The hotel will be located at 30 Avenue George V. This avenue forms with the Champs Elysees and the Avenue Montaigne the famous “Triangle d’Or”.
Bulgari Hotels and Resorts announced the agreement for a new hotel in Paris, scheduled to open in 2020. This new opening will follow the ones in Beijing and Dubai in 2017, Shanghai in 2018 and Moscow in 2020, and thus bring the Bulgari Hotels and Resorts Collection to eight properties, including Milan, London and Bali.
The hotel will be located at 30 Avenue George V. This avenue forms with the Champs Elysees and the Avenue Montaigne the famous “Triangle d’Or”, one of Paris’ most exclusive and distinctive areas offering a wealth of luxury shopping, entertainment and cultural attractions.
Jean Christophe Babin, CEO of Bulgari commented as follows: “We are particularly proud to have secured such an extraordinary location for the new Bulgari Hotel in Paris. The Paris Hotel, to be opened in 2020, will add the City of Lights to our Collection and we are convinced that this new addition will represent an irresistible Roman jeweller hospitality experience in the Parisian upscale hotel market.”
The hotel will offer 76 rooms, most of them suites, and a full range of luxury facilities including a spa with a 25 meters pool and a Bulgari restaurant and bar opening to a charming courtyard garden.
The Bulgari Hotel Paris is being designed by the Italian architectural firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, and the renowned Parisian architects Valode & Pistre.
The restyling of the building has been conceived as a transition to modernity: while both the use of the typical Parisian limestone and the respect of the ‘alignment’ criteria recall the 19th century Haussmanian urban patterns, the completely renewed facade evokes a rationalistic style that is an expression of the most contemporary architectural design.
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