According to Dominique Desseigne, “Le Fouquet's will always be a part of the story and heart of Barrière. It is more than just one of the most famous brasseries in France, with terraces that welcome millions of tourists from around the world and throughout France, or just a hotel located on the most beautiful avenue in the world. Le Fouquet's on its own is a landmark that has resisted the ephemeral winds of fashion and remains a leader of French tourism and an essential destination for artists, particularly those in the theatre and movie world. Its temporary closure for several months is, in itself, a major event as it is opening up new perspectives for our establishment in our accommodation and food and beverages offerings and how we decorate and arrange our rooms. That is all I have to say for now and I look forward to greeting all of our guests in early summer” said Dominique Desseigne, CEO of Barrière. Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet's Paris Everything starts in early January with the renovation and expansion program of the hotel, opened in 2006, that implicates its temporary closure from 2 January to 30 June 2017. . By summer 2017 the hotel will offer its guests fully restored rooms and suites that will continue to reflect the style and decor of Jacques Garcia and a choice of food and beverage outlets that will have been refreshed and enhanced. The Spa and common areas of the hotel will also receive specific attention. The closure of the hotel will enable Barrière to commence the works to add an additional 19 rooms and signature suites that will boast beautiful and unique views over the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysées. Paris restaurant Fouquet’s Erik Orsenna, a highly respected French the corner of two avenues, Academician, wrote “At there is a ship of sorts... where so many film and Paris book ideas were born” Fouquet’s bar will be closed from 25 February, the day after restaurant, its function rooms and the Escadrille the traditional César gala dinner towelcome the brightest lights in French and international cinema, until 31 May 2017.
According to Dominique Desseigne, “Le Fouquet's will always be a part of the story and heart of Barrière. It is more than just one of the most famous brasseries in France, with terraces that welcome millions of tourists from around the world and throughout France, or just a hotel located on the most beautiful avenue in the world. Le Fouquet's on its own is a landmark that has resisted the ephemeral winds of fashion and remains a leader of French tourism and an essential destination for artists, particularly those in the theatre and movie world. Its temporary closure for several months is, in itself, a major event as it is opening up new perspectives for our establishment in our accommodation and food and beverages offerings and how we decorate and arrange our rooms. That is all I have to say for now and I look forward to greeting all of our guests in early summer” said Dominique Desseigne, CEO of Barrière. Hotel Barrière Le Fouquet's Paris Everything starts in early January with the renovation and expansion program of the hotel, opened in 2006, that implicates its temporary closure from 2 January to 30 June 2017. . By summer 2017 the hotel will offer its guests fully restored rooms and suites that will continue to reflect the style and decor of Jacques Garcia and a choice of food and beverage outlets that will have been refreshed and enhanced. The Spa and common areas of the hotel will also receive specific attention. The closure of the hotel will enable Barrière to commence the works to add an additional 19 rooms and signature suites that will boast beautiful and unique views over the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysées. Fouquet’s Paris restaurant Erik Orsenna, a highly respected French Academician, wrote “At the corner of two avenues, there is a ship of sorts... where so many film and book ideas were born” Fouquet’s Paris restaurant, its function rooms and the Escadrille bar will be closed from 25 February, the day after the traditional César gala dinner towelcome the brightest lights in French and international cinema, until 31 May 2017.