New immersive concept in the heart of Paris

Named for a Dutch port, taking inspiration from the sea: specifically the exclusive world of yachting.

Lovely 7th arr. location, less than a 10-min walk from Musée d’Orsay.

Posh digs on the famous Le Peletier, steps from Opera Garnier, the Louvre and the equally highbrow department stores.

The music-inspo'd artsy-yet-elegant ‘tude throughout inspires.

Fresh, contemporary décor inside a classic 18th century mansion.

A glass roof and modern art make the lobby a more than inviting place to hang out.

Unbeatable location in the action (and pretty darn close to a little place called the Louvre).

Dangerously close to upscale shopping at Printemps and Galeries Lafayette, and just a few stiletto clicks from the Opera.

IMPORTANT: This booking is ONLY for 2 people, if you are more than 2, you will have to book another room.

Contemporary rooms keep ya up to date with mod cons like flat-screens & free WiFi.

Modern digs rock contemporary-chic design and perks like flat-screens.

Inviting place to call home, a grand house near the Village Montholon quarter and intended to be a creative respite from the city.

The perfect base for exploring — the Jardins des Tuileries, Place Vendome, the Louvre and more are all walkable.

Steps from the Gare de l’Est (hence the name), Gare du Nord and Grand Magasins (for shoppers and architecture fans).

Traditional and simple with a peaceful, residential vibe – your sightseeing recovery zone.

Oh-so-chic, petite rooms pack aaaall the must-haves into a streamlined space (including a minibar, electric kettle, flat screen & more).

Elegantly modern style is matched by the cosy comfort.

Bring your furry friends along for the ride. This place is pet friendly.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Modern rooms keep you up to date thanks to flat-screens and free WiFi.

Streaming your favorite playlists is a breeze with free WiFi.

Primo perch near several of the biggies. (A certain soaring iconic tour is just a 15-min walk!)

Hip, stylish literary décor gets you cultured, even before you hit The Louvre.

18th-century home named for its former owner, the Marquis de La Fayette – reimagined by a renowned Florence based architect & interior designer.

Classic brick in the public areas, modern woods in the rooms... together, they're timeless.

Steps from the metro and RER station, it’s a straight shot to Versailles.