Welcome to the Hotel Beauséjour Ranelagh-Paris 16
Hotel recommended by OECD - Secured and very high speed WIFI
Our twenty-seven rooms, our south-facing Terrace Suite and our Family Suite reflect what we like and stand for as architects: intelligent, comfortable, aesthetically pleasing spaces in one of the most pleasant areas of Paris. Come and stay in peace and quiet, close to monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, the Place du Trocadéro, the Parc des Princes, the Le Corbusier Foundation. If you want to work, ask a room with a desk and we are very close to the OECD and La Muette. We're very well served by the metro, bus lines and taxis, and close to everything you want to visit.
There are countless hip and cool new addresses in this district, which has quietly undergone its velvet revolution, with a host of fashion and interior design boutiques, heathly cantinas, designer restaurants, hot trattorias, dreamy patisseries and cocktail bars springing up around the quintessential Halles de Passy. It has even made it to the top of the class when it comes to ecology, being the greenest arrondissement in the capital !
If you follow the Ranelagh garden and the Petite Ceinture greenway, past the embassies and consulates, in less than a quarter of an hour you'll be in the Bois de Boulogne - our Parisian Central Park - the Fondation Louis Vuitton, the Fondation Le Corbusier, the Parc de Bagatelle, the world-famous sports facilities of the Parc des Princes, the Longchamp racecourse and the Stade Roland-Garros
There’s certainly no shortage of monuments and other places of interest in the area. The Eiffel Tower illuminates her surroundings every evening, an exceptionally and majestically visible landmark as viewed from the Trocadéro and its cafes. Then there’s the Palais de Chaillot and Palais de Tokyo, where you can enjoy exceptional panoramas of the Seine and which are home to superb museums and excellent restaurants. Not far from there you can discover the Musée Guimet and its extensive collection of Asian art, as well as the temple of music that is the Maison de Radio, not to mention the Fondation Louis Vuitton contemporary art museum and cultural centre, and the Musée Marmottan-Monet with its huge collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist works.
Come stroll through narrow streets that still retain their village ambiance, discover or rediscover Art Nouveau, visit the Maison de Balzac writer’s house museum and much more...
Discover the hotel,
our rooms
On the other floors you have a choice of different styles, depending on whether you select the Classic, Superior or Deluxe categories of rooms. Some have planted balconies or terraces, but all are equipped with furniture chosen with care from among the creations of renowned architects/designers such as Eames, Mies van der Rohe and Starck, tastefully arranged lighting, up-to-the-minute bathrooms with baths or walk-in showers and, everywhere, works of art from the hotel collection.
The air-conditioned rooms are cool in summer and heated in winter by our good old central heating and its cast iron radiators. All the super comfortable beds are made in Brittany, and the welcome products are supplied by Maison Payen (1730) in white olive oil, saffron and midnight jasmine.
Breakfast is prepared using fresh and locally sourced produce and served in the attractive dining room or in your own room and, during warmer weather, in the interior courtyard.
There’s a chic and cool movement underway around Passy, La Muette and the Jardin du Ranelagh. Lovers of the quarter who delight in staying here include diplomats, cultural professionals and higher education specialists, as well French and foreign tourists who have fallen under the spell of the timeless and arty DNA of the 16th arrondissement… In harmony with its setting, the hotel has a relaxed, bourgeois and warm ambience complemented by modernist and contemporary works of art, as well as both vintage and designer furniture.
The hotel’s owner was formerly an antique dealer at the Marché Paul Bert of the world-famous Puces de Saint-Ouen flea market and her architect son designed a contemporary decor for her establishment that is totally inspired and in tune with the times. To give our guests ample opportunity to relax, the hotel’s two lounges await with their well-stocked library filled with works on art and literature for the more serious-minded and books and magazines on decoration, cooking and tips on getting the most out of Paris for everyone else! You are welcome to curl up on the soft sofas to enjoy coffee or tea, unless you prefer to sit in the inviting vintage courtyard...
If you like minimalist and contemporary spaces, opt for the quiet and chic attic rooms with their Flos lighting.
