Earthy minimalist modern boutique
Perfectly positioned just steps from the Champs-Elysées, Pershing Hall is well-situated to take advantage of the high-end shopping on Avenue Montaigne and Avenue George V. The most fashionable clubs and boutiques of Paris are close by. Montmartre and L’Opera are also within easy reach of this hotel.
The Hotel Pershing is a well established part of the Paris scene. Behind the traditional façade, Andrée Putman has created one of the most discreet yet modern boutique hotels in Paris. This exclusive luxury hotel is set around a vertical garden, bringing the outdoors indoors. It creates a light and calming atmosphere which is reflected in the simple lines and contemporary designs of each room. Earthy, organic tones and modern lighting decorate each guest room and natural fabrics are used throughout. Bathrooms are modern and practical. Bedrooms are well-equipped and spacious, which you would expect for a hotel in Paris in this higher price bracket. Suites occupy each corner of the building to take full advantage of the garden.
Pershing Hall offers exceptional meeting space for conferences looking to be based in a central hotel in Paris. The Salon Pershing and the Salon American Legion can cater for groups from 15 to 400 and the bar, terrace and courtyard can all be included as private meeting areas. The hotel restaurants can also cater for banquets as well as for dinner for two. The gourmet cuisine is served on the patio under the stars when the weather is kind, sheltered by the retractable roof when the temperature drops. The menu has a distinct Japanese influence, created by Chef Erwan Louaisal, a protégé of Ducasse. The lounge bar is a comfortable place to spend the evening with friends, with its funky décor and lighting. It also offers a lighter dining menu. Live DJs present music for all occasions and keep the tempo lively until the early hours.
A modern and well-equipped gym is located alongside the distinctive Talika Spa, which echoes the airy, light atmosphere of this luxury hotel.
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