Saintonge
Upper Marais, 3rd Arrondissement, Paris
“Marais confectionery hideaway”
Vibe
Pastel hues, floral ceramics, and a vintage candy counter bring a whimsical confectioner's spirit to a seventeenth-century Upper Marais townhouse.
“Marais confectionery hideaway”
Marion Collard interiors blending pastel confectionery whimsy, floral ceramics, and historic exposed timber beams.
Stone-vaulted breakfasts spotlighting Café Lomi specialty roast, Gilles Vérot charcuterie, and regional French candies.
Preserved Upper Marais townhouse architecture featuring original seventeenth-century stone vaulting and weathered ceiling beams.
In the Haut Marais, steps from Marché des Enfants Rouges and the Picasso Museum.
Rooms
Exposed timber beams and retro furnishings frame courtyard views, while top-floor suites tuck quietly beneath the classic Parisian eaves.
Backstory
Designer Marion Collard reimagined the seventeenth-century townhouse as a boutique hotel-confiserie, channeling the easy charm of southwestern French family homes.
Eat & drink
Mornings unfold under stone vaults with Café Lomi roasts, Gilles Vérot charcuterie, and glass jars stocked with regional French sweets.
The neighborhood
Tucked into the Haut Marais, independent art galleries and concept shops surround you, with Marché des Enfants Rouges just steps away.
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