A small hotel group founded by Adrien Gloaguen in 2008, Touriste allows itself the luxury of only developing projects it enjoys. In 2011, a few years after acquiring the Sophie Germain in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, the young entrepreneur bought a small hotel on the rue des Petites Écuries in the 10th arrondissement. With it, he launched Hôtel Paradis and the designer-but-friendly boutique hotel trend the city was missing. Next came the Panache (Paris 9), the Beaurepaire (Paris 10), the Bienvenue (Paris 9), the Hôtel des Deux Gares (Paris 10), and the Bellevue, which opened in London in 2022.

Our IdentityLinked by that little, old-fashioned je-ne-sais-quoi, both totally French and totally touristy at the same time – a quality that constitutes our group’s identity – the Touriste hotels each have their own unique identity. Goodbye standardization. This means a fresh take on the hotel business each time, with carte blanche being given to the young designers or interior decorators unfamiliar with the exercise. They are chosen because of this unfamiliarity. Among them are Chloé Nègre, Luke Edward Hall, Dorothée Meilizchon, and Fabrizio Casiraghi.