Hôtel Saint-Marc
Vivienne, 2nd arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Dimorestudio dressed the eighteenth-century mansion in French black-and-white marble, rich Dedar velvets, and custom FontanaArte lighting fixtures.
“Glamorous Dimorestudio quarters”
Dimorestudio interiors pair French black-and-white marble floors with Dedar velvets and custom FontanaArte lighting fixtures.
A vaulted stone basement houses a heated counter-current relaxation pool and steam hammam booked privately.
A 1791 private mansion that housed the historic nineteenth-century newspaper Le National before its boutique conversion.
Facing Place Boieldieu and the Opéra-Comique in the 2nd Arrondissement, a short walk from Grands Boulevards.
Rooms
Arranged across six distinct chromatic palettes from mustard to forest green, rooms feature Jim Thompson silks and views over the Opéra-Comique.
Wellness
The vaulted stone basement holds a heated counter-current pool with hydromassage jets and a steam hammam, reserved for private hour-long sessions.
Backstory
In 1830, journalists inside this 1791 mansion drafted the historic protest that ignited France's July Revolution from the offices of Le National.
Eat & drink
An honesty bar serves wine and champagne in the lounge, while morning breakfast spills out onto a private cobblestone courtyard.
The neighborhood
Overlooking Place Boieldieu in the 2nd arrondissement, the hotel sits directly opposite the Opéra-Comique and steps from the Grands Boulevards.
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