Executive Room, Brach Paris, Evok Collection, Paris, Brach Paris - Evok Collection, Paris

A compact statement of Starck's residential logic

The Executive Room measures 37 m², a scale that favors precision over excess. This is not a room stretched to impress, it is a room calibrated to function: one bedroom, one bathroom, capacity for three. The same design language that runs through Brach Paris's top-floor suites, raw materials, considered proportions, an understated palette, is present here at a more intimate register, proving the hotel's consistency rather than diluting it.

The space and flow

At 37 m², the room holds a single bedroom and private bathroom, with a desk positioned for focused work and a dressing room that keeps the sleeping area uncluttered. A fold-up bed and crib are available, extending the room's use to a family of three without altering its proportions. Hardwood floors run underfoot throughout, grounding the space in material honesty rather than ornament. The room is reachable by elevator or stairs, and sits on upper floors, away from ground-level circulation.

Design and finishes

The palette stays within Starck's understated register: natural materials, a restrained color story, and furniture chosen for proportion rather than decoration. The private bathroom is equipped with a shower, free toiletries, shampoo, conditioner, and body soap, with bathrobe and slippers completing the ritual. An emergency cord in the bathroom and hypoallergenic pillow options reflect a level of attention usually reserved for larger suites. A safety deposit box and laptop safe are built into the room's practical logic.

The view and outdoors

The room opens onto a quiet street view over the 16th arrondissement's Haussmann geometry, with the option of a city view depending on orientation. This is not a room angled toward spectacle, it is angled toward calm: the residential scale of the neighborhood, close to the Bois de Boulogne and the Seine, filters directly into the room's atmosphere. Soundproofing throughout reinforces that quiet, making the window a frame rather than a source of noise.

Who is this for?

You are visiting Paris for a short, design-focused stay and want a room where the architecture does the talking, without needing the scale of a full suite. You are traveling with a child and need a crib or fold-up bed without sacrificing the quiet of an upper floor. You work remotely and need a proper desk and reliable soundproofing before you give your attention to the hotel's spa and pool downstairs.

La Suite's verdict

The Executive Room is the most disciplined entry point into Brach Paris's design logic: no excess, no filler, just Starck's material language at a human scale. The quiet street view does real work here, this is a room for travelers who want the 16th arrondissement's residential calm over the churn of central Paris. Our one observation: the hardwood floors carry sound differently than carpet would, so the soundproofing specification is not decorative, it is load-bearing for the room's sense of calm. For the price point, it is hard to find this level of material consistency in a room this size.