Alongside a selection of original works of sculpture and painting, the Duc de Morny Library of the hotel invites you to discover its collection of more than 3,000 old books, including valuable first editions. A tribute to culture paid in a place just ten minutes from the Louvre, opposite the Grand Palais and close to the main monuments of Paris.

A rare in-depth experience in the art of living like a Parisian, with a splendid Haussmann-style building as “home”, just opposite two proud symbols of the capital: the Trocadero and the Eiffel Tower. Not forgetting the added joy of being able to just walk to the nearby Palais de Tokyo or the Guimet Museum. All the apartments have a library and can be decorated with custom-made works of art. Culture as a way of life.

Admire the multicolored stained-glass windows created by artist Ara Starck from the glass elevator, before going out on the quays to discover the monumental sculptures scattered throughout the city with its countless museums and art galleries. In Zurich, there is life after banking…

The hotel regularly hosts temporary exhibitions of the finest contemporary artists, a way of contributing to Geneva’s intense cultural life. The city itself has more than 220 monuments and works of art to discover while strolling through the streets.

The atmosphere and decoration of the hotel revive the arty chic 1950s French Riviera spirit, in the vicinity of the region’s artistic foundations and open-air exhibitions. From the lobby to the patio-bar, signed artworks, antique objects and unique custom-made pieces celebrate the genius of artists such as Cocteau and Roger Capron.

In addition to being the nation’s seat of government, Bern is also a cultural capital with some of Switzerland’s most renowned museums and galleries. This is an opportunity to admire prestigious collections in sites featuring unique architecture – like that of this hotel, as reflected by the Art Nouveau dome overlooking the entrance hall of a historic building that has been one of the city’s prominent landmarks for 150 years.

The Monte Rosa has been the embodiment of Swiss hospitality since 1839. Alexandre Seiler’s traditional wooden chalet was initially the preferred address of mountaineering pioneers in the second half of the 19^th century. It became internationally famous and was transformed into a splendidly appointed luxury hotel during the Belle Epoque. It remains to this day a gateway to a prestigious past.