Hotel Balzac Paris
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Two minutes from the Champs Elysées1930s influencesviews of the Eiffel TowerJapanese-inspired spa

Two minutes from the most beautiful avenue in the world, at the corner of two quiet streets in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, the Hotel Balzac Paris is located in an elegant building from the beginning of the last century. Previously on this location was a 19th-century property which once belonged to the famous French writer Honoré de Balzac. In order to reinvent the Balzac with Parisian elegance, Charlotte de Tonnac and Hugo Sauzay from the Festen architectural studio, have deployed noble materials and created an intimate atmosphere. “Le Balzac perpetuates a timeless Parisian heritage through its classicism. It’s a place full of atmosphere, with a history that we have respected and extended. You have to experience this place to understand it,” say the architects. 1930s-inspired décor adorns the communal lounge, lit by a large glass roof, as well as the rooms and suites, some of which offer views of the Eiffel Tower. After exploring the city, a Japanese spa provides a calming break, offering a hammam or a traditional massage.

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Our 58 rooms and suites

Boudoir Room

From

£408

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

20 sqm / 215 sqft

1 Queen bed

Superior Room

From

£450

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

From 21 to 25 sqm / From 226 to 269 sqft

1 Queen bed

Deluxe Room

From

£511

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

2 travellers

From 26 to 30 sqm / From 280 to 323 sqft

1 King bed

Junior Suite

From

£719

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travellers

From 32 to 40 sqm / From 344 to 431 sqft

1 King bed

Suite

From

£912

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travellers

42 sqm / 452 sqft

1 King bed

Suite Tour Eiffel View

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£1,008

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| for 1 night

3 travellers

From 46 to 52 sqm / From 495 to 560 sqft

1 King bed

Connecting Boudoir Room with Superior Room

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£1,092

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

4 travellers

42 sqm / 452 sqft

2 Queen beds

Connecting Boudoir Room with Junior Suite

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£1,298

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| for 1 night

5 travellers

60 sqm / 646 sqft

2 Queen beds + 1 Sofa bed

Terrace Suite

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£1,882

Inclusive of all taxes

| for 1 night

3 travellers

49 sqm / 527 sqft

1 King bed

Suite Ciel de Paris - 2 Bedrooms

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£2,464

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| for 1 night

4 travellers

106 sqm / 1141 sqft

2 King beds

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Paris to Normandy, towards the D-Day landing beaches

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Travel through time

Formerly called Rue Fortunée, Rue Balzac changed its name the same year that the famous writer died. He had lived on it during the last four years of his life, in a house on the site of the current Hôtel Balzac, until 1850. Follow in his footsteps along the elegant facades of this quiet street, a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées. Your stay in the hotel, whose redesign by the Festen architect duo is inspired by the 1930s, may make you want to (re)read one of the great classics from the creator of La Comédie humaine.

Discover the Champs-Elysées

Arguably the most beautiful avenue in the world, stretching majestically from Place de la Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs-Elysées is just a stone's throw from the hotel. Take in its legendary sidewalks, stroll among the businesspeople and elegant shoppers crowding its cafés and upscale stores and enjoy the energy of a modern district that's rich in history. For an exceptional gastronomic experience, treat yourself to a three-Michelin-starred dinner at Pierre Gagnaire, which adjoins Hôtel Balzac.

An interior to be experienced, by Festen

The Hôtel Balzac's singular aesthetic is an experience in itself. Weathered wood, textured fabrics, simple lines, antique tableware - every detail is meaningful to the whole. The Festen architectural studio took inspiration from 1930s Paris and post-Art Deco Japonism to design subtle spaces conducive to both serenity and inspiration. From the lounges to the library, from the guest rooms to the restaurant, the Balzac has the subtle refinement and erudite ambiance of a writer's residence.