He comes from South West of France, but is more Parisian than anyone born in Paris. At Apostrophe hotel he will serve you breakfast allways on a good mood.
He choose « Paris-Paradise » room (a hit !) and his favourite book is « Voyages au bout de la nuit » from Céline illustrated by Tardi. A book that starts in Paris of course !

Laurent hails from Bourgogne (one of the best wine region of France) but he knows Paris in and out, especially our “quartier” very well (he has been working on this side of the bank for more than 4 years).

He choose the room : “travel diary” among the others because of its typical parisians’ drawings : Place Vavin, a cafe terrasse, the metro, veli’b (bicycle system), a lady that goes to the market…

“Nothing venture, nothing win” (Sir E. Hillary. The biography title of this book of the reknown alpiniste, wonderfully applies to Roman.
He took all the risks in leaving L.A. for Paris. Here, he is showing the “Urban writing” room, a room that with its decoration, reminds him of Venice beach.

We could compare her to the “conductor” of our hotel. She manages it with passion and conviction.
She choose the « Music » room, because it’s different, original and that she thinks “music makes nights sweeter” ?

« When the wise person shows the moon, the stupid ones look at his finger… ». Jean Pierre is an experimented man that will welcome you with all his wisdom. He is keen of astronomy and astronautics. So if you plan to talk about this be sure you have the whole evening free…
This picture is taken in « Once upon a time…” room, with its starry sky. He introduces you one of his personal book on “Ariane” rocket.

Ici, c’est dans la chambre « Il était une fois… » avec son ciel étoilé qu’il vous présente un de ses livre fétiche sur Ariane.

Gino feels at home in our “Poem hotel”, he loves reading and knows a lot about books. He is a specialist of Alexandre Dumas, he can talk about literature for hours, at night, at the reception desk.
You won’t be surprised that he choose “Book” room then. On this photo he presents a book : « D’art et de papier » that matches perfectly with the wall paper of the room. How come ? The photograph is the same…