The first surprise of Madame Rêve is the entrance, located at 48 rue du Louvre. At the corner of this immense stone façade is a small door, intimate and confidential, to be better prepared for the surprise when you enter the impressive lobby-café-restaurant, Kitchen, where you can enjoy contemporary French cuisine imagined by two-star chef Stéphanie Le Quellec. Another surprise awaits you when you take the elevator to the third floor. You arrive on the hotel bedroom floor and discover 82 rooms and suites with breathtaking views of Paris and the huge planted glass rooftop on the top pf the building. Here again, the French know-how was honored by the owner. The woodwork has been worked in walnut and the floors in oak. The Zelliges mosaics were made to measure and heavy velvet curtains cover the windows. The furniture was likewise designed by Laurent Taïeb with marbled and golden-brown notes, a nod to one of Andrée Putman’s moto: “Life must be golden.” Dressed warmly in wood, all rooms offer an enveloping and luxurious dimension and most open onto a terrace, which is extremely rare for a Parisian hotel. On the same floor, opening into a green patio, La Plume and its Japanese-inspired cuisine by Benjamin Six offers an exceptional panoramic view of the City of Light. The Madame Rêve Hotel is right in the center of the city and in the sky – a truly unique discovery for all lovers of Paris.