Neutral tones, pure minimalist lines... the Balzac, a legendary hotel on the Champs Elysées, has been reinvented by the Festen design duo in the grand tradition of the French hotel trade.
The hushed lounge, the confidential bar, the 58 rooms and suites, some with a view of the Eiffel Tower, the unique Japanese spa - every space has been designed with creative modernity in mind, with absolute comfort as a top priority.
See you soon in your new, unique home.
An iconic Parisian address
Clear volumes, sumptuous materials, an artistic use of light... the rooms are like refuges freely inspired by the sober elegance of the 1930s, cocoons where you can recharge your batteries while contemplating Parisian life. Some have a view of the Eiffel Tower, and the two Suites on the top floor offer a terrace in the Paris sky.
Under its majestic glass roof, the lounge of the hotel Balzac welcomes Parisians and travelers from all over the world for a break during a day's shopping, lunch with friends or a confidential meeting.
Nestled in an alcove, the bar welcomes the night owls who write the history of glamourous Paris.
The majestic mansion of Hotel Balzac is also home to an extraordinary neighbor. Since 1996, Chef Pierre Gagnaire has been transforming his instincts into moments of grace, offering an exceptional experience in which cuisine becomes a straight-forward and direct language, with, instead of words, dishes reaching straight to the heart.
A legendary district, the Champs-Élysées have regained their elegance and are becoming more and more "the most beautiful avenue in the world". From the Arc de Triomphe to the Place de la Concorde, the vibrant atmosphere, day and night, makes you dream of the chic Paris of the golden years, and radiates a bubbling energy. A little removed from this whirlwind, the Hotel Balzac seems to observe the Parisian human comedy, from its position dominating the corner of Rue Balzac and Rue Lord Byron.
