Paris has long been the epicenter of elegance, creativity, and experiential luxury—and in the city’s ever-evolving hotel landscape, a fresh gem has emerged that captures all three. The Miss Fuller Hotel, opened in late 2024 in the prestigious 17th arrondissement, is redefining the modern boutique hotel experience. Artfully blending the grace of Belle Époque design with immersive contemporary artistry, Miss Fuller is not just a place to stay—it’s a place to feel inspired.
Steps from the Arc de Triomphe and within walking distance of the Champs-Élysées, Miss Fuller delivers an intimate, curated escape for travelers who crave cultural richness, bespoke design, and understated luxury. This 48-room hotel is the latest addition to the Drawing Hotels Collection, and it boldly celebrates the artistic spirit of its namesake, Loïe Fuller—a pioneering American dancer known for her radical, expressive performances during the Art Nouveau era.
A Living Canvas of Art Nouveau and Contemporary Design
Miss Fuller occupies a classic Haussmannian building dating back to 1894, its architecture evoking the city’s storied past. But once inside, guests are welcomed into a modern Parisian fairytale. The design vision, led by NIDO architects, merges the elegance of the past with the creativity of the present. Five contemporary artists were invited to transform each floor into a distinct universe, creating a visual narrative that winds through the entire hotel.
Each corridor and guestroom becomes a gallery of its own. The first floor is adorned with lush plant-inspired monochromes by Camille Chastang. On the second, Fabrice Cazenave infuses drama with nocturnal charcoal textures. The third floor brings playful surrealism courtesy of Chloé Dugit-Gros, while Camille Fischer channels serene East Asian landscapes on the fourth. The top floor is reserved for the hotel’s crown jewel—the Suite Duplex Loïe—which showcases a breathtaking fusion of the old and the new.
The lobby and bar, housed beneath a soaring glass rotunda, serve as the hotel’s aesthetic and social core. Artist Raphaëlle Peria’s vivid murals of feathered flora bloom across the walls, echoing Fuller’s dramatic stage costumes and nature-inspired choreography.
Rooms & Suites: Private Retreats with Personality
Miss Fuller Hotel offers 44 rooms and 4 suites, each unique, each indulgent. From cozy singles to spacious duplex accommodations, all rooms feature bespoke wallpaper, curated artwork, and natural light that filters through expansive windows. Select rooms even boast rare Parisian amenities: balconies with views of the Arc de Triomphe.
Expect sleek bathrooms with walk-in Italian showers, Rituals bath products, and premium linens. Rooms are equipped with Nespresso machines, Chromecast-enabled flat screens, and high-speed Wi-Fi—though the atmosphere encourages guests to unplug and let the surroundings do the talking.
The Suite Duplex Loïe, a 52-square-meter two-level space, is a standout for those seeking a heightened sense of exclusivity. Perfect for romantic escapes or solo luxury seekers, it features a grand soaking tub, art installations, and panoramic Paris views.
Wellness and Self-Care, Reimagined
In a city known for its hustle and bustle, Miss Fuller is a sanctuary. The hotel’s private spa includes a sauna and Jacuzzi, offering guests a rare Parisian luxury: quiet rejuvenation in a design-forward setting. In-room massages and wellness treatments are also available upon request.
Fitness enthusiasts will appreciate the modern 24-hour gym, complete with Technogym equipment and tranquil garden views. Whether you’re resetting your jetlag or starting your morning strong, the space is clean, calm, and welcoming.
Dining: Parisian Flavors with a Modern Twist
While Miss Fuller does not house a traditional restaurant, its ground-floor Le Serpentine bar and dining area is a hidden delight. Breakfast is a refined, à la carte affair—think flaky pastries, farm-fresh eggs, and gourmet pancakes, served beneath a dome of natural light. Room service breakfast is also available, perfect for mornings where Paris is best experienced in a robe.
In the evenings, the bar transforms into a gathering space where travelers sip curated cocktails inspired by botanicals and French heritage spirits. The atmosphere is one of laid-back elegance—ideal for unwinding after a day of gallery hopping or boutique shopping.
Location: A Gateway to Parisian Icons
Located on Avenue Mac-Mahon in the 17th arrondissement, Miss Fuller is within walking distance of the Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, and the fashionable Monceau and Ternes neighborhoods. A nearby metro stop connects guests to the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, and Le Marais in under 20 minutes.
Despite its central location, the hotel offers a quiet, residential feel. Tree-lined avenues and classic architecture define the area, making it a tranquil home base for exploring the City of Light.
Guest Experience & Reviews
Miss Fuller has already garnered glowing feedback from travelers worldwide. Guests consistently highlight the impeccable service, artistic interiors, and spa experience as major differentiators. It’s the kind of place where you’re remembered by name, where the concierge takes your curiosity seriously, and where the aesthetic experience is as memorable as the city itself.
One guest wrote: “Miss Fuller isn’t just a hotel—it’s a mood. Every detail was curated for both comfort and creativity.”
Why Miss Fuller Belongs on Your Luxury Travel Radar
Miss Fuller Hotel isn’t simply a place to sleep—it’s a story you live in. With its immersive design, attentive service, and prime location, it checks all the boxes for the modern luxury traveler. Whether you’re in Paris for art, romance, business, or a bit of everything, this boutique gem offers something singular and unforgettable.
For those who seek luxury that’s soulful and intimate rather than ostentatious, Miss Fuller is a dream made tangible. Book your stay, slow down, and experience Paris through a different kind of lens
