Prestige Room

The Prestige Room belongs to the distinctive setting of Hôtel de Sers, in Paris, on a quiet street in the Golden Triangle. Here, the address matters as much as the room itself. Built in 1930 by architect Jules Pellechet, the hotel carries a clear Parisian elegance, balancing Haussmann heritage with more contemporary lines. With only 54 rooms, the property keeps the more private character of a townhouse hotel.

Choosing this category means staying in a place that remains closely tied to its neighborhood. The Yves Saint Laurent Museum is just a short walk away. Restaurant de Sers extends the experience with Mediterranean cuisine led by chef Stefano Stafie. S'Bar offers a different tempo, for a drink during the day or in the evening. The Prestige Room sits within a coherent whole, rooted in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, shaped by discretion, architecture, and cultural life.