Hôtel Hana, nestled between Opéra Garnier and Palais Brongniart in Paris, offers a serene refuge amidst the lively "Little Tokyo" streets. This Haussmannian building blends French and Japanese cultures, providing a calm haven for travelers and urbanites. The hotel's design, by architect Laura Gonzalez and artistic director Olivier Leone, harmonizes Belle Époque maximalism with Japanese minimalism. This balance creates a space of soft tones and bespoke furniture, exuding elegance and tranquility.

ROOMS & SUITES
In the heart of the energy of Parisian life yet shielded from its tumult, the 26 rooms and suites are all immersed in a serene atmosphere. The talented architect Laura Gonzalez has turned this cocoon into a haven of absolute tranquility... The supreme luxury of calm in the midst of Paris! The marriage of materials and colors gives rise to a perfect balance of softness and elegance. The traveler can surrender to the dream. The hotel also has PMR rooms.

RESTAURANT & BAR
Hanabi, the hotel's restaurant by Shirley Garrier, reinterprets French culinary classics with Japanese precision, creating a blend of modern art and classical cuisine. The bar offers a rich selection of sakes and French wines. Hôtel Hana stands as a luxurious oasis of calm in the bustling heart of Paris.

WELLNESS
In the heart of the City of Lights and its hustle, there exists a space-time where silence and calm reign. A hidden place to take a pause, indulge in a Japanese-inspired treatment, or swim against the current in the pool. The significant role of self-care in Japanese culture is respected, and the time dedicated to the body, beauty, and slowing down is deeply rooted in traditions and lifestyle; here, it is passed on and lived.