The Hoxton Paris
Sentier, Paris
“Sentier creative clubhouse”
MICHELIN Guide
Vibe
A glass-roofed winter garden and cobblestone courtyards draw neighborhood creatives who linger over coffee on velvet banquettes.
“Sentier creative clubhouse”
Cobblestone courtyards, Jacques' cocktail bar, and an all-day glass-roofed winter garden draw neighborhood crowds.
An 18th-century listed hôtel particulier preserving Nicolas Pineau rococo stonework and two 300-year-old spiral staircases.
Humbert & Poyet interiors combine chevron oak parquet, 1950s modernist references, and Lampe Gras lighting.
In the Sentier textile district, a short walk from Grands Boulevards and Palais Brongniart.
Rooms
Humbert and Poyet paired chevron oak parquet and Lampe Gras fixtures with mid-century lines and original timber beams.
Backstory
Built in the 1730s for King Louis XV's advisor, this rococo residence spent decades as a textile factory before its rebirth.
Eat & drink
Ascend a 300-year-old spiral staircase to Jacques' Bar for craft cocktails, or share natural wine and charcuterie at Planche.
The neighborhood
Sentier's historic garment district surrounds the hotel with bustling bistros, tech studios, and covered passages leading to the Grands Boulevards.
“…commandeering an 18th-century mansion in a particularly hip corner of the 2nd arrondissement and turning it into a chic, modern, and relatively affordable boutique hotel…”
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