KUBE

KUBE Hotel is tucked away in a quiet street, sheltered from the city's crowds. Its historic façade hides an innovative and "high tech" universe: 41 rooms and suites, THE ICE KUBE (the city's first ice-bar), one lounge bar, 2 state-of-the-art screening rooms as well as a gym.

It is an innovative and trendy hotel, realized by the architect and interior designer Raymond Morel and Christiane Deroy, located in the North of Paris. Behinds its Haussmannian facade, this former town house hides a modern and luxurious decor.

Harmonious and loft like spaces spread around an open-air courtyard reflect its contemporary surroundings and trendy atmosphere.

LOCATION

KUBE Hotel is situated in the heart of the 18th arrondissement, a few steps away from Montmartre.

PROPERTY AMENITIES

* A buffet breakfast is served in the lounge bar from 7 a.m. until noon.
A continental breakfast is also served directly in the rooms.

* Paris' firts ice bar is in the amazing cube, designed around an ice cube motif by Laurent Sadkik and Jérome Foucaud. This bar will captivate you, with its future-retro atmosphere: it is held at a constant temperature of minus 5°C. You will have the possibility to taste vodka, to sip cocktails and participate to the famous aperifood. The bar is open from 6.30 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. It has a capacity of 20 people, and reservation is requested.

* The hotel also has a projection room, a lounge bar, a fitness room.

ROOM AMENITIES

* The large bedrooms are designed for the modern traveller. Each is equipped with digital door openings, multifunction computer (DVD, CD, TV Screen), high-speed Internet access and safe. The furniture incorporates cubic forms and raw materials: wooden chairs, fluorescent stools, synthetic fur curtains, and bedside tables designed to look like ice cubes. There are several suites and junior suites with private terraces on the top floor.

 

 
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