparalleled spa.
Treat yourself to a gourmet Parisian getaway this Easter. On arrival, discover a chocolate surprise in your room. Breakfast in the lounge is included.
Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay, the duo behind Festen Architecture, have transformed Hotel Balzac into a unique destination, blending grand hotel spirit with intimate chic. Inspired by the hotel's facade and architectural details, they created a distinctive atmosphere while honoring its history and heritage. From the glass-roofed lounge to the rooms and spa, the spaces offer a cozy and welcoming ambiance. Neutral tones, clean lines, and refined materials such as wood, velvet, and natural stone create timeless elegance. Light, considered as a true element of decoration, enhances the space throughout the day. Custom-made furniture, reminiscent of the 1930s and 40s, is reinterpreted with creative modernity and a constant focus on comfort. Every detail of this renovation echoes Balzac's Parisian identity. "Balzac perpetuates a timeless Parisian hotel heritage with its classicism. It's a place full of atmosphere, with a history that we have respected and extended. You need to experience this place to understand it," say Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay.
