Hôtel de Sers

Back in 1880, the splendours of the Second Empire were making way for the glory days of the Belle Époque. The Marquis de Sers, an officer, politician, and above all a man of the world, drew inspiration from these two influences to design his residence close to the Champs Élysées. Over the years, while always retaining its original spirit, the building has undergone various modifications and expansions in response to changing needs linked to the evolution of the surrounding district and the expectations of the hotel’s clientele.
Today, the hotel is a flamboyant symbol of classic French style, seamlessly incorporating modern-day technology and services.
Take space and light, glass and marble, cosy atmosphere and trendy interior design, discerning Parisians and international travellers. Shake them all up, and the result is the S’bar.
The restaurant’s mirror effects continue the theme, intriguing the eyes and enchanting the heart. The patio too, sheltered in winter and open to the skies in summer, is a haven of peace, far from the bustling city streets. Take the opportunity to sample a beautifully presented platter of three caviars, complemented by a glass of vintage champagne and carefully selected accompaniments.