Restored to its Art Deco glory, the Molitor blends sleek rooms, stunning pools, and gourmet dining in a chic spot of Paris, near the Eiffel Tower.
"A wheelchair-accessible hotel with 'Tourism and Disability' certification, featuring shower seats, pedal-free bins, hearing loops, visual and auditory fire alarms, and testing of the Evelity app."
"A luxury hotel that has taken over the former swimming pool, a legendary venue from the 1920s to the 1980s, featuring an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, a Clarins spa, and a gourmet restaurant." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Molitor Paris has taken over the Molitor swimming pool, renovated with extra floors, a roof terrace, Clarins spa, and an award-winning restaurant while preserving its Art Deco heritage." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Luxury hotel Molitor Paris has taken over the Molitor swimming pool, a legendary venue tastefully renovated by architect Jean-Philippe Nuel." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Paris is a city of pools—in fact, it's home to 38 public swimming spots—but none have the history of the Molitor. The bikini debuted here, and they say the water is so clear you can make your morning coffee with it. After a $100 million investment, the Molitor has been resurrected as the city's latest cool hangout. This is like staying at a beach club in the least likely of cities, where you'll meet an artsy, bon-vivant bunch looking to escape the summer heat. Perhaps the most transformative addition of all is the new hotel, most of whose 124 rooms have pool-facing portholes for prime people-watching. The mostly neutral colors (browns and creams) and modern design scheme of the interior offsets the pop-y yellows blues and whites of the pool area.Its lobby is a mélange of styles: industrial exposed ceiling, Art Deco furniture, and a graffiti-splattered Rolls-Royce—perfect to set the scene for a place that's used to making history."
