Hana
Franco-Japanese Japonisme: Belle Époque opulence meets wabi-sabi restraint. Dark iroko wood, straw walls, velvet headboards, floral Jacquard silks, paper lantern-inspired light fixtures. Feels like a very chic boudoir designed by someone who has spent serious time in Kyoto.
Book a Deluxe or Prestige room with a Haussmannian balcony for Sacré-Coeur views — worth the upgrade
Why It Matters
The only hotel in Paris's Little Tokyo district, designed by one of the city's most in-demand decorators. The Franco-Japanese fusion goes well beyond surface-level aesthetics — the feng shui-informed room layouts, Lymfea's kobido treatments, a sake bar curated by The Social Food, and a private-hire saltwater pool are all genuinely committed to the concept.
Hotel Hana opened in February 2024 in a restored Haussmannian building in Paris's 2nd arrondissement, right between the Opéra Garnier and the Palais Brongniart. Interior designer Laura Gonzalez and art director Olivier Leone have layered Belle Époque maximalism against Japanese wabi-sabi restraint across 26 rooms — iroko wood panels, straw-lined walls, Pierre Frey rugs, terracotta marble bathrooms — and the effect is maximalist in the best possible sense. The restaurant Hanabi, a subterranean saltwater pool bookable by the hour, and kobido facial treatments from Parisian wellness brand Lymfea make this a genuinely full-stay destination rather than just a place to sleep.
Where You'll Stay
7 room types available
Apartment
The entire seventh floor. Two bedrooms, two wabi-sabi bathrooms (one with a freestanding marble tub), a living room, dining area, and dressing room. The best views in the house — Sacré-Coeur and Rue du Quatre-Septembre. Sleeps up to four, making it the only real family option in the building.
Two Queen Beds · 46 sqm
Classic Double Room
The entry-level room — compact but beautifully resolved. Overlooks Rue du Quatre-Septembre and comes dressed in iroko wood panelling, straw-textured walls, and a velvet headboard. The wabi-sabi bathroom has a walk-in rainfall shower. Small, but you probably won't be spending much time inside.
Queen · 17 sqmDeluxe Balcony
Slightly larger than the Classic, this room faces Rue de Gramont and comes with a small balcony. Same material palette — iroko wood, straw walls, velvet headboard — but with a bit more breathing room.
Queen · 21 sqmDeluxe Double Room
Some of these rooms have Haussmannian balconies facing Rue du Quatre-Septembre — request one specifically if balcony views matter to you. Bathroom here offers either a walk-in rainfall shower or an over-bath shower depending on the unit.
Queen · 23 sqmPrestige Double Room
Steps up to a king bed and adds a writing desk with reading chairs — good if you need to work or just want to settle in properly. Corner position overlooks both Rue du Quatre-Septembre and Rue de Gramont.
King · 28 sqmPrestige Room with Balcony
The sweet spot in the lineup. A king bed, a Haussmannian wrought-iron balcony, corner views over both streets, writing desk, and 32 sqm to work with. These are the rooms Mr & Mrs Smith specifically recommends for the full Parisian morning-croissant-on-the-balcony fantasy.
King · 32 sqmSuite
One of the hotel's proper suites, with a separate living room, dining area, and dressing room. The bathroom is the standout feature here — a freestanding marble bathtub alongside a walk-in rainfall shower. Overlooks Rue du Quatre-Septembre.
Queen · 27 sqmThe Property
Eat & Drink
2 venues on property
Restaurant
Spa & Wellness
Treatment Menu
On Property
How you'll actually spend your days.
The hotel's floral arrangements are designed in ikebana style — the Japanese art of flower arranging. The name 'Hana' itself means 'flower' in Japanese, and the arrangements are a living, rotating part of the hotel's design.
The hotel sits at the edge of Paris's Little Tokyo on Rue Sainte-Anne. Higuma gyoza, Michi sushi counter, Juji-Ya bento shop — it's all within a 5-minute stroll. The concierge can point you in the right direction.
The subterranean heated saltwater pool with counter-current machine can be reserved by the hour for a completely private swim. One of the few options of its kind in central Paris.
Amenities & Practical Info
The details that matter for planning.
All floors accessible by lift. Note: no specially-adapted rooms available for guests with limited mobility.
Available noon–10pm (limited options 10pm–7am). Menu includes okonomi hot dogs, salmon onigiri, and camembert tempura.
Intimate but well-equipped fitness space adjacent to the spa, designed in keeping with the hotel's Zen aesthetic.
Full-size Diptyque toiletries, bathrobes, and slippers in every room.
Private parking at a nearby location, reservation required. €45 per day.
Small, well-behaved dogs and cats welcome in all rooms. €25 per pet per night. Must notify hotel prior to arrival.
Subterranean, heated, saltwater pool with counter-current machine. Bookable by the hour for fully private use — children not admitted.
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