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1. Molitor Hotel & Spa Paris MGallery Collection
Style: Art Deco, Vintage twist, Street-art elements
Pools:
Outdoor: 46 meters, accessible year-round
Indoor: 33 meters, Art Deco, reserved for residents
Atmosphere: Lair for lovers of style and well-being, chic brewery
Address: 13 rue Nungesser et Coli, 75016 Paris
Phone: 01 56 07 08 50
2. Cheval Blanc Paris
Style: Contemporary, Luxurious
Pool:
30 meters long
Located within the Dior Spa
Pearly mosaics, bathed in light
Mirrors on the ceiling create a ripple effect
Water at the same level as the Seine
Artistic Elements: Mosaics by Michael Mayer, video mapping by Oyoram
Design: Peter Marino
Address: 8 quai du Louvre, 75001 Paris
Phone: 01 79 35 50 00
3. Bulgari Hotel Paris
Style: Italian Elegance, Minimalist Architecture, Roman Sensuality
Pool:
25 meters long, 8 meters wide (semi-Olympic)
Framed by Lalique columns and emerald mosaics
Hammam in Marble (Mixte)
Separate saunas (men and women)
Accessible to external customers
Atmosphere: Inspired by ancient, precious, and sensual thermal baths
Address: 30 BC. George V, 75008 Paris
Phone: 01 81 72 10 00
4. Royal Monceau – Raffles paris
Style: Monochrome Refinement
Spa: raffles Spa & Wellness, 1500 m², designed by Philippe Starck
Pool:
23 meters long
Milky white
Under a mirror ceiling
Othre Features: Watsu bath (34°C), saunas, hammams, laconium, ice fountain, sensory showers, care cabins, green terrace
Atmosphere: Bubble of light and silence, total disconnection
Address: 37 avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris
Phone: 01 42 99 88 00
5. Brach Paris
Style: Sports Modernity
Sports Club: Several hundred square meters, inspired by 1930s boxing clubs
Pool:
22 meters long
Hot water basin of 6 meters
Other Features: Sauna, hammam, salt cave
Design: Philippe Starck
Atmosphere: Well-being focused
* Location: 16th arrondissement (chic)
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