Deluxe Twin Suite, Le Metropolitan Paris Tour Eiffel, Paris, Le Metropolitan Paris Tour Eiffel, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel, Paris

A composed 42 m² on a quiet street

The Deluxe Twin Suite occupies 42 m² within Le Metropolitan Paris Tour Eiffel, a hotel that counts only 48 rooms and suites across the whole property. This is not a suite built to perform for the street below: its orientation faces a quiet street view, a deliberate counterpoint to the Eiffel Tower outlooks found elsewhere in the hotel's five suite categories. Here, the volume is the argument. Two guests, two beds, one bathroom, and enough square meters to actually move through the space rather than around it.

The space and flow

At 42 m², the suite holds one bedroom and one bathroom, sized for two people without compromise. The single-room air conditioning gives independent control over the climate of this one contained volume, a detail that matters more than it sounds: this is a suite designed as one coherent zone, not a corridor of subdivided rooms. Upper floor access is by elevator, keeping arrival discreet and the circulation of the hotel's compact 48 keys unobtrusive.

Design and finishes

The interior carries François Champsaur's signature restraint: a warm, residential register closer to an apartment on Place de Mexico than a conventional hotel floor. The private bathroom is fitted with both a bath and a separate shower, stocked with free toiletries, shampoo, body soap, and a shower cap, alongside fresh towels. A desk sits ready for correspondence or a quiet morning with coffee from the in-room machine, while the flat-screen TV, alarm clock, and wake-up service round out a room built for precision rather than excess.

The view and outdoors

From this suite, the city recedes. The quiet street view places you inside the hush of the 16th arrondissement rather than its traffic, a few steps from Trocadéro and within walking distance of the Champs Elysées. Light enters without the distraction of a busier outlook, suited to guests who prioritize calm over panorama.

Who is this for?

You are traveling with a colleague or a sibling and need two proper beds, not a pull-out sofa disguised as a second sleeping arrangement. You are a design-literate couple who wants Champsaur's interiors and the hotel's indoor pool and hammam, but prefers a quiet street outlook over a tower view. You are passing through Paris for business, value the discretion of the 16th arrondissement, and want a desk and a bath at the end of the day rather than a view to admire.

La Suite's verdict

The Deluxe Twin Suite is the quiet, rational choice inside a hotel otherwise known for its Eiffel Tower sightlines. At 42 m², the proportions are generous for a twin configuration, and the bath and shower combination in the bathroom is a detail many Paris suites at this scale skip entirely. This is the suite for travelers who read Le Metropolitan's residential ambition correctly: understated, well-built, and unconcerned with putting on a show.