Inside the New Le Roch Hôtel & Spa Designed by Sarah Lavoine

Ideally located near the Jardin des Tuileries, Le Roch Hôtel & Spa Paris is a 5-star hotel where neat decoration and elegant atmosphere meet. Designed by the architect and interior designer Sarah Lavoine, this is an exceptional boutique hotel that just needs to be discovered.

As sophisticated as it is welcoming, as stylish as it is casual, Le Roch Hôtel & Spa upholds a rare equilibrium between the comfortable feel of a home and the world-class services of a 5-star establishment. This 37 room Paris hotel is a place apart from the capital’s usual hotels.

To design this hospitality project, the architect and interior decorator was inspired by the codes of the Parisian style and magnified them. Attentive to detail, which was pushed to its extreme, Sarah Lavoine took great care not only in the choice of colors but also in the furniture, which she partially designed.

Through a clever play of lights and materials, the designer has mixed her signature colors with finesse: a deep black with soft pastels, the Blue Sarah, and a bright red brick. The result? An elegant, welcoming place with a cozy and friendly atmosphere.

A cozy and welcoming lobby area

In the small reception room, there’s an atmosphere skillfully subdued. Here, a bench and two armchairs upholstered in velvet pair with a carpet with motifs. On the wall, a large library occupies the space in style. The whole space is highlighted by vibrant blues. A few meters away, the lobby and its impressive library offer a beautiful relaxation area reserved for visitors in transit, as well as the guests of the adjoining bar.

Rooms and suites decorated with care by Sarah Lavoine

Conceived like real Parisian apartments, the 32 rooms and 5 suites of Le Roch offer generous amenities, ranging from 20 to 47 m2. Very bright, they combine elegance and contemporary chic in warm ambiances. Decorated according to 5 color codes close to Sarah Lavoine, they mix powdered pink, black and white, saffron yellow, pistachio green, not to mention the unmistakable Blue Sarah.

In subtle touches in the bedroom, on the headboards in two-tone fabric, velvet, carpets made by the designer and edited by Chevalier Éditions, or the curtains, the colors blend. On the ground, the fine walnut parquet flooring warms the atmosphere. Finally, in the bathrooms, white or black Carrara marble and Moroccan zelliges invite guests to relax.

An intimate restaurant with plenty of light

In order to contrast with the deep tones of the first spaces, Sarah Lavoine invited the light of day on the restaurant making the most of a magnificent glass roof. If we raise our heads, a glimpse of the outside garden is offered to us. In harmony with the roundness of the skylight, the center of the room revolves around a few benches in navy blue velvet, also arranged along the walls. The chairs with their pastel notes will make this decor both chic and relaxed. In the kitchen, we find young chef Arnaud Faye – rewarded to date with 2 Michelin stars.

A patio and a terrace to enjoy the beautiful days

The inner courtyard adopts a more bistro but always chic spirit. And, from above, the terrace of the Roch allows guests to enjoy the light of day and sunbathe.

Relax and rejuvenate at the Roch spa area

In the basement of the hotel, there’s a place dedicated to well-being! If the indoor pool promises good moments of relaxation, the Codage spa and its tailor-made treatment card will inspire every guest.

“When I approach a project, I think about its inscription in time. My goal is to create harmony and simplicity for people, things, and places.”
– SARAH LAVOINE –

The very Parisian Sarah Lavoine tells a special story with her creative vision for Le Roch Hôtel & Spa. This establishment in which she has developed the soul, style and decor is actually located in her own adopted neighborhood, where she lives, works and finds inspiration. With her aesthetic sense and superb craftsmanship, she finds true expression in all aspects of creativity that interest and inspires her, whether that be color, furniture and authentic objects, pure materials or simple lines. The hotel’s various living spaces are refined, yet warm and welcoming.

The art of simplicity rather than ostentatious splendor is both the designer’s and the hotel’s conception of luxury. It was around this idea that the hotel was conceived.

A place with an unmistakably Parisian ambiance, where guests can discover the charming hospitality of a remarkably committed team and where the level of comfort and amenities are distinctly upscale. A place with a courtyard garden and a sunny terrace, a spa and a swimming pool bathed in daylight. Don’t just imagine the hotel of your dreams: live it.