Hotel Eiffel Seine

The Hotel EIFFEL SEINE invites you to stay in one of its 45 double or family rooms, each of which has its very own unique decoration, visible in: the geometric harmony of the wallpapers, tiling, bathroom fittings, mirrors, lights and wall lamps; the solid wood, purpose-built cupboards, bedheads, desks and occasional tables, inlaid with the famous Macintosh rose; the magnificent curtains, bed spreads, ottomans, bridge chairs, made with period fabrics especially reproduced for the hotel by the famous Maison PIERRE FREY; the wall paintings by artists in the rooms and on the communicating doors,

The independently managed EIFFEL SEINE Hotel has opted for a theme unique in Paris and in France in the purest form of Art Nouveau style. Art Nouveau is an architectural and artistic movement of Austrian influence, dating back to the 1920s, which emerged immediately after the construction of the Eiffel Tower and which was a precursor to the Art Deco movement in the 1930s. Its most famous artist was Gustav Klimt, whose paintings light up the rooms and the corridors of the Hotel EIFFEL SEINE This pure, stylised, geometric, elegant and, also, comfortable decoration is visible in all the public and private areas of the Hotel EIFFEL SEINE.