Hôtel Le Pradey

A refined and elegant decor, a discreet sophistication, a touch of glamor and a welcoming state of mind invite you to rediscover the treasures revealed in Paris. At the foot of the Pradey: the chic rue Saint-Honoré, the discreet Saint Roch church, the mysterious Louvre ... which in their own way left their mark in the 28 rooms and suites of the establishment.

The roofs of Paris are recognizable at first glance metallic zinc, raw stones Haussmann facades, through the raw materials of the historic city: natural wood and waxed concrete artists' studios, Le Pradey managed to make a real synthesis of the Parisian soul between its walls. A spirit that can not do without the talent of its world-renowned designers: The Pradey has chosen to give carte blanche to two prestigious signatures for the design of some of its suites: Ms. Chantal Thomass and Hermes House.

The Explorer, L'Ecuyère, Les Carrés and Le Collector, with their terrace overlooking the Tuileries Garden, were conceived as a tribute to the refinement of the famous Parisian saddler. They feature an exclusive collection of silk squares, invite you to discover unknown and distant lands, or immerse yourself in an atmosphere of contemporary craftsmanship, in which simple pleasures and understated elegance are made, gently, the words of order. Staged by the architect Vincent Bastie, the Pradey, reference to the expression of auvergne designating "the house in the meadow", offers a unique setting to discover the city, in an absolute simplicity, to meet the desires of all Paris lovers.

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Located at the heart of the arts, culture and design quarter of Paris, a stone's throw from the Louvre and the Tuileries Gardens, The Pradey 4-star hotel welcomes you to a decor in the capital's splendor.

Its refinement, elegance and discreet sophistication beckon bosses to discover the treasures of Paris, to which it opens the way. In the immediate vicinity of Le Pradey lies the extremely chic Saint-Honoré Street, the little-known Saint Roch church and the Louvre, all of which have their own way.