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ESPRIT DE FRANCE

Hotels inspired by the spirit of the place

For 25 years Esprit de France has implemented a certain philosophy in its hotels. Whether the hotel is several centuries old or not, it has a history, it reflects an era.
While keeping up with technologies to satisfy even the most demanding clients, Esprit de France maintains, renovates and creates establishments that carry on “the spirit of the place”, an atmosphere that keeps it alive.

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Summer spirit in Paris...

In Paris, streets and gardens are recovering after a bitter winter.
Atmosphere is in full bloom… and it is time to think of fine days.
Book a summer escapade in Paris!

The hôtels Esprit de France thought of you to propose some summer offers.

The 4th night is free from mid July to the end of August at Hôtel Brighton, Hôtel Mansart and Hôtel des Saints Pères. Discover additional summer offers at Hotel d’Orsay, Hôtel Aiglon, Hôtel de la Place du Louvre and Hôtel Parc Saint Severin.

Esprit de France is also glad to celebrate spring with the launch of a Facebook page.
Join the Esprit de France community to keep in contact with hotels and bandy with fans.

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Events and culture

Exhibitions
Claude Monet 1840-1926
“Claude Monet 1840-1926″ Grand Palais From September 22nd to January 24th 2010 This is THE exhibition of the end of the year in Paris! The Grand Palais presents 200 works of art from the father of Impressionism; the largest retrospective of Claude Monet for 30 years (the last one was in 1980). Attachment to nature, continuous repetition treated through [...]
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Other outings
Creative Spirit: Hotel Aiglon
Today in the Creative Spirit section, enjoy a drawing signed by a customer who left a deep footprint at the Hotel Aiglon. This is the British drawer and cartoonist Ronald Searle who designed this flying cat “Chataiglon”. Mr Searle spent his career working for the New Yorker and Life magazine expressing his satirical eye on society. [...]
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