The seventh Bvlgari opened December 2021 at 30 Avenue George V — 76 rooms by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, Il Ristorante Niko Romito, a 25-metre pool, and the only purpose-built five-star on the Triangle d'Or in the past two decades.
"The most disciplined design statement on Avenue George V — Citterio's Bvlgari grammar translated into Parisian limestone, a 25-metre pool deeper than any in the 8th, and an Italian three-star chef cooking inside the most French quarter in the city."
Bvlgari Hotel Paris opened on 2 December 2021 as the seventh property in the LVMH-owned Bvlgari Hotels & Resorts collection, after Milan (2004), Bali (2006), London (2012), Beijing (2017), Dubai (2017) and Shanghai (2018), and ahead of Tokyo (2023) and Rome (2023). The Paris property occupies a purpose-built nine-storey limestone block at 30 Avenue George V, 75008 — the address that gives the brand the only new-build five-star on the Triangle d'Or to open this century. The site previously held the headquarters of the diamond-house Mauboussin and a 1970s commercial annex; both were cleared in 2017 and reconstructed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel — the Milan studio that has shaped the visual grammar of every Bvlgari hotel since the original Milan property.
The 76 rooms and suites are configured as 50 rooms and 26 suites across floors one through eight, the largest standard category sized at 35 square metres — generous for the Parisian eight-hundredth-century context — and the Bvlgari Suite at 386 square metres on the eighth floor with a private 100-square-metre rooftop terrace overlooking the courtyard of the Hôtel de la Païva and the Champs-Élysées. The 16 named Bvlgari Premium Suites are 100 square metres with separate dressing rooms and dual-aspect bathrooms in Bianco Carrara and Verde Alpi marble. Brushed-oak flooring throughout; lacquered timber walls; bespoke lighting designed for the property by Citterio's studio. Every category includes a 24-hour butler.
Il Ristorante Niko Romito is the headline kitchen — Romito's third hotel restaurant after Bvlgari Milano and Bvlgari Tokyo, all extending the cuisine of his three-Michelin-star Casadonna in the Abruzzo. The Bvlgari Bar opens to the courtyard garden under a glass canopy; the Niko Romito Spazio counter-format pasticceria is open to non-residents from breakfast through aperitivo. The Bvlgari Spa runs across two basement levels at 1,300 square metres including the 25-metre pool with mosaic-gold lining (longest hotel pool in the 8th arrondissement on opening), six treatment rooms, hammam, sauna, gym and the brand's signature jewellery-box-shaped pool entrance.
The position is the proposition that justifies the rate. Avenue George V is the principal artery of the Triangle d'Or — 90 seconds to Champs-Élysées, three minutes on foot to the Plaza Athénée and George V Métro, four minutes to Hôtel Marignan-Princesse and the Avenue Montaigne flagship row. Bvlgari Hotel Paris is the first contemporary expression of Italian luxury hospitality in the most French quarter of Paris, and its architectural restraint is its strongest argument: where Plaza Athénée is theatrical and Four Seasons George V is operatic, the Bvlgari is quiet, precise and Milanese. It is the answer for guests who want the Avenue George V address without the Belle Époque vocabulary.
For Paris honeymoons that want the George V address without the Belle Époque vocabulary, the Bvlgari is the contemporary answer. The Premium Suite category at 100 square metres, the rooftop Bvlgari Suite for milestone bookings, and the 25-metre pool that is the only serious lap pool on the Triangle d'Or. Niko Romito's three-Michelin-star kitchen handles dinner in the round; the courtyard garden handles breakfast.
An Avenue George V anniversary at the Bvlgari is calibrated by category — Deluxe Room for a quiet weekend, Premium Suite for a milestone, the rooftop Bvlgari Suite for the major one. Il Ristorante for the dinner; the spa hammam and 25-metre pool for the morning; the courtyard garden in summer for the afternoon aperitivo. The concierge runs an exceptional Avenue Montaigne shopping book that few competitors can match.
The Bvlgari Suite's private 100-square-metre rooftop terrace is the proposal-with-Eiffel-line-of-sight booking — the only guaranteed Eiffel-Tower terrace on the Triangle d'Or. The hotel handles ring-presentation choreography reflexively, with chef-led private rooftop dining and direct internal access to the Bvlgari boutique on Place Vendôme four minutes away.
30 Avenue George V
75008 Paris
France
George V Métro 90 sec; Champs-Élysées Clemenceau 6 min; Place Vendôme 4 min by car; CDG 35 min by car
76 rooms (50 rooms + 26 suites)
Deluxe Rooms from €1,800/night
Bvlgari Suite (eighth-floor rooftop) from €25,000/night
Premium Suites from €4,800/night
Check-in: 3:00 PM
Check-out: 12:00 PM
Opened 2 December 2021
Architect: Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel
Il Ristorante by Niko Romito
Bvlgari Bar with courtyard garden
Niko Romito pasticceria
1,300-sqm Bvlgari Spa
25-metre indoor pool with gold mosaic
24-hour butler service
From €1,800/night. Suites and the rooftop Bvlgari Suite book three to five months ahead for spring and autumn weekends; six to nine months for Fashion Week (March, June, October), Christmas and the Concours d'Élégance.
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