Brach Paris - Evok Collection
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Eclectic design hotel with rooftop garden, pool, gym, and bar
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1-7 Rue Jean Richepin, 75116 Paris, France Get directions
Eclectic design hotel with rooftop garden, pool, gym, and bar
1-7 Rue Jean Richepin, 75116 Paris, France Get directions
"Opened in 2018 inside a former postal sorting facility in the 16th arrondissement, this Philippe Starck–designed hotel delivers an effortlessly cool, residential vibe that made it an instant favorite with in-the-know Parisians; the 59 rooms mix marble, leather, and wood, and the property buzzes with a family-friendly brunch scene, legendary parties, a next-level sports club styled like a 1930s boxing club (complete with a 72-foot pool), and a summer rooftop terrace with a vegetable garden, hen house and a Norwegian bath where you can sip cocktails while taking in 360-degree city views." - Mary Winston Nicklin, Lindsey Tramuta
"A design-forward hotel by Philippe Starck in the 16th arrondissement, offering new-world cool with warm wood finishes, geometric decor, a rooftop garden with a view of the Eiffel Tower (including a Norwegian bath), and extensive spa facilities such as an indoor pool, hot tub, steam room, and even a Himalayan salt cave." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"A rooftop setting delivers dazzling views of the Eiffel Tower, a headline attraction in its own right." - MICHELIN Guide
"Walking distance from the Eiffel Tower: 30 minutes The staid 16th arrondissement hasn’t exactly drawn visitors over the years. So it’s a testament to the cool factor of Evok Hotels that it can take a former mail-sorting facility in this bourgeois, residential district and make it le talk of Paris. After a four-year renovation overseen by designer Philippe Starck, the resulting hotel is as much about a lifestyle as a place to crash. For one thing, the buzzing restaurant draws fashionable locals starting at breakfast and continuing until the early hours with its patisserie, plates-to-share, and potent drinks. A terrace bar lures the pretty people. The subterranean fitness club channels a Thirties boxing club and had a waiting list the minute it opened. Even the swimming pool has a killer sound system. The party continues in the rooms, each with its own mini-concept store (the mini-bar is so 2018), stocked with pre-made cocktails by the Avantgarde Spirits Company. The design smacks of Starck’s typical sassy eclecticism: walls covered in rich rosewood and leather, African masks and Masai-style beadwork, and in the bathrooms, there are potted cacti next to sinks hewn from unfinished blocks of marble. Who knew that the 16th of all places would become the city’s next hip address?" - Lauren Burvill
"In this luxurious setting, which has dispensed with culinary codes, enjoy unpretentious cuisine that immerses you in the various gastronomic traditions of the Mediterranean. It is healthy and balanced fare, with desserts by Yann Brys, a "Meilleur Ouvrier de France". Sharing, conversation and good cheer are the watchwords here. Special mention for the starters. This place hits the mark." - Michelin Inspector
