Le Burgundy Paris *****
Few people know it, but the Hotel Le Burgundy Paris opened its doors in 1850. The Madeleine district, then booming, was one of the capital's liveliest, with its theaters, cafés, delicatessens and luxury boutiques.
Although the origin of the hotel's name remains a mystery to this day, given the Anglomania fashionable at the time, it's a safe bet that "Burgundy" was chosen to satisfy the clientele of Victorian England, which was very present in Paris.
A unique Parisian address, Le Burgundy Paris combines the excellence and discretion of its service with the contemporary ambience of its eclectic decor. The architecture, using the finest materials, serves as a showcase for the works of art on display in each of this 5-star hotel's rooms.
