Hôtel Panache Paris

"Dorothée Meilichzon designed this retro-chic boutique hotel in the 9ème to honor the unique flatiron shape of the building. Sprinkled throughout the rooms and common spaces are art nouveau furniture and decor, geometric mirrors, and triangle patterns. Hotel Panache also offers larger suites for families and a restaurant popular with guests and locals. ... The second offering from Adrien Gloaguen (he opened Le Paradis in 2012) Hotel Panache is located in the spirited 9th arrondissement and provides a haven from the multitude of crowded theatres, auction houses and restaurants. Designer Dorothée Meilichzon has embraced the geometric shape of the building, injecting touches of modernity into the communal spaces with beautiful mirrors and blown-glass lamps. A romantic stay is guaranteed. In imagining Pigalle’s Hôtel Panache, acclaimed designer Dorothée Meilichzon played off the unique flatiron shape of the building itself. The bedrooms combine rattan headboards and muted hues, but the depth and ingenuity of her achievements here lie in the proportions that fill the space. Inspired by the asymmetric shapes and curved forms of art nouveau furniture and decor, Meilichzon incorporated angles into almost everything – from geometric mirrors, triangle patterns on carpets and wallpaper, mosaic walls and twisted furniture, giving the rooms a fanciful allure. Unlike many accommodations in Paris, Hôtel Panache offers larger suites for families, with two double beds and a shared common area for ample space. There's a retro-chic vibe to this stylish spot in the 9ème; think graphic print wallpapers, vintage telephones and art nouveau-inspired cane headboards. What's more, the restaurant has become a popular address among locals as well as guests."

"A chic boutique hotel blending vintage charm with modern style, located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement. Number of rooms: 40"