Superior Room

The Superior Room belongs to the distinctive setting of Hôtel de Sers, in the heart of Paris’s Golden Triangle. The hotel occupies a private mansion built in 1930 by architect Jules Pellechet. Here, Haussmann heritage meets contemporary comfort in a way that feels measured and consistent. With only 54 rooms, the property keeps a rare sense of scale for this part of Paris.

Choosing this category means staying at an address that values discretion over display. The street is quiet, while keeping Paris immediately close at hand. Just a short walk away, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum reinforces the hotel’s deeply Parisian setting. After a day in the city, the restaurant de Sers extends the evening with Mediterranean cuisine by chef Stefano Stafie. S'Bar offers a different pace, more direct and relaxed, to close the night. The Superior Room fits into this coherent whole, where architecture, location, and the hotel’s rhythm all matter.