Hôtel des Grands Voyageurs
Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Paris
“Transatlantic mid-century salon”
Vibe
Polished mahogany walls, star-patterned carpets, and original Chagall lithographs evoke the romance of a mid-century ocean liner.
“Transatlantic mid-century salon”
Fabrizio Casiraghi interiors blend polished mahogany, brass accents, and original Marc Chagall lithographs.
Subterranean cocktail bar Poppy features mahogany paneling, mirrored ceilings, and late-night transatlantic speakeasy pours.
Diptyque bath amenities, complimentary minibars, in-room garment steamers, and curated vinyl setups in select suites.
On a calm corner in Saint-Placide, a short walk from Le Bon Marché and Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Rooms
Compact cabin styling pairs with Diptyque amenities and custom woodwork, while select suites feature vintage turntables and vinyl records.
Wellness
Tucked on the lower level, a dedicated fitness studio pairs with an infrared sauna for post-stroll recovery.
Backstory
The building was once a generic Holiday Inn before London's EQ Group and designer Fabrizio Casiraghi reimagined it as a collector's pied-à-terre.
Eat & drink
Ground-floor brasserie Grands Voyageurs serves transatlantic seafood, while subterranean speakeasy Poppy pours signature cocktails beneath mirrored ceilings.
The neighborhood
Set on a quiet Saint-Placide corner, the Left Bank location sits a short stroll from Le Bon Marché and Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
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