Hotel Bleu de Grenelle

The best exhibitions to see in February 2025 in Paris

Categories : Discover Paris, published on : 2/6/25

In February 2025, Paris offers an exciting array of exhibitions blending new openings and permanent collections. Here’s a selection of the best exhibitions to enjoy in Paris, ideal for diverse interests and perfect for cultural outings.

1. Louvre Couture: Art Objects, Fashion Objects at the Louvre Museum

For the first time, the Louvre hosts an exhibition dedicated to fashion, showcasing 65 haute couture outfits and 30 accessories. Discover pieces by renowned designers like Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel, Yohji Yamamoto, and Dolce & Gabbana, exploring how museum collections have inspired fashion creations.

Until July 21, 2025 – Louvre Museum, Rue de Rivoli, Paris 1st.

2. From the Heart to the Hand: Dolce & Gabbana at Grand Palais

Celebrating 40 years, Dolce & Gabbana exhibit at Grand Palais features stunning collections inspired by Italian art, highlighting fashion's deep connection to cultural heritage.

January 10 - March 31, 2025 – Grand Palais, Avenue Winston Churchill, Paris 8th.

3. Atomic Age at the Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris

This thought-provoking exhibition reflects on nuclear threats through artworks by Barnett Newman, Luc Tuymans, and Salvador Dalí, illustrating the profound impact of atomic energy on art and society.

Until February 9, 2025 – Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris, 11 Avenue du Président Wilson, Paris 16th.

4. Intimacy, from the Bedroom to Social Media at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs

Explore the evolution of intimacy through 470 pieces from the 18th century to today, emphasizing how women have reshaped the concept beyond traditional domestic roles.

Until March 30, 2025 – Musée des Arts Décoratifs, 107 Rue de Rivoli, Paris 1st.

5. Stephen Jones at Palais Galliera

Palais Galliera celebrates the innovative British milliner Stephen Jones, showcasing his iconic hat creations blending tradition and bold design.

Until March 16, 2025 – Palais Galliera, 10 Avenue Pierre 1er de Serbie, Paris 16th.

6. Notre-Dame de Paris in the Age of Jaurès at Centre National et Musée Jean-Jaurès

This historical exhibition captures the essence of Notre-Dame Cathedral during the 19th century, featuring photographs and archival documents linked to Jean Jaurès.

February - December 2025 – Centre National et Musée Jean-Jaurès, Castres.

7. American Street Photography at La Galerie Rouge

Experience the vibrant spirit of American street life through the lenses of legendary photographers like Louis Faurer and Garry Winogrand, capturing 20th-century urban America.

January 23 - March 15, 2025 – La Galerie Rouge, 3 Rue du Pont Louis-Philippe, Paris 4th.

8. Marjaana Kella: The Other Side of Portrait at Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson

Discover the introspective photography of Finnish artist Marjaana Kella in her first French exhibition, exploring concepts of portraiture and identity.

January 28 - April 6, 2025 – Fondation Henri Cartier-Bresson, 79 Rue des Archives, Paris 3rd.

9. Lucas Arruda at Musée d'Orsay

The Musée d'Orsay presents contemporary artist Lucas Arruda, whose work meditates on light and landscape in modern painting.

April 8 - July 20, 2025 – Musée d'Orsay, 1 Rue de la Légion d'Honneur, Paris 7th.

Hôtel Bleu de Grenelle, ideally situated close to these amazing cultural venues, is the perfect base for exploring Paris's beautiful exhibitions this February.

More about our boutique hotel in Paris / FAQ

  • Rooms are available from 3pm

  • When is check-out time?

    Rooms must be liberated at 12pm at the latest

  • Is there a parking in the hotel?

    The hotel does not have a private parking, but there parkings are available around the hotel and underneath the metro line situated across from the hotel. 

    The closest and best value-for-money parking is:

    Interparking Cambronne - 26 villa Croix Nivert - 75015 Paris (5 min by foot)

     

  • What are the sizes of the rooms?

    Room sizes vary according to capacity. Single rooms are approximately 13 m2, double rooms 14 to 17 m2 and triple rooms 21 m2. The apartment with its two rooms and small kitchen 32 m2.

  • Does the hotel have connecting rooms?

    The hotel Bleu de Grenelle offers adjacent rooms, using of two private double rooms with a common entrance. They are perfect for family stays!

  • Does the hotel offer babysitting services?

    Our front office team will be delighted to recommend top-quality babysitting services.

  • Is there a restaurant in our Parisian boutique hotel?

    The hotel does not have its own restaurant (besides the breakfast service), but our team will be happy to recommend some of the best addresses in Paris according to your taste and desire.

  • Is the hotel open to people without a room reservation?

    The hotel Bleu de Grenelle is opened to everyone! If you don’t have a reservation, you still are welcome any time during the day to enjoy the co-working area and the bar.

  • Is there an elevator in the hotel?

    There are two elevators in the hotel. However, they are not suitable for wheelchairs.

  • Does the hotel have a free WIFI internet connection?

    The wi-fi is available for free in the rooms and the common areas of the hotel

  • May we ask for a baby cot?

    We will be happy to put a baby bed in your room on a simple advance request.

  • Does the hotel have a temperature control system?

    All our rooms are equipped with heating and air-conditioning depending on the season (heating when outside temperatures are below 17 Celsius degrees and air-conditioning when temperatures are above 17 Celsius degrees)

  • Is the hotel accessible to PRMs (Persons of Reduced Mobility)?

    Our boutique hotel in Paris offers access to PRMs on the first floor and in two rooms especially equipped for their needs.

  • Can an additional bed be installed in a room?

    Besides baby beds, the hotel does not install additional adults beds, but suggests booking one of the triple rooms that will offer optimal comfort to all occupants.

  • How to modify/ cancel a reservation?

    If conditions to modify or cancel are still current, you simply need to address your request by phone + 33 1 45 75 26 54 or by email: info@hotelbleudegrenelle.com

  • Is it possible to obtain a detailed bill with TVA (value-added tax) included?

    A bill with TVA will be printed at check-out and/or sent by email on simple request.

  • Does the hotel allow domestic animals?

    Le Bleu de Grenelle, Parisian boutique hotel, has some rooms adapted for customers with traditional domestic animals (we do not have vivariums or delphinariums).

    An additional 10 euros per night is required to have the room specially cleaned. Thank you for mentioning that you are traveling with your pet at the time of reservation to confirm the availability of these rooms.

  • Is breakfast included in the price of the room?

    According to the selected offer, rooms are sold with or without breakfast. Refer back to the description of your offer. 
    Please note that even if breakfast is not booked at the time of reservation, it can be added at the last minute.

  • What is the city tax "taxe de séjour"?

    The « taxe de séjour » is a French tax that may be asked of vacationers by towns in touristic areas. This tax aims at helping municipal councils finance projects related to touristic frequency and to the protection of natural spaces used by tourists.

    In reality, the « taxe de séjour » is paid by the clients to the hotel, in relation to the number of nights spent and the category of the rented room. The total sum of the collected taxes is then returned to the municipality at the end of a period called, period of perception.   

  • Does the hotel offer ironing services?

    Steamers are available at the reception on simple request.

  • Does the hotel offer laundry services?

    The hotel offers an external laundry service with a classic formula (drop off before noon and pick up the next day) and an express formula (drop off before noon and pick up after 8pm on the day)

  • What is a boutique-hotel?

    A boutique-hotel in its current definition represents a type of hotel, small to medium in size, with an environment (personnel, concept, decoration) of its own and customized. It offers marked differences from the standard great hotel chains.