Château Voltaire was founded by Thierry Gillier, the man behind the fashion brand Zadig & Voltaire. This is reflected in the style: Parisian, chic, but not stuffy. The five-star hotel is located on rue Saint-Roch, in the first arrondissement – ​​a triple-A location. muchThe Louvre and the Tuileries are around the corner, and you can walk to the Opéra Garnier in six minutes.

The design is by Franck Durand, the art director behind Isabel Marant, together with Festen Architecture. Spread over five floors are 33 rooms, and noble materials and craftsmanship are visible everywhere. The most beautiful is room 32: a forty-square-meter apartment in the middle of the building, featuring a dining room and a winter garden with a terrace, designed by landscape architect Louis Benech. Downstairs sits Brasserie Emil, with Art Deco lamps above the tables and dark marble.

In the hotel, you will find an indoor pool and a sauna. You reserve the spa per guest, so you have it all to yourself for a while. After a day of shopping on the rue Saint-Honoré (if you're going to splurge anyway, you might as well all in go) the spa is more than welcome.

The restaurant and bar at Château Voltaire are also popular with Parisians themselves. So in the evening, you sit among locals with a glass of wine, and that gives the place extra atmosphere.

Fair is fair: Château Voltaire is expensive, but the MICHELIN Guide awarded the hotel two Keys in 2025. Save up for that one. splurge in Paris, for a birthday or a honeymoon, then this is the place where you will happily spend that money.

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