Boutique and intimate hotel in Montmartre
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House of rendezvous or luxurious bachelor pad, gallant and scandalous in Pigalle.
What connections or chance encounters were born under the dim lights of this pleasure house on rue de Bruxelles, an ephemeral brothel (1905-1907) known as Madame Souquet's house?
With the Maison Souquet, decorator Jacques Garcia masterfully tells us the story of Pigalle during the Second Empire and the Belle Époque, where courtesans, demi-mondaines, and industrialists, politicians, or artists—but all rich or powerful—crossed paths in meeting houses, true palaces of hedonism where wild intrigues played out against a backdrop of mysteries and sovereign scandals.
The opulence of objects and precious materials, damask fabrics, garnet velvet, leather inlays, sculpted woodwork, and gilding make this hotel a luxurious bachelor pad with eclectic styles, but always inspiring with its scents of the Orient and the forbidden.
Each of the 20 rooms and suites is named after a demi-mondaine, an expert in socializing and... libertinism.
La Belle Otero, a cultured dancer inextricably linked to the late 19th century, La Castiglione, an Italian aristocrat tasked with charming Napoleon III, Liane de Pougy, an icon of female homosexuality, or the scandalous Marquise La Païva, known for her sexual prowess.
One stays at La Maison Souquet for all sorts of good reasons. The avowable ones, such as its sensual salon-bar offering cocktails and tapas or its salon d'eau, a spa and cobalt blue pool under a celestial vault, privatized upon simple request. A true luxury. Or out of a taste for play and love of risk.
With whom does one share the alcove secrets of the Maison Souquet? A gallant and slightly roguish lover or their flamboyant alter ego.
✯ Open all year round ✯
What connections or chance encounters were born under the dim lights of this pleasure house on rue de Bruxelles, an ephemeral brothel (1905-1907) known as Madame Souquet's house?
With the Maison Souquet, decorator Jacques Garcia masterfully tells us the story of Pigalle during the Second Empire and the Belle Époque, where courtesans, demi-mondaines, and industrialists, politicians, or artists—but all rich or powerful—crossed paths in meeting houses, true palaces of hedonism where wild intrigues played out against a backdrop of mysteries and sovereign scandals.
The opulence of objects and precious materials, damask fabrics, garnet velvet, leather inlays, sculpted woodwork, and gilding make this hotel a luxurious bachelor pad with eclectic styles, but always inspiring with its scents of the Orient and the forbidden.
Each of the 20 rooms and suites is named after a demi-mondaine, an expert in socializing and... libertinism.
La Belle Otero, a cultured dancer inextricably linked to the late 19th century, La Castiglione, an Italian aristocrat tasked with charming Napoleon III, Liane de Pougy, an icon of female homosexuality, or the scandalous Marquise La Païva, known for her sexual prowess.
One stays at La Maison Souquet for all sorts of good reasons. The avowable ones, such as its sensual salon-bar offering cocktails and tapas or its salon d'eau, a spa and cobalt blue pool under a celestial vault, privatized upon simple request. A true luxury. Or out of a taste for play and love of risk.
With whom does one share the alcove secrets of the Maison Souquet? A gallant and slightly roguish lover or their flamboyant alter ego.
✯ Open all year round ✯
Maison Souquet
10, rue de Bruxelles
75009 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 48 78 55 55
From 375 EUR10, rue de Bruxelles
75009 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 48 78 55 55
Pricing details
Rates 2021, €375 per night for two in a Deluxe Double Room, with 1 hour of private access to the spa and pool. Room and Suite Categories
⊹ Deluxe Double Room, from €375
⊹ Junior Suite, from €675
⊹ Two-Bedroom Suite, from €1350
Breakfast (€36) served in the lounge from 7 AM to 11 AM or in-room upon request.
Massage and treatment menu.
20 Rooms and Suites to experience Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH): air-conditioned and equipped with a flat-screen TV, minibar, safe, bathroom with bathtub or shower, hairdryer, and Hermès toiletries, Wi-Fi connection. Suites also include a seating area.
24/7 room service, concierge.
10m pool, spa, and hammam privatized upon request.
Bar with fireplace and piano.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
100m from the Moulin Rouge and 200m from the famous Bar des Deux Moulins on Rue Lepic. Blanche Metro (line 2).
