The epitome of luxury living, L’Appartement at Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme offers plush interior design, five-star amenities and Eiffel Tower views with a difference.
While a luxury hotel can offer impeccable services, indulgent amenities and fine dining dishes that we don’t have to cook ourselves, there are moments during long travels when we crave the familiar comforts of home— things even the most opulent hotels can’t always provide. Thankfully, it’s now possible to enjoy the best of both worlds at the Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme hotel, which offers a beautiful 180 m² private apartment in the heart of the city, created in place of the owners’ former residence and just a few steps away from the historic Place Vendôme and Opéra Garnier.
One of the city’s most vibrant addresses, albeit with a discreet entrance away from prying eyes, the apartment’s sophisticated interiors are the brainchild of renowned architect Ed Tuttle, and echo the mahogany panels, Paris stone, medal bronze, gilded pilasters, wall stains, mirrors, green onyx and elaborate sconces found throughout the hotel.
It comprises two bedrooms (a surprising play of light, encouraged by mirrors cleverly placed throughout the space, allows the Eiffel Tower to appear as a backdrop from one), an open-plan kitchen, a gym, living room, two bathrooms and a concomitant third bedroom which can be rented in addition—something that is particularly attractive to those wishing to house their security service in the immediate vicinity, while retaining their privacy.
So much more than your average rental, perhaps the pièce de résistance is the fact that guests of the apartment can take advantage of all Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme’s services and facilities, including food delivery, a chauffeur service, private chef, in-room massages, personal training, laundry, baby-sitting and more, with a dog set-up and walker also available upon request.
From the choice of books and vinyl to the board games, crockery and works of art, there isn’t a space that hasn’t been carefully thought through, proving that true luxury isn’t just about five-star service, but about feeling utterly, effortlessly at home.
