Deluxe Room, Brach Paris, Evok Collection, Paris, Brach Paris - Evok Collection, Paris

A room-sized expression of the hotel's whole design idea

The Deluxe Room at Brach Paris is 32 square meters, built for up to three guests, with one bedroom and one bathroom arranged with the same restraint that defines the rest of the hotel. This is not a reduced version of the suites above it, it is the same architectural language, the same raw material palette, the same considered proportions, scaled to a more compact footprint. For a traveler who wants Starck's residential aesthetic without the extra square meters, this is the room that makes the case.

The space and flow

At 32 square meters, the room holds its bedroom and bathroom in close, efficient proximity, with a dressing room offering a clear separation between sleeping and storage. Hardwood parquet runs throughout, giving the room a warmth that tile or carpet rarely achieves. Soundproofing is built into the room's fabric, not added as an afterthought, so the quiet street view outside is matched by genuine acoustic calm inside.

Design and finishes

The bathroom offers both a bath and a separate shower, finished with the same understated material language found across the hotel: natural tones, no excess ornament. Bathrobes, slippers, and a full set of free toiletries, including shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, are standard. A desk sits ready for work, and the wardrobe or closet, paired with the dressing room, gives real capacity for longer stays rather than overnight visits alone.

The view and outdoors

From this room, Paris shows its quieter register: a city view framed by the Haussmann geometry of the 16th arrondissement, with the street below carrying residential calm rather than traffic noise. Natural light reaches the room without the interruptions of a busier thoroughfare, consistent with the hotel's choice of location near the Bois de Boulogne and the Seine.

Who is this for?

You are visiting Paris for a design pilgrimage and want Starck's interior logic without committing to a suite-level footprint. You are traveling with a partner or a child, drawn by the crib and children's books and DVDs available on request, and need a room that still delivers soundproofed privacy. You are a long-stay guest who values a dressing room and hardwood floors over a larger but less considered layout.

La Suite's verdict

The Deluxe Room is the most accessible way into Brach Paris's design proposition, and it does not dilute it. The parquet floor has the kind of warmth that photographs undersell, you feel it before you notice it. For a city view room in the 16th arrondissement, the acoustic isolation is the real luxury here: close the door and the street disappears entirely. This is not the room for guests chasing square footage, but for those who understand that Starck's discipline applies equally at every scale, it is the clearest, most efficient entry point into the hotel's logic.