The eclectic style of architect Tristan Auer paired with the direction of talented hotelier, Emmanuel Sauvage has resulted in this year’s chicest hotel opening – Sinner Paris, brought to you by Evok Hotels. Auer, knows how to navigate perfectly between periods, from baroque to contemporary. This time the focus is a period often forgotten in Paris – the 14th century. The result is truly custom and sensual without ever being vulgar. You will find lubricant next to your standard amenities and a luxurious whip in the closet, should your guest act up.
Sinner Paris
The eclectic style of architect Tristan Auer paired with the direction of talented hotelier, Emmanuel Sauvage has resulted in this year’s chicest hotel opening – Sinner Paris, brought to you by Evok Hotels. Auer, knows how to navigate perfectly between periods, from baroque to contemporary. This time the focus is a period often forgotten in Paris – the 14th century. The result is truly custom and sensual without ever being vulgar. You will find lubricant next to your standard amenities and a luxurious whip in the closet, should your guest act up.
EVOK, describe themselves as a lifestyle creator, brought into existence in 2014 by the will of its 3 co-founders: the owner – Pierre Bastid, the developer – Romain Yzerman and the managing director – Emmanuel Sauvage. All hotels exude a classic luxury with a French touch, Sinner is the first time the group pushed its boundaries with a risqué concept.
The concept works and the attention to detail is nothing short of inspiring. After a short check-in, I was taken down a dark hallway, all my senses alerted, my eyes drawn to the flowing uniform of the man leading me to my suite. He is holding a candle, the music – intriguing. This is chic.
The bar area is the chosen spot for the Le Marais crowd and a mix of international sinners.
I can confirm in no uncertain terms that Sinner Paris has the most comfortable beds in the world. The duvet was like a Soufflé. It dissolved lightly as my hand pressed itself firmly above. Trust me on this.
Sinner Paris needs to be experienced to be fully appreciated.
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Words: Lee Joseph
