L'Hotel Paris

Oscar Wilde’s last home in St-Germain-des-Prés, L’Hôtel Paris is a glamorous, theatrically decorated, secret hideaway set in a quiet street surrounded by art galleries and boutiques. With a Michelin-star restaurant, an intimate bar, original works of art and a sensational, small indoor pool, this charming hotel is a short walk from the Musée d’Orsay.

Renowned designer, Jacques Garcia’s magic touch has created a warm, decadent bohemian feel that reflects the enthralling history of the property. The rooms at L’Hotel are flamboyant with plush, fabric-covered walls and stylish furnishings.

Take a closer look on the walls in the lobby lounge where you will discover works of art by Jean Cocteau and letters and photographs of Oscar Wilde who spent the last days of his life here. Spend the day in the smart cafes and quaint boutiques of St Germain and return for a superb diner in L’Hotel’s, Le Restaurant.

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The bedrooms at L'Hôtel are pure theatre, stage settings waiting for players. Open any door, and you could be in Africa, China or Turkey; in any century from the 13th onwards. Of course, there is a room dedicated to Oscar Wilde who died here in 1900, inspired by his dining room in London. The 20 rooms are built around the magnificent oval atrium, which rises six floors. In the basement, under the original stone vaulting, there is a replica Roman bath, a hammam and a relaxation room. L'Hôtel is as entertaining as Paris itself.