Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opera

Between the mythical Opéra Garnier, the department stores and Le Louvre, Le Sofitel SCribe Paris Opera has been beating the vibrant rhythm of Paris for more 150 years. Built in 1861 as part of the creation of the Opera district, Le Scribe is chosen from the outset as the seat of the prestigious Jockey Club. In 1871, the building occupies the site of the first Louis Vuitton boutique. In 1895, the Lumière brothers present the world’s first cinema screening while many artists and celebrities live there like Josephine Baker who made it his Parisian residence until 1968. A key player in Parisian life, Le Scribe has writtena new page of its history led by the French designer Tristan Auer. In the new rooms designed like apartments, the two restaurants and the bar, the meeting rooms, the spa, Tristan Auer combines the “Men’s Club” spirit, legacies of the Jockey Club with the feminine world of the Parisian woman, sparkling, elegant and sensible… Nestled in the heart of the right bank, the hotel is ideally just located steps away from the Opera Garnier, Place Vendôme and exclusive department stores. At the center of one of the most beautiful and prestigious districts of the capital, the hotels’ location is second to none. What will you choose? The splendor of the opera house, the hustle and bustle of department stores, the treasures of the Louvre or the mysteries of the historical Parisian arcades? Welcome to Le Scribe, the most Parisian Art of Living.