Paris Boutique Hotel

Paris Boutique Hotel

Built in 1920, Hotel Napoleon was bought by a rich Russian businessman as a wedding gift for her French wife. It thus evolved into a meeting-place of elite Russian and French culture and tradition, and the sheer opulence of the décor still reflects the aristocratic taste. Rich handmade rugs adorn the spotless marble floors in the spacious lobby. Classical French and Russian style sofas and chairs are fit for a king to sit in. Timeless art pieces decorate the antique wood and glass tables, and a warm, romantic lighting gives the whole setting a magical aura.


The 102 sumptuous rooms have been themed after the Napoleonic era and combine ultimate luxury with state-of-the art facilities. The Classic rooms at the bottom of the lineup amaze you with their 20m2 area, which is much larger compared to the basic rooms at other 4-star hotels. In fact, you can compare the Classic room at Hotel Napoleon with the most expensive rooms at other properties, and the former may stand out in terms of luxury, comfort and décor. Some of the rooms sport sweeping views of Parisian rooftops, while others have window opening into the beautiful hotel courtyard.