Maison Souquet Hotel
Saint-Georges, Paris
“Sultry Belle Époque hideaway”
Vibe
Two discreet red lanterns mark the entrance to Jacques Garcia's sumptuous hideaway layered in Cordovan leather and heavy velvet drapes.
“Sultry Belle Époque hideaway”
Jacques Garcia interiors layered with Napoleon III antiques, Cordovan leather, and over two thousand meters of silk.
A 1905 Belle Époque pleasure house townhouse, incorporating an 1895 Moorish salon imported from Brussels.
Discreet butler-style service across twenty rooms, featuring orange blossom amenities and privatized subterranean pool sessions.
In South Pigalle on Rue de Bruxelles, steps from the Moulin Rouge and Blanche metro station.
Rooms
Named after storied Belle Époque courtesans, each room pairs rich silk wall fabrics and peacock motifs with custom orange blossom amenities.
Wellness
Descend to the subterranean salon d'eau, where guests book private hour-long swims beneath a gold-and-cobalt painted starry vault.
Backstory
Before its 2015 revival, the townhouse spent the 1870s as a girls' boarding school before becoming Madame Souquet's Belle Époque pleasure house.
Eat & drink
Cocktails and afternoon tea are poured beside a monumental fireplace in the salon or out in the jasmine-draped winter garden.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue de Bruxelles in South Pigalle, the hotel sits steps from the Moulin Rouge and Blanche metro station.
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