Paris Hotel Guide: More Design Hotels

September 26, 2007 at 2:00 PM | by juliana | 1 Comment

Yesterday, our special Paris Hotel Guide correspondent Monica Guy sounded off on some of the city's most popular and classic design hotels. But she has more recommendations for those of us clueless about where to stay in the City of Light. Here's a quick hit list of some further design hotels.

Design and boutique hotels are popping up and blowing down all over Paris, all of the time. But if you get rich quick or want to sleep with someone who just has, you can also try these:

· Hotel Odeon St-Germain. The lady speaking on the website has, presumably, the kind of voice middle-aged businessmen find attractive.
· Hotel La Trémoille. Ignore any nasty reviews about this place's restaurant, previously a rather unwelcoming Sir Terence Conran-signed place known as Senso. It's recently had a makeover and despite gaining the even sillier name of Louis2, has jumped up several steps on the good restaurant ladder.
· Hotel Keppler. We'll talk more about this in our "Paris for Lovers" guide later this week.
· Hotel Sezz Designed by Christopher Pillock - I mean, Pillet, with several awards for being hot and hip. Never been, but the website insists you'll be welcomed by your own personal assistant, which is funny as I don't think I have one.
· Le Placide Opened just last year opposite the fashionable Bon Marché store, designed by Phillipe Starck's friend Bruno Borrione. Only 11 rooms and they're always full, so book early.
· Murano Calls itself an 'urban resort', which means nothing, but word is it's a techno-filled hotel that lives up to its name for rock&roll and pop-art.

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