Hotel Lutetia - Paris, France

Hotel Lutetia has always been an expression of refinement and culture: the structure, which is located in the heart of the French capital, represents since 1910, the year in which it arose, a symbol of the Parisian tradition and lived A transition from Art Nouveau design to the Art Deco style, preserving a captivating mix of Classical and contemporary elements.

The most renowned intellectuals and artists have stayed in its sumptuous walls, from James Joyce to Saint-Exupéry in literature and from Picasso to Matisse with reference to painting, to mention only a few Among the prominent personalities who found inspiration in Lutetia's sinuous lines for the realization of Their creations. Furthermore, the hotel bar was at the center of a musical movement, the Jazz one, much celebrated In the lively Parisian culture. Not least, politicians and strategists of the caliber of Charles de Gaulle and businessmen As Pierre Bergé, co-founder of the fashion house Yves Saint Laurent, were hosted by this glitzy Hotel structure, helping to give further luster to the history of this imposing architecture. Today The hotel boasts a 700 square meter SPA and a Brasserie supervised by the 3 Michelin star chef Gerald Passedat.

The current aesthetics of Lutetia took shape after a three-year restoration, starting in 2014, carried out by Studio of the architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte, who was able to wisely merge the ancient with the modern, Thus enhancing the historical sinuosity without neglecting the contemporary inserts of this precious building.

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