Art runs through every corner of this elegant Parisian palace like a second heartbeat. Originally built in 1928 and reimagined by designer Philippe Starck, the property channels the spirit of the 1940s through a chic, contemporary lens — a gathering place for artists, writers, and luxury seekers alike. An Art Gallery, Art Bookstore, and impressive private collection give guests something to discover at every turn, while the 99-seat Katara Cinema adds a genuinely cinematic dimension to any stay. When it comes to dining, the creative energy carries straight to the table: Japanese-Peruvian cuisine at Matsuhisa Paris, Michelin-starred Italian at Il Carpaccio, and the celebrated brunches at La Cuisine. The award-winning spa invites a slower pace, with one of the longest swimming pools found in any Parisian palace. A garden adds a quiet retreat, and the Arc de Triomphe sits just steps from the front door.