Suite Georges, Brach Paris, Eiffel Tower view and jacuzzi, Brach Paris - Evok Collection, Paris

A suite built for the long look toward the tower

Suite Georges occupies 70 m² on a scale that reads as apartment rather than hotel room. The volume is generous for a three-person configuration, giving the one-bedroom layout room to breathe: a distinct seating area, a dressing room, and sightlines toward the Eiffel Tower that anchor the entire space. This is the suite to choose when the view itself is the reason for the stay, not an afterthought to it.

The space and flow

The one-bedroom configuration separates sleeping quarters from the living area, allowing the seating zone to function independently, for a quiet evening with the sofa pulled toward the window, or for receiving someone without opening the bedroom door. The extra-long bed (over 80 inches) sits in its own defined zone, and a fold-up bed and crib option extend the suite to family use without altering its proportions. Soundproofing throughout keeps the 16th arrondissement's residential calm intact, and interconnecting rooms are available for those who need to extend the footprint further.

Design and finishes

Hardwood parquet runs underfoot, consistent with Starck's material language elsewhere in the hotel: raw textures, considered proportions, nothing decorative for its own sake. The bathroom is a full wet-and-dry program, a separate bath and shower, with free toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, body soap), bathrobes, slippers, and a hairdryer. A desk and dedicated seating area support longer stays or quiet work, while the wardrobe and dressing room give the suite genuine storage depth rather than a token closet.

The view and outdoors

The Eiffel Tower view is the suite's defining asset. From the seating area, the tower sits in the window as a fixed point against the Haussmann rooftops of the 16th arrondissement, a quiet, low-rise foreground that lets the monument read clearly rather than compete with the skyline. The private hot tub in the suite turns that same view into an evening ritual: the jacuzzi positioned to be used with the tower visible, not tucked into a windowless corner.

Who is this for

You are marking an anniversary and want the Eiffel Tower present in the room itself, not just glimpsed from a rooftop bar. You are traveling with a partner and a young child, where the fold-up bed and crib option let the suite flex without sacrificing the separate living zone. You are staying several nights in Paris and want a base residential enough, with a desk, dressing room, and real storage, to work from the suite rather than escape it.

La Suite's verdict

Suite Georges earns its place on the view alone: an unobstructed Eiffel Tower sightline paired with a private hot tub is a rare combination at this size. The parquet underfoot has the particular give of real hardwood, not veneer, and it changes how the whole room feels underfoot at 2am. For 70 m² in the 16th arrondissement, this is a considered, quietly confident proposition, not the largest suite in Paris, but one of the most precisely composed.