The location remains unchanged, just a stone's throw from the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs-Élysées. Nor has its Haussmann-style façade, which dates back to the beginning of the 20th century.e century. Inside, however, a sophisticated new décor awaits guests of the former NH Paris Champs-Elysées. The hotel has just been upgraded to NH Collection status.
The hotel, which in 2024 became part of the Minor group, which has owned the Spanish hotel operator NH since 2018, had already set its sights on the forthcoming renovation and move upmarket, in line with its location in Paris's prestigious Golden Triangle. Its 87 rooms, divided into Deluxe, Premium and Junior Suites categories, exude timeless elegance with a modern design touch, paying tribute to the great fashion houses through a collection of black and white photographs celebrating the glamorous icons of the 1950s and 1960s.
For a leisurely stay in the capital, business travellers can enjoy a private tour of the city in a Citroën DS, like the Presidents of the Republic of yesteryear. Less closely linked to history, and on a sweeter note, residents of the city can take part in workshops to make macaroons and traditional French pastries. On the gastronomic side, as befits the NH group's origins, the hotel's restaurant, the neo-bistro L'Angle des Champs, revisits Parisian classics while adding the vibrant spirit of Spanish tapas to its menu.
