The Best Western Opera Diamond lives up to its name. An optical fibre running across the floor gives the illusion of a multitude of scattered diamonds reflected in the play of mirrors and Swarovski crystals inlaid in the walls or hanging from the baroque lamps. Photos of naked women are printed on the curtains of this four-star jewel, just a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées, with thirty rooms in shades of grey, orange or vermilion. An address to remember for a designer stay in the capital.
The Best Western Concorde, in Thionville, is a great place to work. This avant-garde three-star hotel, on the 12th and 13th floors of the Clemenceau Tower, combines boldness and functionality. In no time at all, you can transform a dimly lit room into a meeting room, while the restaurant can become a seminar room for up to 170 people.
The Best Western Kemaris, in Biarritz, has opted for a more sober décor. The clean lines give this seaside hotel a very Atlantic coast feel. White, beige, taupe: here, soft colours blend with the omnipresent wood.
