Nestled in the heart of Neuilly-sur-Seine, rue Paul Déroulède hides an unsuspected treasure: 5 Particulier, a boutique hotel that far exceeds traditional expectations.

More than just a hotel or a mansion, Le 5 Particulier is a true country retreat in the heart of the city, offering its guests an intimate and exclusive experience, far from the hustle and bustle of <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/travel/l-elysee-montmartre-hotel-elegance-boheme-in-the-heart-of-the-parisian-music-scene" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Paris</a>.&nbsp;

A secret hotel, a haven of tranquility

Le 5 Particulier stands out for its unique and discreet atmosphere, which cannot be guessed from the street. Sheltered from the urban hustle and bustle, the hotel is ideally located between Avenue de Gaulle and the Jardin d'Acclimatation , very close to the Fondation Louis Vuitton, offering its visitors the opportunity to enjoy the city while remaining away from its hustle and bustle. But its real asset lies in its reinvented garden-terrace , a true haven of peace designed by landscaper Christophe Gautrand , known for his work at the <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/travel/mandarin-oriental-mayfair-landmark-london-hotel" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Mandarin Oriental</a> and the H&ocirc;tel Les Airelles in Versailles. This garden, where elegance blends with simplicity, invites you to relax and get away from it all, with breathtaking views of the surrounding nature.

Built in 1865 by the architect Gustave Gridaine , 5 Particulier was not originally a hotel, but a bourgeois house in the heart of western Paris. This location, at the crossroads of the history of the region&#39;s famous Folies , gives the hotel a very special character. These follies, small pleasure residences of Parisian notables, were places of escape where the Parisian elite retreated for a weekend outside the capital. Today, the city of Neuilly, faithful to its past, is reintroducing the concept of the Folies with an ambitious architectural project. 5 Particulier , although not strictly speaking a Folie, has drawn inspiration from this heritage to restore the hotel&#39;s intimate and warm character. Its recent renovation in 2021 highlighted its past, while adding a touch of modernity with spectacular elements, such as the gallery adorned with a masterful light fixture, designed by artist Andreea Braescu.

The soul of 5 Particulier lies in its ability to make you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The rooms, completely renovated in 2021, are a model of discreet refinement, with a contemporary style and particular attention paid to materials. Divided into six categories, they offer soothing views of the hotel's private garden and are equipped with modern amenities: showers and bathtubs, Codage bath products, Nespresso coffee ... Every detail has been thought out to guarantee comfort and serenity to travelers in search of tranquility.
The hotel's architecture, consisting of three buildings around a central gallery, creates an intimate and family atmosphere, far from the impersonal grand hotel. In 2023, a project led by Studio Friedmann &amp; Versace took the experience even further, giving the establishment an even more cozy and refined dimension. Le 5 Particulier is no longer just a hotel, but a true country retreat accessible less than 10 minutes from the Champs-&Eacute;lys&eacute;es, a promise of escape without leaving Paris.

Casetta, a Mediterranean culinary odyssey

Le 5 Particulier not only offers an exceptional hotel experience, it also invites its guests on an unforgettable taste journey in its Casetta restaurant. This place, a true homage to Italy, offers authentic, generous and refined Mediterranean cuisine. From morning to dinner, the flavors of the south blend with fresh, seasonal produce, with particular attention to sustainable agriculture. The menu, which changes with the seasons, offers dishes that combine French tradition and Italian influences, while respecting the seasonality of the products. The vegetarian option is of course in the spotlight.
The culinary experience continues on the 100 m&sup2; terrace, designed by Christophe Gautrand. This green setting, a true floral cocoon, offers a peaceful setting where elegance and nature blend. With its floral fabrics and cozy atmosphere, Casetta invites its visitors to savor every moment, at lunchtime, snack time or dinner, in an environment that is both chic and relaxed.

Le 5 Particulier, a showcase of exclusivity

Le 5 Particulier embodies a new vision of hospitality, where the spirit of the country house combines with modernity and exception. A secret, intimate, and above all deeply human place, where every detail has been thought out to guarantee a unique experience, far from the noise of the city. Whether for a family getaway, a romantic weekend or a business trip, this discreet and refined hotel is transformed into a place of rejuvenation, both anchored in its history and resolutely turned towards the future. A true haven of peace, both secret and open to the outside world , where time seems to stand still.

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Le 5 Particulier: a secret hotel with timeless charm, between tradition and modernity

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