La Réserve Paris

About La Réserve Paris

Arrival at La Réserve Paris takes place in the Louis XV Salon, setting the tone for a hotel shaped around the rituals of a private Parisian home. Jacques Garcia’s interiors draw on the building’s recovered woodwork, moldings and cornices, adding marble fireplaces and rich fabrics to its residential proportions. The 25 suites outnumber the 15 rooms; silk walls, antique furniture and oak parquet carry that character upstairs, where every accommodation has a dedicated butler. On Avenue Gabriel, just off the Champs-Élysées, the hotel also gives guests reasons to stay in: a library reserved for residents and their friends, a 16-meter indoor pool, and Jérôme Banctel’s three-Michelin-starred restaurant, Le Gabriel.

Why Celebrities Love La Réserve Paris

The library for guests and their friends is the detail that makes the case: a sociable room with the boundaries of a private house. For someone used to public surroundings, that arrangement offers a particularly appealing way to spend time with companions. Garcia's richly worked interiors reward a visit made for pleasure as well as practicality.