Hôtel Thérèse
Palais-Royal, Paris
“Tailored Parisian townhouse”
Vibe
Quiet elegance prevails across the ground-floor lounge, dressed in rich velvets, curated art, and tailored Parisian townhouse finishes.
“Tailored Parisian townhouse”
Jean-Louis Deniot interiors blending warm metallic tones, graphic fabrics, and tailored upholstery across forty rooms.
A cozy ground-floor lounge offering an evening honesty bar and daily afternoon tea service.
An eighteenth-century neoclassical building featuring an authentic stone-vaulted cellar for morning breakfast service.
In the 1st Arrondissement, steps from the Palais-Royal gardens and the Louvre Museum.
Rooms
Warm metallic accents and graphic upholstery define the compact quarters, finished with custom millwork and Philippe Starck bathroom lighting.
Backstory
Originally set on Rue du Hasard—named for neighborhood gaming houses—the eighteenth-century townhouse was later rechristened for King Louis XIV’s queen.
Eat & drink
Fresh breakfast is laid out under the original stone-vaulted cellar, while the street-level salon pours tea and evening honesty-bar drinks.
The neighborhood
Tucked off Rue Saint-Honoré, the quiet street sits two blocks from the Palais-Royal arcades and a short stroll to the Louvre.
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