The new Bvlgari Hotel is set to open in Paris in 2020
Paris is always a good idea, but, beginning in 2020, it will be an even better one. Share
A new Bvlgari Hotel is scheduled to open in Paris, in 2020. Following the opening of Beijing and Dubai in 2017, Shanghai in 2018, Moscow and Paris in 2020 the Bvlgari Hotels and Resorts collection will grow to eight properties, including Milan, London and Bali.
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts invoke the distinctive, bold, and contemporary style of Bulgari, reflected in a unique hotel design concept. Comprised of a few, selected properties in major cosmopolitan cities and luxury resort destinations, Bulgari Hotels & Resorts convey the excitement of the Bulgari brand, its timeless glamour and its heritage as a magnificent Italian jeweller.
Each property is located in the most prestigious area of the destination and strongly references the local culture through a blend of traditional design and dramatic Italian contemporary architecture. Bulgari Hotels & Resorts feature custom details, rare and lavish materials and superior service crafted with the same attention to quality that has always distinguished Bulgari creations.
The Hotel will be located at 30 Avenue George V. This Avenue forms with the Champs Elysees and the Avenue Montaigne the famous “Triangle d’Or”, one of Paris’ most exclusive and distinctive areas offering a wealth of luxury shopping, entertainment and cultural attractions.
The Bvlgari Hotel Paris will offer 76 rooms, most of them suites, and a full range of luxury facilities including a spa with a 25-metre pool and a Bvlgari restaurant and bar opening to a charming courtyard garden. It is being designed by the Italian architectural firm Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, and the renowned Parisian architects Valode & Pistre. The restyling of the building has been conceived as a transition to modernity: while both the use of the typical Parisian limestone and the respect of the ‘alignment’ criteria recall the 19th century Haussmanian urban patterns, the completely renewed façade evokes a rationalistic style that is an expression of the most contemporary architectural design.
