Two Pullman hotels completed as part of the chain's Paris Live project

2 April 2013 by Tom Hall

Pullman has renovated two of its five Paris hotels as part of its Paris Live project.

Two Pullman hotels completed as part of the chain's Paris Live project
Two Pullman hotels completed as part of the chain's Paris Live project

Five hotels: the Pullman Paris Montparnasse, Bercy, Tour Eiffel, La Défense, Charles de Gaulle Airport will showcase Pullman’s new design, which it says combines ‘efficiency with pleasure’.

The La Défense and Pullman Paris Montparnasse properties were completed last month.

The project includes the renovation of 2,500 rooms and 26,000m2 of public areas, with a completion date expected to be in the first quarter of 2014.

September will feature the unveiling of the Pullman Paris Bercy with December set to see the unveiling of the Pullman Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. In April 2014 the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel will be revealed.

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