Hôtel Beaubourg
Beaubourg, 4th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
An 18th-century townhouse hideaway where traditional French toile and exposed oak beams meet a calm ground-floor courtyard garden.
“Beamed Marais bolthole”
18th-century listed townhouse featuring original oak beams, exposed masonry, and an underground vaulted stone cellar.
Positioned on historic Rue Simon le Franc amid the independent art galleries of the Marais.
Traditional French styling pairing toile de Jouy fabrics, Japanese woodblock prints, and exposed rustic timber beams.
In Le Marais steps from the Centre Pompidou, surrounded by lively galleries, boutiques, and cafes.
Rooms
Exposed timber beams frame compact quarters decorated with classic toile de Jouy patterns and Japanese woodblock prints.
Backstory
Set on historic Rue Simon le Franc, the listed 18th-century townhouse still preserves an ancient stone well in its vaulted foundations.
Eat & drink
Morning croissants and cheeses are served beneath the stone arches of a subterranean vaulted cellar with an ancient well.
The neighborhood
Tucked behind the Centre Pompidou, you are immersed in the Marais network of independent art galleries, bistros, and cobblestone lanes.
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