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Hôtel Norman
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About Hôtel Norman
A 37-room hotel off the Champs-Élysées, with interiors inspired by graphic artist Norman Ives, a spa and rooms with balconies.
Best for
- Travelers seeking a small design hotel near the Champs-Élysées.
- Couples or families who will use a balcony, connecting rooms or a two-bedroom suite.
Know before you book
Balconies, terraces and Eiffel Tower views depend on the room category and position. Confirm the exact arrangement before booking. Breakfast, parking and pet stays may carry additional charges.
- The hotel
- 37 rooms and suitesA small hotel with a residential approach to its interiors.
- Design
- Norman IvesGraphic art and Paris in the 1960s inform Thomas Vidalenc’s design.
- Wellness
- Spa by OmnisensA plunge pool, sauna and bookable treatments.
Hôtel Norman stands on rue Balzac, just off the Champs-Élysées. Its 37 rooms and suites use wood, wool, leather and abstract art to create a residential setting. The Arc de Triomphe and the shops around avenue George V are convenient reasons to choose this part of Paris.
The smallest rooms measure 20–24 m², while the Deluxe category offers 31 m². Several suites have balconies; the Terrace Suite adds a private rooftop terrace, and the two-bedroom Sky Suite accommodates four. An Eiffel Tower view is limited to some balconies, so request a specific view rather than assuming it comes with every suite.
The Omnisens spa includes a plunge pool and sauna, with treatments available by reservation. The hotel also offers a restaurant and bar, concierge service, valet parking and a private garage. Connecting rooms are available for travelers who need separate sleeping spaces.
Choose the right fit
Rooms at a glance
Compare the hotel’s room categories, then check your preferred configuration and dates when booking.
01 / ROOM CATEGORY
Cozy and Superior
20–24 m² · two guests
Room details
Cozy rooms measure 20–22 m²; Superior rooms measure 20–24 m². Both list a queen-size bed.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe
31 m² · two guests
Room details
A king-size bed and more floor space than the entry categories.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite
38 m² · two to three guests
Room details
The published category includes a queen-size bed and balcony. Confirm the third guest’s bed before booking.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Suite and Terrace Suite
45–46 m²
Room details
The 45 m² Suite has a balcony; the 46 m² Terrace Suite adds a private rooftop terrace.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Sky Suite
57 m² · two bedrooms · four guests
Room details
A king bedroom and a twin bedroom with balconies.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Free Wi-Fi
- Restaurant and bar
- Spa treatments
- Plunge pool
- Sauna
- Connecting rooms
- Valet parking
- Private garage
Spa
The Omnisens spa lists daily opening from 10 am to 10 pm. Reserve treatments and confirm access arrangements before your stay.
Concierge
The concierge can help arrange visits and activities around Paris.
Parking
Valet service and a private garage are available. Ask about availability and charges when reserving.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
From Hôtel de Vigny to a tribute to Norman Ives
The address at 9 rue Balzac previously operated as Hôtel de Vigny. Its conversion to Norman introduced a different identity: a small contemporary hotel looking to the visual culture of the 1960s. The older name remains useful when checking historic references, but refers to the same property.[1]
Architect and interior designer Thomas Vidalenc conceived the hotel as a tribute to Norman Ives, the American artist and graphic designer associated with modernism. The reference is a design inspiration: abstract compositions and carefully chosen furniture give the rooms their character.[2]
The interiors combine hardwood floors, wool curtains, rosewood, leather and abstract paintings. Rooms are arranged with the feel of individual Paris apartments, and the public rooms evoke a collector’s residence. The 37-key scale supports that intimate approach.[3]
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Places to discover nearby
Before you go
Useful questions, clear answers
Does Norman have a swimming pool?
The spa has a plunge pool and sauna. It is a wellness facility rather than a full-size swimming pool.
Can I book a balcony or terrace?
Several suites include balconies, and the Terrace Suite has a private rooftop terrace. Only some balconies offer an Eiffel Tower view.
Are there rooms for families?
The hotel offers connecting rooms and a two-bedroom Sky Suite for four guests. Confirm the bed arrangement and occupancy with the hotel.
Is this the former Hôtel de Vigny?
Yes. The rue Balzac property now operates as Hôtel Norman.
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Image credits
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