Norman Paris Hôtel & Spa
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Stylish boutique hotel with 60s decor and Thai restaurant
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9 Rue Balzac, 75008 Paris, France Get directions
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Stylish boutique hotel with 60s decor and Thai restaurant
9 Rue Balzac, 75008 Paris, France Get directions
$$$
"Part of an especially strong crop of small, design-forward boutique hotels that are anything but content to be conventional, with bright, colorful design that’s of the moment, grounded in technical know-how, impeccable taste, and informed by a fascinating, sometimes quirky history." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Around the corner from Chateau des Fleurs between the Champs‑Élysées and Rue Friedland, this sibling exudes a more masculine energy—my husband even said, unprompted, “I like this place.” Think modern captain’s quarters: burled‑wood paneled walls, milk‑chocolate leather sofas, mid‑century furnishings, and geometric wall art, all nodding to namesake graphic designer Norman Ives with his patterns woven through textiles and carpets. Our curved balcony looked onto the Chambre de Commerce et Industrie with a healthy potted olive tree on the deck, while the long marble bar downstairs featured glass canisters of dried orange slices, pineapple rings, and saffron‑colored candy floss to garnish libations; an Asian influence runs through the culinary program, with Thiou overseen by beloved Vietnamese‑Parisian chef Apiradee Thirakomen Thiou." - Vogue
"Around the corner from Chateau des Fleurs between the Champs‑Élysées and Rue Friedland, this sibling exudes a more masculine energy—my husband even said, unprompted, “I like this place.” Think modern captain’s quarters: burled‑wood paneled walls, milk‑chocolate leather sofas, mid‑century furnishings, and geometric wall art, all nodding to namesake graphic designer Norman Ives with his patterns woven through textiles and carpets. Our curved balcony looked onto the Chambre de Commerce et Industrie with a healthy potted olive tree on the deck, while the long marble bar downstairs featured glass canisters of dried orange slices, pineapple rings, and saffron‑colored candy floss to garnish libations; an Asian influence runs through the culinary program, with Thiou overseen by beloved Vietnamese‑Parisian chef Apiradee Thirakomen Thiou." - Vogue
"Featuring artsy, Norman Ives-inspired ‘60s decor, this hotel offers a more design-driven stay in a traditionally Old-World neighborhood, with a delightful Thai restaurant." - Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd Sophie Dodd is a travel, wine and lifestyle writer. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines
"Hotel de Vigny is located close to the Champs-Elysées on the quieter and more private side of Paris's chic 8th district. It offers elegant simplicity and boutique service. Guest rooms and suites in the hotel are stylishly and elegantly furnished and decorated. They are all equipped with a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a mini-bar. Each has a marble bathroom and free WiFi is available. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, Penati al Baretto, the hotel's Michelin-starred restaurant, proposes Italian gourmet cuisine prepared with fresh produce. It also houses a comfortable bar decorated in an Art Deco style. This spacious and welcoming hotel is located in a lovely area of the French capital providing a perfect base for discovering and enjoying the beauty of the city of light. Just off the top of the Champs Elysées, Norman Paris Hôtel & Spa is a new and resolutely unique boutique hotel in Paris's chic 8th district. A 37-room tribute to the vibrant 1960s and graphic arts with a bar, a traditional Thai cuisine restaurant, and a spa. Definitely a place for Parisians and travelers to mingle in a friendly atmosphere." - My Boutique Hotel (en)