Okko Hotels is a hotel chain dedicated to operating in the heart of French cities. It has the branches Nantes Chateau, Grenoble JardinNoche, Lyon Point Lafayette, Paris-Porte De Versailles, Paris Rueil, and Bayonne Centre. The Nantes Chateau is part of the first Okko Hotel opening, and was envisioned by founder Olivier Devys, who prioritized customer service. Along with Patrick Norguet, a successful creator of modern and cozy spaces, the Nantes Chateau set the standard for a successful Okko operation that went on, definitely. Olivier Devys has lived in Grenoble for many years himself, so Grenoble was a passion project for Olivier. As a little boy, Olivier dreamed of the hotel life. For him, it had its charm, which inspired him to turn the Lyon Point Lafayette as a culmination of those beauties he found in the hotel business.

The Paris-Porte De Versailles was the first Okko Hotel in the capital. Here, Olivier showed how determined he was in challenging the existing rules of modern hotel construction. He wanted to exceed the expectations of his clients, and to ensure the brand achieves immortality in the business. This second structure in Paris was more significant in a historical sense, as Rueil is an ancient imperial community, which was then modified by Olivier’s innovative vision for the business. After the highs in his expansions, he went back to his hometown Basque Country. Here, he emphasized the sightseeing of stars with no clouds.