Boudoir des Muses Hotel
Les Archives, Paris
“Theatrical Marais hideaway”
Vibe
A twelve-meter glass dome floods the octagonal atrium with light, where a serpent carpet leads to a marble desk behind a confessional grille.
“Theatrical Marais hideaway”
A twelve-meter Directoire glass dome crowns an octagonal atrium with black parquet and theatrical touches.
An eighteenth-century clandestine theater and convent meticulously restored with historic stone vaults and exposed wooden beams.
Private subterranean bath salons set inside vaulted stone cellars featuring a hammam, sauna, and relaxation pool.
In the Haut-Marais on Rue de Saintonge, steps from bustling art galleries, cafes, and bistros
Rooms
Upstairs, light tones and exposed two-hundred-year-old timber beams contrast the moody atrium below, with views gazing out across Marais rooftops.
Wellness
Subterranean stone cellars house two private bath salons, featuring a heated relaxation pool, steam hammam, dry sauna, and sunken jacuzzi.
Backstory
Napoleon shut down the building's clandestine theater in 1807, before nuns converted the space into a convent that sat shuttered for over a century.
Eat & drink
Le Bar du Boudoir pours craft cocktails under a fringed chandelier, while weekend brunch brings fresh pastries and scallop carpaccio to the atrium.
The neighborhood
Tucked onto Rue de Saintonge, you step straight into the Haut-Marais scene of independent art galleries, buzzing bistros, and neighborhood wine bars.
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