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Botanical curtains and a pale green padded headboard give the room a soft Parisian palette. Framed artwork hangs above the bed, with a pale desk and oval-back chair beside the window. Dark bedside tables contrast with the paneled walls.

Views vary between nearby streets, Place de Valois and the inner courtyard. The bathroom has either a bathtub or a walk-in shower. A connecting door can join another Superior Room or a Suite.

A green padded headboard and floral prints give the bedroom its soft color palette. Botanical curtains frame the window, with dark bedside tables and a curved chair in one arrangement. The Paris city outlook brings the neighboring buildings into view.

The bathroom has a shower, while a desk provides a separate working surface in the bedroom. Some Classic Rooms have a balcony, but this outdoor feature is not included in every layout.

Tall window doors lead to a narrow railed balcony above the Paris rooftops. The bedroom pairs a pale padded headboard with patterned curtains and a geometric rug, while an oval-back chair sits close to the glass. Streets, Place de Valois or the courtyard form the outlook, depending on the room.

The bathroom has a bathtub or a walk-in shower. Some Superior Rooms can connect to another Superior Room or a Suite.

Windows look toward the pedestrian courtyard of Place de Valois, with a desk beside the sleeping area. One bedroom design pairs a pale green headboard with botanical curtains. Another has a scalloped cream headboard against a striped wall, with pendant lights and fitted wardrobe storage.

The bathroom also has a window and either a bathtub or a shower. In one shower layout, an oval mirror hangs above a single basin beside a clear partition. An optional connecting door joins the room to a Prestige Suite.

The windows face Place de Valois, with a green sofa and curved table at the foot of the bed in one layout. A pale padded headboard and botanical curtains carry the room's soft colors through the sleeping area. The dressing space adds fitted storage beside the bedroom.

The bathroom offers a bathtub or a walk-in shower. One tub arrangement places a broad rectangular mirror above a single basin, with wall lights at either side and a clear screen beside the bathing area.

The sixth-floor balcony looks toward the Eiffel Tower, Palais Royal, Louvre and Montmartre, with a small table and chairs beside the railing. In one indoor layout, a dark purple sofa and oval coffee table sit before a pink recessed sleeping area. White paneling lines the walls.

The en-suite bathroom contains a bathtub and separate shower. One design places the tub beside a single basin and broad mirror, with the shower on the other side. The open lounge also has a large desk and closet, and its sofa serves as extra sleeping space.

Two Superior Rooms connect through an internal door, with separate bedrooms and their own bathing spaces. One bedroom design has a pale green padded headboard, botanical curtains and framed artwork. A desk and oval-back chair sit beside the window.

Views vary between Parisian streets, Place de Valois and the courtyard. Each bathroom has a bathtub or a walk-in shower. The exact combination depends on the assigned rooms.

A sofa and large desk give the open lounge a distinct place alongside the sleeping area, with views toward the Palais Royal. In one layout, a dark purple sofa faces an oval coffee table below an angled ceiling. The bed sits within a pink recessed wall, framed by long patterned curtains.

The bathroom includes a bathtub and a separate walk-in shower. One bathing arrangement places the tub beside the basin and the shower beyond it. A large closet provides storage, and the lounge sofa converts to a bed.

A round table and chairs sit on the railed balcony, with Paris rooftops beyond. Inside, a lounge with a sofa and large desk accompanies the sleeping area. The suite looks toward the Palais Royal.

A bathtub and separate walk-in shower share the bathroom. One arrangement has a single basin between the tub and the shower entrance, with a broad mirror above it. A large closet completes the suite, and the lounge sofa supplies its additional sleeping space.

A separate living room looks toward the Palais Royal. In one layout, a cream sofa and desk sit beneath framed architectural artwork. The bedroom has a scalloped pale headboard against a striped wall, with fitted wardrobe storage. A large walk-in wardrobe provides a distinct dressing space beyond the lounge.

The marble bathroom includes a bathtub, separate shower and separate toilet. One bath design has a freestanding tub and double vanity near a window. Another pairs a built-in tub with a single basin. A connecting Superior Room is possible.

The separate living room has a pale sofa and desk beside the window, with access toward the balcony. Striped cushions and a broad rounded bathroom mirror add detail to one layout. Beneath an angled ceiling, the bedroom pairs a scalloped headboard with a striped wall.

These balcony suites occupy the fourth to sixth floors and look toward the Palais Royal. The marble bathroom has a bathtub, separate shower and separate toilet. The bedroom also has a large walk-in wardrobe, and the lounge sofa provides extra sleeping space.

A central island unit divides the living and sleeping areas, with a cream sofa on one side and the bed on the other. Gray striped walls, a curved padded headboard and blue pendant lights give the bedroom a distinct palette. A blue-and-beige rug sits beneath the lounge table.

The fifth-floor balcony overlooks Place de Valois. The marble bathroom provides a shower, bathtub and separate toilet, with a large closet in the suite.

Two exposures bring the Palais Royal and Place de Valois into the suite's outlook; some arrangements also take in Sacré-Cœur. The separate living room has a sofa, with a large dressing area beside the bedroom. Blue pendant lights and tall windows distinguish one bedroom design, while a cream sofa and framed artwork soften the lounge.

The marble bathroom provides a bathtub, shower and separate toilet. In one layout, paired oval mirrors hang above a double vanity, with the shower alongside the tub. A connecting Deluxe Room is possible for a larger stay.

A Suite and a Superior Room join through a connecting door. The suite's separate living room is at the center of the layout and looks toward the Palais Royal. In one design, it has a sofa, desk and architectural artwork. The suite bedroom pairs a scalloped pale headboard with a striped wall and fitted wardrobe storage.

The suite bathroom offers a bathtub, separate shower and separate toilet. The adjoining Superior bathroom has either a bathtub or a walk-in shower. A large walk-in wardrobe serves the suite, and its lounge sofa adds sleeping space beyond the bedrooms.

The lounge and bedroom occupy separate levels on the sixth and seventh floors. An ocher arched recess frames the cream sofa and armchair downstairs, with a round dining table nearby. Upstairs, the sleeping area follows the sloping roof. Solid oak parquet and custom furniture add detail throughout the suite.

The terrace looks toward the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Opéra Garnier, Sacré-Cœur and other Paris landmarks. The marble bathroom has a bathtub and rain shower, with a double vanity and window in one layout. The lounge sofa provides extra sleeping space.

A Prestige Suite connects with a Deluxe Room, adding a separate living room to the joined bedrooms. The suite's two exposures look toward the Palais Royal and Place de Valois, with some layouts also taking in Sacré-Cœur. One Prestige bedroom has tall windows and blue pendant lights, while its lounge pairs a cream sofa with abstract artwork.

The Prestige bathroom has a bathtub, shower and separate toilet. The adjoining Deluxe bathroom has a window and either a bathtub or a shower. A large dressing area belongs to the suite, with additional storage in the connecting room.

On the hotel's seventh and top floor, a separate lounge and dining room open toward the furnished terrace. The living area has a large cream sofa and round dining table, divided by a glazed partition. The bedroom sits beneath the sloping roof, with an ocher padded headboard.

The terrace is not overlooked and takes in the Eiffel Tower, Sacré-Cœur, Palais Royal and Louvre. Outdoor seating, a table and planters line the railing. Inside, the marble bathroom has a bathtub, rain shower and separate toilet. One layout places a double vanity opposite a broad mirror.