With each room category and floor of the hotel, the varied themes of interior design transport you into the lives of women famous in their time.
On the first floor, the ‘cocottes’ invite you back to the Belle Époque ! These interiors are filled with lush red and black, and stretched silks that evoke the unbridled, steamy atmosphere of 19th century courtesans.
On the second floor, the interior design evokes the fiery love between Édith Piaf and boxer Marcel Cerdan. The colourful retro feel revisits the 1950s with bold flowery prints, wooden desks, vintage radios, flea market finds and leather balls suspended like boxing gloves.
On the third floor, experience the world of famous 19th century author George Sand. You’ll find a mix of black and golden brown, vintage mirrors and earth tones that provide a masculine feel in silks and velvets.
On the fourth floor, the decoration inspired by the jazz of the late 1940s pays homage to singer Juliette Gréco. Music scores, black furniture, spherical objects, saffron and golden brown tones give the rooms the cosy feel of the jazz clubs of the era !
As for the fifth floor, it evokes the half-cast Africans known as the Signares. The strongly ethnic design brings together different beiges, orange browns, ebony and ivory with quilted fabrics in synthetic snake and crocodile. The atmosphere here is very feline and enchanting, like Africa !
And finally, on the sixth floor, author Marguerite Duras incites us to experience the Indochina that inspired her famous novel “The Lover”! The Asian interior design mixes browns and deep reds with fabrics printed with the faces of Geishas !
Lovely Boutique Hotel
Excellent
Spent a week with prime views!
In the center of everything, still a peaceful oasis
Finally found our only place to stay when in Paris
Perfect stay in a fabulous location!!
BY FRENCHIES
PARIS CAPITAL
Fashion women at Les dames du pantheon
ELLE and Harper's Bazaar Netherlands
Luxe Infinity
Hôtellerie Restauration
Celia Jade
Carton Magazine
Tour Mag
Presse Kit
Our photo visit of Notre-Dame
Summoning Chimeras: Medieval Heritage in Contemporary Art exhibition at the Cluny Museum, 25th March – 20th July 2025
Christian Krohg – The People of the North exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay, 25th March – 27th July 2025
Aubusson weaves Tolkien exhibition at the Collège des Bernardins, 21st March – 18th May 2025
Tous Léger! exhibition at the Luxembourg Museum, 19th March – 20th July 2025
Art is In the Street exhibition at the Musée d’Orsay, 18th March – 6th July 2025
Alberto Giacometti / Petrit Halilaj – We Built a Fantastic Palace at Night exhibition, 14th March – 8th June 2025
David Claerbout – Spring, Slowly exhibition at the Orangerie, 12th March – 9th June 2025
Is that a Delacroix? The Art of Copying exhibition at the Delacroix Museum until 23rd June 2025
A Different Mali in a Different World exhibition at Quai de la Photo, 7th March – 1st June 2025