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Hilton is set to open a new hotel in Paris this spring, introducing its luxury LXR Hotels & Resorts collection to the city for the first time.
The Sax Paris hotel will be located in the 7th Arrondissement and will represent the first-ever LXR hotel in France, according to Hilton. Currently, Hilton operates 15 LXR hotels worldwide in destinations such as Las Vegas, Hawaii, Arizona, Japan, and Doha.
The company also has plans to expand its LXR properties to Morocco, Italy, and Japan.
"Each LXR property is carefully hand-picked to ensure that it offers its own enchanting pedigree, story and character that is steeped in the originality of its locale, and Sax Paris is no exception with its unique architectural design and beautiful surroundings," David Heijligers, Hilton's managing director of development in France and Benelux said.
"As one of the world's major business hubs and leading tourist destinations," he continued. "we're delighted to be expanding our Parisian portfolio and look forward to welcoming guests soon. "
Once open, Sax Paris will offer 118 rooms ranging from king rooms at 258 square feet - some with city views - to two- and three-bedroom suites over 1 ,000 square feet with separate living rooms equipped with amenities like all- chrome espresso machines. The rooms will also be pet-friendly.
Travelers can enjoy views of the Paris skyline from the hotel's rooftop terrace or visit nearby iconic sites like the Eiffel Tower (just over a mile away) and Le Bon Marche (less than a mile away). Guests can also relax in an outdoor plunge pool or book spa appointments at the property which features a ground-floor library bar as well as a Japanese restaurant on its top floor.
The Sax Paris is currently accepting reservations for stays starting June 15th with rates beginning at $426 per night or 92 ,000 Hilton Honors points per night for July through August according to searches on their website.
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