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Hotel Details
Some cities are filled to the brim with chic and hyper-modern designer hotels, but Paris could always use another one. As such, Hotel Sezz is a welcome addition to the landscape, the perfect antidote to the prevailing antique hotel trend. Here, in the 16th arrondissement (hence the name), Starck protégé Christophe Pillet has created a dramatic and stylish space, a hotel that would turn heads in Milan or Barcelona and looks all the more surprising in staid old Paris.
But first you have to find it; rather than sandwiched between designer shops and department stores, Sezz is tucked away down a quiet street in an upscale residential neighborhood, with not a shop or restaurant in sight. And the facade itself is absolutely classic, offering no hint of the fantasy inside.
Once through the doors, it’s another world, one dressed not in the flashy whimsy of a Starck, but in Pillet’s own original style, a black-and-red futuristic boudoir chic. Walls of exposed grey stone convey a subterranean atmosphere, and the ultra-modern furniture is severe and masculine. It all feels a bit like the devil’s own bachelor pad, with the freestanding bed occupying the center of the room atop a thick crimson rug. Bathrooms are impeccably designed, with oversized tubs easily large enough for two. And while the single room may be passing out of style, the singles at Sezz are possibly the best we’ve ever seen.
Public spaces include the first Veuve Clicquot champagne bar in Paris, certain to become one of the city’s most in-demand nightspots, and a jacuzzi, hammam and massage room in the basement, for when that oversized soaking tub isn’t doing the trick. | Near the hotel
Metro : Champ de Mars Tour Eiffel (line C) at 633 m / Passy (line 6) at 147 m
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Driving Directions From Charles De Gaulle Airport. Take Autoroute Du Nord/A1/E19 Until Saint Denis.
Take exit Peripherique Ouest and follow the Boulevard Peripherique until the Porte De Passy.
Follow the Avenue Ingre and turn right on Avenue Ranelagh and follow this Road, named Chausse De La Muette and Rue De Passy afterwards.
Turn right on Rue De Beethoven and at the end of this street right on Avenue Du President Kennedy. The second street to your right is Avenue Fremiet
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