Maison Proust, Hotel & Spa La Mer
Enfants-Rouges, 3rd Arrondissement, Paris
“Belle Époque literary sanctuary”
Vibe
Gold-leaf domed ceilings, heavy velvet drapes, and rare Belle Époque volumes set the tone for an intimate Parisian salon.
“Belle Époque literary sanctuary”
Jacques Garcia interiors showcase gold-leaf domed ceilings, original Belle Époque paintings, and custom silk tapestries.
Attentive salon service, custom orange blossom toiletries, and daily private privatization of the subterranean spa.
A subterranean Moorish sanctuary clad in zellige tilework, featuring a ten-meter pool, hammam, and La Mer treatments.
In the Upper Marais, steps from Carreau du Temple and the stalls of Marché des Enfants Rouges
Rooms
Each room honors a figure from Proust's circle with period oil paintings, custom silk tapestries, and marble-clad bathrooms.
Wellness
A subterranean Moorish bathhouse lined in Moroccan zellige tilework features a ten-meter heated pool, traditional hammam, and La Mer therapies.
Backstory
Designer Jacques Garcia spent seven years crafting every Belle Époque detail, opening the townhouse to mark the centenary of Proust's death.
Eat & drink
Proust-inspired cocktails are served beside an atlante fireplace, while the sunlit Winter Garden hosts morning espresso and afternoon tea.
The neighborhood
Set in the Upper Marais, the hotel sits directly opposite the glass-and-iron Carreau du Temple and steps from Marché des Enfants Rouges.
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