Cheval Blanc Paris
France
Cheval Blanc Paris makes the Seine and the city's rooftops part of a thoroughly contemporary hotel experience. Facing Pont Neuf, it occupies a position between the Louvre and the Marais that encourages exploration in several directions. Peter Marino's interiors draw on Art Deco while using colour, crafted materials and generous living spaces to create a distinctive residential atmosphere. The restaurants give the hotel several different identities. Plénitude offers a focused gastronomic experience, Langosteria brings Italian seafood to an elevated setting, and Le Tout-Paris pairs a brasserie approach with views across the city. Hakuba adds a Japanese dimension to the collection. The Dior Spa includes a substantial pool and thermal facilities, making wellness more than a token addition. Rooms and suites offer different river perspectives, from side views to expansive outlooks and balconies. Cheval Blanc leads this proposed selection for the clarity of its design and the way food, water and architecture can shape the entire stay.