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There’s a new player in town: Hotel des Grands Boulevards is the third Experimental Group hotel, after Henrietta Hotel in London and Grand Pigalle. The Grands Boulevards is tucked away from the hustle & brustle but close to the popular suburbs, surrounded by the Sentier and its entrepreneurs, the Faubourg Montmartre’s theatres & the Opera House, close to Strasbourg Saint-Denis’ sleepless nights and the Faubourg Poissonnière’s hip restaurants.
Designed by Dorothée Meilichzon (who else?), the Grand Boulevards has 50 bedrooms, a restaurant and a rooftop terrace. Meilichzon was inspired by the building’s history dating back to the French Revolution juxtaposed with touches of modern luxury.
The rooms are a journey back in time with pastoral aesthetics alongside sumptuous colours and fabrics. Canopy beds, velvet upholstered headboards, glass cupboards and red marble are close to Louis XVI’s heart – while allying to a more provincial aesthetic: rustic linen, coated walls, worn wood furniture, bronze sconces with timeworn patina.
There’s a new player in town: Hotel des Grands Boulevards is the third Experimental Group hotel, after Henrietta Hotel in London and Grand Pigalle. The Grands Boulevards is tucked away from the hustle & brustle but close to the popular suburbs, surrounded by the Sentier and its entrepreneurs, the Faubourg Montmartre’s theatres & the Opera House, close to Strasbourg Saint-Denis’ sleepless nights and the Faubourg Poissonnière’s hip restaurants.
Designed by Dorothée Meilichzon (who else?), the Grand Boulevards has 50 bedrooms, a restaurant and a rooftop terrace. Meilichzon was inspired by the building’s history dating back to the French Revolution juxtaposed with touches of modern luxury.
The rooms are a journey back in time with pastoral aesthetics alongside sumptuous colours and fabrics. Canopy beds, velvet upholstered headboards, glass cupboards and red marble are close to Louis XVI’s heart – while allying to a more provincial aesthetic: rustic linen, coated walls, worn wood furniture, bronze sconces with timeworn patina.
GRAND BOULEVARDS HOTEL
17 Boulevard Poissonniere
Paris 75002
Phone: 0033 (0)185733333
info@grandsboulevardshotel.com
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