Hôtel Adèle & Jules
Faubourg-Montmartre, 9th Arrondissement, Paris
“Jewel-toned Parisian hideaway”
Vibe
Twin Haussmannian townhouses face each other across a private gated passage, layered in rich jewel tones and flea-market finds.
“Jewel-toned Parisian hideaway”
Stéphane Poux styled each floor in distinct jewel tones, graphic wallpapers, and patterned ikat fabrics.
Ground-floor salons with self-service honesty bars and a daily complimentary afternoon tea service.
Twin nineteenth-century Haussmannian townhouses facing each other across a private gated Parisian cul-de-sac.
In a quiet cul-de-sac in the 9th Arrondissement, steps from the bustling Grands Boulevards.
Rooms
Color schemes shift floor by floor, pairing graphic wallpapers with mismatched ikat prints and wrought-iron balconies over the quiet lane.
Backstory
The de Lattre family split the hotel across two facing nineteenth-century buildings, naming one Adèle and the other Jules.
Eat & drink
Ground-floor salons host complimentary afternoon tea with fresh pastries, alongside self-service honesty bars stocked with French wines and spirits.
The neighborhood
Tucked inside the private Cité Rougemont, you are steps from the bustling Grands Boulevards while entirely shielded from Parisian traffic.
The app
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