Cour des Vosges
Le Marais, 4th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Seventeenth-century painted ceiling beams meet brushed stainless steel inside a grand residence overlooking the tree-lined lawns of Place des Vosges.
“Historic Marais residence”
A 1605 monument on Place des Vosges preserving original hand-painted beams and seventeenth-century terracotta floors.
Lecoadic-Scotto interiors juxtaposing preserved grand architectural woodwork with sleek 1970s brushed stainless steel four-poster canopies.
Twelve residential suites offering dedicated attendant service, Devialet sound systems, and a vaulted subterranean Roman bath.
Facing Place des Vosges in Le Marais, surrounded by arcades, galleries, and lively bistros.
Rooms
Tall windows frame Square Louis XIII, illuminating brushed steel four-poster beds, terracotta floors, and black marble soaking tubs.
Wellness
Down below the street, a candlelit Roman bath is carved into the vaulted stone cellar for private soaking.
Backstory
Built in 1605 as the Hôtel de Montbrun, the residence retains its Henri IV façade and centuries-old terracotta tiles.
Eat & drink
Under vaulted stone arcades, the ground-floor salon serves breakfast and Yann Brys pastries overlooking the square's manicured garden.
The neighborhood
Stepping beneath the brick-and-limestone arcades leads straight into the Marais, where independent art galleries and classic bistros line the surrounding alleys.
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