Le Walt Hotel Description

The Walt is a renowned boutique hotel of charm ideally situated between the Eiffel Tower and Invalides. Welcoming you into its chic and contemporary atmosphere in the heart of the 7th arrondissement, our 4 star luxury hotel is situated in close proximity to the Invalides Hotel. Le Walt is a contemporary design hotel situated on Paris' Left Bank. Just two steps from Invalides and the Champs de Mars in the 7th arrondissement - a district known for its exemplary Parisian facades and architecture - it is considered to be one of the new Parisian "hotels of charm." Le Walt is chic and intimate with a distinctive personality.

The interior, designed by Paul Sartres, is noted for its style - at once classic and contemporary. His dynamic design makes Le Walt hotel a chic, fashionable hotel. The lobby, reception, bar, terrace and breakfast room are organised in an open design scheme to permit fluid circulation. The spacious rooms, luminous bathrooms and privileged access to a terrace in the center of Paris make Le Walt a very comfortable hidden address. This discreet haven of timeless elegance in the center of Paris offers the hospitality of 25 rooms on 6 floors - several with views of the Eiffel Tower.

Situated on the ground floor next to the courtyard, the breakfast room is surrounded by windows illuminating it with glowing morning light. When weather permits, the breakfast room opens onto the terrace, ideal for a breakfast before strolling through Paris.

The rooms at Le Walt are bold and elegant. They offer thorough comfort in a classic and contemporary style. A painted reproduction from an oeuvre at the Louvre is placed at the head of the bed in each room. The handmade contemporary beech wood furniture offsets the painted oeuvres. Layered ivory curtains, bone bedspreads and cream colored linens draw out the sober lines in the dusty wood lounge chairs. With parquet floors and architectural lighting schemes, each room delivers refined comfort. Details are essential to the design from the bed skirts, designed as leopard or panther hides, to patterns in the fabrics that emulate details from the paintings.