Stepping into the ultra-modern Hôtel Pilgrim, it's easy to feel at home. Set on Paris' Left Bank, the layout is welcoming and relaxed—you'll likely find guests mingling with locals and tourists in the open-plan brunch/co-working space, where digital nomads are welcome.
The décor may be industrial-led, with architects at Cyril Durand Behar leaning into a contemporary feel with exposed brick and ceiling pipes. But, the hotel's communal spaces still have a cosy feel, and its design takes notes from the '70s with earthy tones and graphic prints that add character and warmth. Adding to the gallery-like quality of the hotel is a collection of artwork curated by Studio Saint-Lazare. These unique pieces, nestled among historic photographs, prevent the pared-back public spaces from feeling sterile.
