Hotel du Sentier
Sentier, 2nd arrondissement, Paris
MICHELIN Guide
“…a charming 30-room boutique hotel whose eclectic design references seemingly every era from the Pharaohs to 20th-century modernism…”
Vibe
An Egyptian-revival facade carved with Hathor heads anchors a lively corner where neighborhood regulars gather on the Place du Caire terrace.
“Egyptian-revival Parisian boutique”
An Egyptian-revival facade carved with Hathor heads marking the entrance to 1798's Passage du Caire.
Architect Vincent Bastie pairs custom Atelier La Serre oak joinery with graphic marble bathroom mosaics.
A ground-floor bistro terrace spilling onto Place du Caire with natural wines by the glass.
On Place du Caire by the historic Passage du Caire, steps from bustling Rue Montorgueil.
Rooms
Light oak floors and custom joinery meet graphic marble mosaics, with windows looking down onto the glass canopy of the covered passage.
Backstory
Founded by an actress and an emergency physician, the building was constructed to commemorate Napoleon's Egyptian expedition beside Paris's oldest glass-roofed arcade.
Eat & drink
The ground-floor bistro pours natural wines across outdoor tables on Place du Caire, serving classic market plates alongside all-day breakfast.
The neighborhood
Set in the historic garment district, the hotel sits steps from food destination Rue du Nil and the market buzz of Rue Montorgueil.
The app
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