In the footsteps of Joséphine de Beauharnais
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An hotel for a mysterious woman.
Nicknamed Rose by her parents, Joséphine by Bonaparte, seductive, mysterious, elegant, she never ceased to be loved by the Emperor.
Daring the Hotel de JoBo (JOséphine BOnaparte) means diving into the universe that Joséphine de Beauharnais would have created today. Behind the heavy carriage door of historic Paris (4th arrondissement), a few steps from the Saint-Paul metro and Place des Vosges, Hotel de JoBo delights in blending styles and invites us into its world. Four themes for 24 rooms: La Merveilleuse adorned in toile de Jouy, La Gourgandine embraced by rosebuds, L'Incroyable draped in panther and teal blue tones, and La Sans-Culotte adorned with tricolor cockades. Wall hangings – reproductions from the iconic Frey house – Directory style codes, omnipresent roses reminding us of Joséphine’s passion, charming marble and mosaic bathrooms, an attention to detail choreographed in a style layering glamour and rock by decorator Bambi Sloan.
At any hour of the day or night, this place is perfect for meeting up. A tea room and cocktail bar open daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (and available 24/7 to its lucky guests), efficient room service from noon to midnight, a sumptuous breakfast served until 11 a.m., only you are missing to write the next chapter.
Let’s talk history, shall we… The location of Hotel de JoBo on a priory of a 12th-century Gothic church takes us into the history of the Marais: a priory dedicated to Saint Catherine and entrusted to the Val-des-Écoliers order, built on fields just outside the walls of Philippe Auguste. Benefiting from the protection and donations of the Kings of France, notably Saint Louis, the priory continued to expand its crops up to the current Rue du Parc Royal to the north, Rue Elzévir to the east, and Rue de Turenne to the west. During the construction of Place du Marché Sainte-Catherine, the streets were redesigned, and Rue d'Ormesson and its neighbor Rue de Jarente were opened on the priory's lands.
Speaking of which: if you arrive via Rue de Sévigné, you’ll pass by Hôtel de Chavigny, transformed into a fire station by… Napoleon!
Nicknamed Rose by her parents, Joséphine by Bonaparte, seductive, mysterious, elegant, she never ceased to be loved by the Emperor.
Daring the Hotel de JoBo (JOséphine BOnaparte) means diving into the universe that Joséphine de Beauharnais would have created today. Behind the heavy carriage door of historic Paris (4th arrondissement), a few steps from the Saint-Paul metro and Place des Vosges, Hotel de JoBo delights in blending styles and invites us into its world. Four themes for 24 rooms: La Merveilleuse adorned in toile de Jouy, La Gourgandine embraced by rosebuds, L'Incroyable draped in panther and teal blue tones, and La Sans-Culotte adorned with tricolor cockades. Wall hangings – reproductions from the iconic Frey house – Directory style codes, omnipresent roses reminding us of Joséphine’s passion, charming marble and mosaic bathrooms, an attention to detail choreographed in a style layering glamour and rock by decorator Bambi Sloan.
At any hour of the day or night, this place is perfect for meeting up. A tea room and cocktail bar open daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. (and available 24/7 to its lucky guests), efficient room service from noon to midnight, a sumptuous breakfast served until 11 a.m., only you are missing to write the next chapter.
Let’s talk history, shall we… The location of Hotel de JoBo on a priory of a 12th-century Gothic church takes us into the history of the Marais: a priory dedicated to Saint Catherine and entrusted to the Val-des-Écoliers order, built on fields just outside the walls of Philippe Auguste. Benefiting from the protection and donations of the Kings of France, notably Saint Louis, the priory continued to expand its crops up to the current Rue du Parc Royal to the north, Rue Elzévir to the east, and Rue de Turenne to the west. During the construction of Place du Marché Sainte-Catherine, the streets were redesigned, and Rue d'Ormesson and its neighbor Rue de Jarente were opened on the priory's lands.
Speaking of which: if you arrive via Rue de Sévigné, you’ll pass by Hôtel de Chavigny, transformed into a fire station by… Napoleon!
Hotel de JoBo
10, rue d'Ormesson
75004 Paris
Tel : +33 1 48 047 048
From 240 EUR10, rue d'Ormesson
75004 Paris
Tel : +33 1 48 047 048
Pricing details
Rates 2022, the classic double room for two.Breakfast, €18 per person.
Stay for two people, starting from
⊹ Classic Single Room (12m2), €240
⊹ Classic Double Room (16m2, 160cm bed), €336
⊹ Classic Twin Room (16m2, 160cm bed), €360
⊹ Superior Double Room (23m2, 160cm bed), €403
⊹ Junior Suite (35m2, King-size 180cm bed), €528
⊹ Connecting Rooms (40m2, capacity 4 people, two 160cm beds)
Fragonard Maison toiletries
Breakfast served from 7:30 am to 11 am in the lounge or on the patio if weather permits: fruit salad and fresh juice, cakes, cereals, pastries, scrambled eggs, smoked salmon, cheese. A love hotel, we tell you!
4* Hotel with 24 rooms: 4 Single, 16 Double rooms, 3 Superior Double, and 1 Junior Suite (35m2)
24/7 reception, concierge service, housekeeping, laundry service, room service, babysitting service on request, terrace, newspapers
Room with Wi-Fi connection, flat-screen TV, laptop-sized safe, loan of iPad or printer, coffee and tea machine with capsules, minibar, individual air conditioning.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
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Metro Saint-Paul (line 1) at 100m.
