70s-Inspired Hotel L’Aventure Opens its Doors
A favourite haunt of artists, musicians, models and dreamers in the 1980s, the Hôtel L’Aventure is now being reborn in a contemporary style that honours its legendary past. Designed by Vincent Darré, the hotel extends the experience of the restaurant and club, conceived by Martin Brudnizki and inaugurated in January 2025. Conveniently located near the Champs-Élysées, yet sheltered from the hustle and bustle, L’Aventure spans five floors, accessible by a grand staircase, and boasts fifteen rooms and suites with views overlooking the Arc de Triomphe or the rooftops of Paris. In keeping with the Costes signature style, the restaurant’s menu combines sophistication with fine Parisian dining. The décor is sumptuous, blending velvet, brocade, and trompe-l’œil, softened by carpet inspired by the Arts Décoratifs. L’Aventure also aims to be a hub where art, fashion, and music come together through exhibitions, collaborations, and a variety of experiences.
In the basement, a mosaic-tiled corridor leads to a members-only club decorated with mythological creatures, gold accents, mirrored surfaces, and digital art. Having already hosted renowned DJs such as Whomadewho, Guy Gerber, Honey Dijon, and Seth Troxler, it has become the favorite spot for discerning night owls. Rarely has a Parisian hotel gone to such lengths to ensure the happiness of its guests!
At the opening, we ran into Thierry and Gilbert Costes, Vincent Darré, André Saraiva, Marlon Magnée, Lionel Bensemoun, and many others.
Photos: François-Xavier Pelissier
