From Naf Naf to Maisons Pariente, an upcoming luxury hotel group created by the Pariente family
The Maisons Pariente, a collection of five-star hotels is opening through many touristic hot spots in France, like in the Alps, the Riviera and later Paris. This new hospitality company is grounded by the Pariente family, famous for the creation by the time, of the successful french textile Naf Naf company. After selling those textile brands, a new challenge arose in order to build a collection of five-star establishments.
At the origin of this ambitious project to step into the very competitive French luxury hospitality industry with the Maisons Pariente, the homonymous Pariente family (photo credits: Andreas B Kruger), composed of Patrick Pariente brothers in photo here with his eldest daughter, Leslie Kouhana, who chairs Maisons Pariente and her sister Kimberley Pariente, the Artistic Director, plus Frédéric Picard, the CEO of the hotel group.
This budget was necessary to firstly renovate three acquired hotels. The first to be reborn would be Hotel Crillon Le Brave, followed by the Lou Pinet in Saint-Tropez, on June 2019 and later on, Le Coucou Hotel in Méribel ski resort, planned for December 2019. Finally, one other hotel would be settled in the Marais area in Paris, in 2020. All those projects include a collaboration between many relooking masters, that we would focus on just here after.We could consider that this Pariente adventure in hospitality business was initiated thanks to their association with Oetker Collection, that operates L’Apogée in Courchevel (Savoie, French Alps), acquired with Xavier Niel (the founder of Free Mobile). Furthermore, supporting the first steps of the group in this new world, their Hotel Crillon Le Brave in Vaucluse (Provence) is also a member of the Relais & Châteaux network. The last project, on the current list; would be an urban Hotel in the Marais, just behind the BHV store, in Paris, which would be operated from spring 2021. The construction works are expected to start next September, still in association with Xavier Niel. The presentation was lead during a cocktail between the walls of the future establishment covered by white sheets, last March 2019.
No need to introduce again the famous harbour of Saint Tropez as a summer resort for international stars. From May 2019, the next star would be you to admire the result of 2 years of lifting of the Lou Pinet hotel.
Further north and in the heart of the Provence and its typical old red tiles adorning the roofs (photo credits: Yann Deret / Camille Moirenc), we find the Hotel Crillon Le Brave.
Although the walls forming the hotel date back to the 17th and 18th centuries, this is though a great framework for the beauty SPA center, settled in the cellars.
Furthermore, 15 rooms and 18 suites, all unique, also offer a contrast between tradition illustrated by the antique furniture and the modernism of the habitat allowing for some of the rooms (from 25 to 80 m2), the best panoramas on the Mont-Ventoux (photo credits: Camille Moirenc).
Later this year, the french Alps would also welcome Le Coucou Hotel and two chalets in Méribel, scheduled to open in December 2019; it will offer a huge panorama on the 3 Vallées ski-resort, including 57 rooms and suites, a 6-cabin spa combo, plus 2 indoor and outdoor pools to pursue the after-ski, with surprises like activities for kids and parents. To complete the dashboard, two restaurants (an Italian one and the traditional Beef Bar). 
