Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the lively Boulevard Poissoinnière, Hotel des Grands Boulevards is set in an elegant building which can be reached through a long passageway.
The hotel has 50 rooms, a lovely restaurant, and a soon-to-open rooftop, and is the second hotel in Paris by the brilliant Experimental Group (the team behind one of my London favorites Henrietta Hotel)
Inspired by the building’s rich history dating back to the 18th century, interior designer Dorothée Meilichzon created a sumptuous space by bringing in modern and luxurious details all the while keeping the senses of aristocracy during the French Revolution period. With pastoral aesthetics and romantic colors, the beautiful space provides a relaxing escape from the busy streets of Paris.
I had the pleasure of staying in the Saint Fiacre room which came with its own cute terrace looking out the square of the hotel, and it was ever so wonderful. From the velvet textures to the luxurious bedding, it was obvious that the hotel put a lot of thought into providing the most comfortable and enjoyable stay.
The next morning, I had my breakfast in-room (just for the sake of the photo), but I highly recommend going down to the restaurant to enjoy the special atmosphere of the true oasis in the heart of the city.
Special thank you to everyone at Hotel des Grands Boulevards and the incredible service they provided during my stay. They were delightful and accommodating in every way, which definitely made my experience.
Hotel des Grands Boulevards (@hoteldesgrandsboulevards)
17 Boulevard Poissonniere
75002, Paris
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