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Located in the very elegant world center of art and fashion, between the Avenue Montaigne and the Avenue George V, the hotel is finishing its 18 month transformation and will soon offer Paris in a private and confidential soul. In its new haven, revamped by the interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch, the Marignan Paris will feature the finest marble and oak wood in a refined style. With kindness and discreet swiftness the hotel's associates are aiming to offer guests a true Parisian experience. The innovative and exclusive rate offer includes breakfast, minibar soft drinks, high-speed wireless Internet access. The utmost will be done to make of guests' stay a memorable experience.

The rooms strike a balance between luxury and warmth. Guest rooms and duplex suites offer French elegance and comfort: floral patterns and colonial materials, ivory-coloured bed linen, colourful velvet duvets and large sofas. The spacious rooms afford much privacy. Each room has double-paned windows and individually regulated air conditioning, as well as modern technology. These extravagantly outfitted rooms also have private terraces, some with views of the Eiffel Tower, Montmartre and Sacré Coeur.

Spoon Paris at Marignan is a well-known restaurant in Paris. Here, guests will discover specialties from around the world, modern and creative dishes inspired by the famous chef Alain Ducasse. The complementing Bar/Restaurant Marignan Le15Cent15 offers a buffet breakfast as well as tapas in a refined, modern environment.

A screening room is at guests' disposal whenever they'd like to watch a movie or plan any kind of presentation. This polyvalent room integrates a bar and can accommodate up to 20 persons.

Via RER (city train): Charles De Gaulle/Etoile Station, Line A. Via metro (underground): Franklin D. Roosevelt Station, located on the street corner, reachable via lines 1 and 9. By car: Take the Boulevard Périphérique (ring road). Exit at Porte Maillot, and look for Avenue de la Grande Armée. Then continue onto Avenue des Champs Elysées. Rue Marignan on 9th Street is on the right-hand side. The public car park François 1er is on the right at the end of the road.