Hotel Balzac

Built for the director of the Paris Opera in 1853 and once home to 19th century French writer Honoré de Balzac himself, the hotel is reminiscent of town houses of that period. Still a haven of peace and a shining example of Parisian chic, the Hotel Balzac is a blend of the elegant and the modern - an aesthetic feat deftly carried out by an interior designer who re-worked the sumptuous neo-classical decor with precious, vibrant tones. The Balzac Hotel invites you to share in its elegance and French 'art de vivre', which is teamed with a personalised service provided by several 'Golden Key' concierges and the latest in modern technologies.

The 13 suites and 57 rooms at Hotel Balzac Paris, which have a view of the Eiffel tower from the third floor up, are decorated using refined colour combinations. The sublime tones, soft lighting, luxurious materials and state-of-the-art technologies (LCD televisions, cable TV, DVD player, Internet access) make each room and suite at Hotel Balzac in Paris an exceptional setting.