At the Hotel Indigo® Paris - Opéra hotel in Paris city centre, plush velvet and twinkling lights reflect our neighbourhood’s deep-rooted connection to theatre and the arts. Bespoke murals in our glamorous guest rooms and spa-inspired bathrooms with dressing room-style mirrors capture the essence of our local theatrical tradition, while complimentary WiFi and iPod stations ensure that modern comforts are not forgotten. Our terrace wine bar overlooks a quiet traffic-free street, and you can dine amid shimmering glass in our La Table du VII restaurant.
Outside, magnificent venues like the Opéra Garnier and Théâtre Edouard VII sit between pavement cafés, hidden arcades, live music venues and chic boutiques. The free smartphone we provide in your room will make sure you don’t miss a thing.
Our on-site fitness gym includes a treadmill, two cycles and a multistation unit.
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Ever since legendary 17th-century playwright Molière developed his craft here, our neighbourhood has been synonymous with theatre. Driven by innovators like Pierre Beaumarchais and suffused with dramatic culture, over the centuries this quirky quartier has given birth to legendary venues like the Théâtre Edouard VII, edgy production houses and lesser-known theatrical gems, hidden away in its ornate 19th-century passages.
Today, it remains a bastion of entertainment, whether it’s live performances by international stars at Olympia and the Casino de Paris, opera and ballet at the lavish Opéra Garnier, or cabaret at the Folies Bergère. Molière’s enduring legacy is honoured in the theatrical flourishes at our boutique hotel, right at the centre of the action in the city’s dramatic heart.
Unveil the secrets of the perfume trade at Musée du Parfum Fragonard, a sensory extravaganza set in a 19th-century theatre. Here you’ll find ancient Egyptian relics, apothecary jars and exquisite lapis-and-diamond jewelled bottles. Join a workshop with an expert perfumer, or test your 'nose' before creating your own signature scent.
Stretching along elegant Boulevard Haussman, the elegant grande dame of Parisian department stores offers thousands of luxury brands from Agnès B to Zenith under its spectacular stained-glass dome. Browse for designer fashion, eat an indulgent lunch in the gourmet hall, or spoil yourself with the services of a personal shopper.
The peerless art collections at this vast, Seine-side marble-clad palace are a feast for your eyes. There’s enough to keep you busy for days, so cherry pick for works by Monet, Renoir and Michelangelo alongside world-famous masterpieces like the “Mona Lisa” and the “Venus de Milo”. Midweek evenings are a good bet to avoid the crowds.
The colonnaded 19th-century Opéra is the top spot in Paris to see world-class opera and dance. Stroll beneath glittering chandeliers in the sumptuous marble foyer, and sashay up the stairs to the horseshoe-shaped auditorium. You’ll find a whirl of red velvet seats and gilded balconies topped with Marc Chagall’s spine-tingling ceiling.
Since opening in 1893, this venerable music hall has hosted legends from Edith Piaf to The Rolling Stones, and its scarlet, mirror-lined halls are infused with Parisian glamour. Be sure to admire the Billiard Room’s ornate tiled murals before joining chic crowds to watch global rock stars, French chansons or a thrilling circus performance.
Catch everything from French classics to international contemporary plays at this legendary cultural hotspot, right on the hotel's doorstep. Don't worry if your language skills are rusty - it offers English subtitles for its performances. Make a night of it and dine in the photo-lined Café Guitry, or on the terrace in summer.
If light opera, musical theatre and magic shows appeal, book a ticket at this famously beautiful theatre, two minutes' walk from our hotel. Join an elegant crowd amid chandeliers and enormous Art Nouveau windows for a pre-show drink in the first-floor bar, then settle back in a lavish Italianate auditorium.
The opulent three-tiered arena at this century-old venue, all deep red with gilt-edged balconies, has staged everything from Russian ballet to British punk. Now it’s the place to catch a big-name Broadway musical such as “Grease” or “Cats”. Order Champagne for the interval, then revel in a bit of old-fashioned music hall magic.
Take a seat for a romantic lunch or a pre-show dinner among gleaming mirrors and sparkling contemporary chandeliers in our chic hotel restaurant. Indulge in classic onion soup or beef Entrecôte, paired with inspiring modern and traditional wines, and watch through picture windows as the scene unfolds in the quiet street below.
After a day of sightseeing or shopping, there’s no better place for a glass of chilled Sauvignon or a refreshing cold beer than the intimate wine bar on our ground floor. Take a seat in the sun and watch the world go by from the outdoor terrace, and if you’re feeling peckish, order yourself a treat from La Table du VII's menu.
Intimate tables and mirror-lined walls lend an air of discreet elegance to this cool pizzeria. You don’t have to be a superstar avoiding the cameras to dine here, but you can imagine that you are. Don your biggest shades and hit the secluded terrace to share a platter of antipasti, a huge pizza or creamy red mullet risotto.
This classic bistro, a well-known spot since the early 1900s, has an air of agreeable bustle and a lengthy list of sophisticated French wines. Savour delicacies such as frogs legs Provençale, sole Meunière and crêpes sautées Suzette in its elegant white-walled interior, on a plush red-velvet banquette or at the long zinc bar.