- The Hotel Eiffel Blomet, in the 15th arrondissement, marked the centenary of Art Deco with a cultural package built around an evening at the Bal Blomet and dinner at the Café du Commerce.
- The package could be extended with a visit to the Kandinsky exhibition at the Philharmonie de Paris, which gathered more than 200 works.
- The wellness floor holds a heated indoor pool, along with a hammam, a sauna and a relaxation area set in midnight-blue mosaic.
Some addresses give off a quiet elegance. The Hotel Eiffel Blomet, tucked into a calm street in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, is one of them. Away from the bustle of the grand boulevards, you find a refined, almost confidential Paris, as though you had pushed open the door of a cocoon out of time.
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An Art Deco house in the 15th
The tone is set at the facade. The building, restored in pure Art Deco style, shows restrained lines, delicate ironwork and deep colours. Inside, the hall plays the warm card: woodwork, velvet armchairs, touches of brass. You feel at ease straight away. For the centenary of Art Deco, a movement born in Paris and revealed at the 1925 International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts, the Hotel Eiffel Blomet marked the anniversary with a special package, listed here.
To mark the anniversary, the hotel offered guests a cultural and sensory immersion in the Paris of the roaring twenties.
The package included:
- A night at the Hotel Eiffel Blomet
- A jazz evening at the Bal Blomet, the legendary cabaret founded in 1924, the oldest jazz club in Europe still running
- Dinner at the Café du Commerce, a Parisian institution founded in 1921
- As an option, a visit to the Kandinsky exhibition at the Philharmonie de Paris, with more than 200 works and objects from the painter’s studio
Working with these landmarks of the 15th arrondissement, the Hotel Eiffel Blomet put together an experience where heritage, music and food met. It was a fine way to rediscover Paris through the spirit of the 1920s.
A suite with a private terrace
This is the kind of room that makes you want to put down your bags and forget the time.
The suite we stayed in is spacious, decorated in gold and petrol blue, with restrained and refined Art Deco furniture. The materials are fine, the finishes careful, and every element looks chosen with taste: brass wall lights, thick curtains, pale parquet, a graphic headboard.
The highlight, though, is the private terrace. A tall French window opens onto a nicely arranged outdoor space with a table and chairs. That is a real luxury in the middle of the 15th. We had a coffee there at sunrise and a drink in the evening. Simply lovely, and very Parisian.
On the comfort side there is nothing to fault: the bedding is outstanding. A firm but soft mattress, dense pillows, sheets like a caress. The kind of bed you do not want to leave. The soundproofing is perfect, and the suite feels serene.
One detail impressed us: the sound system built into the bathroom, which carries the audio from the living area. You can listen to music or to the television while enjoying a hot bath, without touching a thing. A quiet but clever addition, exactly the kind of attention that makes the difference at this level.
The heated pool, a hidden gem in Paris
For us, the water and wellness floor at the Hotel Eiffel Blomet is the hidden gem of the house, and of Paris.
In the basement, a beautiful water space awaits guests: a heated indoor pool, a hammam, a sauna and a relaxation area. The glass roof casts a soothing light over the midnight-blue mosaic, while the water temperature invites you to stay.
After a day walking around Paris, being able to recover in a setting this refined is a genuine pleasure. Few Parisian hotels can claim a spa as elegant, and as peaceful.
A beautiful water space awaits guests: a heated indoor pool, a hammam, a sauna and a relaxation area. Raphaël Simon, La Revue des Hôtels
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Breakfast in a 1930s film set
In the morning the buffet is laid out in a bright room facing the glass roof. Golden pastries, fruit juices, cheeses, eggs, charcuterie and an excellent coffee: it is all there. Special mention for the quality of the bread and the freshness of the produce.
Served from 7:00 to 11:00, breakfast suits early risers and weekend lie-ins alike. No queue and no stress, just the simple pleasure of a good start to the day.
That is the thread running through the hotel, and probably its finest signature.
The Hotel Eiffel Blomet pays tribute to the Art Deco aesthetic with rare accuracy: geometric forms, fine materials, deep colours and sharply cut details. The spaces are conceived as 1930s film sets, while keeping a real sense of the present.
The interior architect Bruno Borrione, who oversaw the restoration, avoided the clichés: no overload, but a subtle play of textures and light. You move from teal tones to amber browns, from polished copper to mirrors ringed in black.
Practical information and contacts
- Name: Hôtel Eiffel Blomet
- Address: 78 rue Blomet, 75015 Paris
- Website: hoteleiffelblomet.com
- Check-in: from 12:00 · Check-out: until 12:00
- Breakfast: buffet served from 7:00 to 11:00
- Wellness: indoor pool, sauna, hammam
- To book your stay, you can follow this link
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