Need to know
Rooms
26, including one suite.
Check–Out
11.30am, but flexible, subject to availability. Earliest check-in, 3pm.
More details
Rates exclude breakfast, but a Continental spread with pastries from Lalos bakery and additional Hanabi-style dishes are available for €33 (a head).
Also
All floors of the hotel are accessible via the lift, but unfortunately there are no specially-adapted rooms for guests with limited mobility.
Please note
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At the hotel
Lounge, charged laundry service, plug adaptors and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV, air-conditioning, minibar, Nespresso coffee machine, tea-making kit, bathrobes, slippers and Diptyque bath products.
Our favourite rooms
Try to bag one of the Deluxe or Prestige rooms with a Haussmanian balcony for living out those Parisian fantasies (you know, bidding the Sacré-Coeur ‘bonjour’ as you take your morning croissant on the terrace). The Apartment takes over the entire seventh étage, and is one of a handful of suites with a freestanding marble tub (bubbles and sensual aromas courtesy of Diptyque).
Poolside
A whimsical, spiralled ladder serves as a stairway to the heavenly indoor pool set in the hotel’s subterranean spa. Dips in its heated saltwaters (featuring a counter-current machine) are a rare treat in the French capital, so it’s worth lingering a while.
Spa
Experts from Parisian wellness brand, Lymfea, are on hand for Japanese-inspired treatments, offering kobido facial massages, reiki, and reflexology sessions scented with green tea and yuzu. The two spa cabins are meditative spaces cocooned in marble, stone and wood, which extend into an equally Zen fitness room.
Packing tips
Embrace the Far Eastern energy with some patterned silk numbers or by adding an obi belt over your outfit.
Also
True to the Japanese meaning behind the hotel’s name (‘hana’ translates to ‘flower’), the floral arrangements are an artful take on ikebana style.
Pet‐friendly
Small, well behaved dogs (and cats) are welcome to stay in any room here for €25 (a night, each pet), and you'll need to let the hotel know ahead of arrival. See more pet-friendly hotels in Paris.
Children
Mini Smiths of all ages are welcome (except in the indoor pool), but not especially catered to. Small families can spread out in the Apartment, which sleeps up to four.
Sustainability efforts
Hotel Hana is part of the Chapter Six collection, which runs various initiatives supporting health through sponsorship of research institutes and foundations, as well as the Margency Children's Hospital of the Red Cross. Back at the hotel, protocols are in place to limit food waste, reduce packaging, and minimise plastic consumption.