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A historic journey into industrial elegance.
With its high facade covered with ochre ceramic, highlighted by a mosaic frieze, the Maison Boutet tells the story of an industrial site as they existed around the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, between Bastille and Nation.
Originally a wood factory built for a wealthy importer of exotic woods, Monsieur Boutet, the building was transformed into a chocolate factory after the war; La Suisse Normande settled at 24 rue Faidherbe for about forty years. It is said that to remove the five tanks for mixing chocolate, an opening had to be made on the second floor (1983). After a renovation of the facade, the building, raised by two floors, was converted into a study office building for the RATP—lucky them!
Paris Bastille Boutet 5* now houses 80 unique rooms and suites with crafted wooden parquet and minimalist decor, showcasing craftsmanship, custom-made furniture, and noble materials. The central staircase of the hotel remains the centerpiece of the site. Very distinctive, it was custom-made and poured on-site, flight by flight.
Another iconic spot is the highly photogenic spa pool, entirely decorated with white and blue mosaics.
Note: The layout of two of the four suites was entrusted to final-year students from the Ecole Boulle, one of Europe's largest art and design schools.
With its high facade covered with ochre ceramic, highlighted by a mosaic frieze, the Maison Boutet tells the story of an industrial site as they existed around the Faubourg Saint-Antoine, between Bastille and Nation.
Originally a wood factory built for a wealthy importer of exotic woods, Monsieur Boutet, the building was transformed into a chocolate factory after the war; La Suisse Normande settled at 24 rue Faidherbe for about forty years. It is said that to remove the five tanks for mixing chocolate, an opening had to be made on the second floor (1983). After a renovation of the facade, the building, raised by two floors, was converted into a study office building for the RATP—lucky them!
Paris Bastille Boutet 5* now houses 80 unique rooms and suites with crafted wooden parquet and minimalist decor, showcasing craftsmanship, custom-made furniture, and noble materials. The central staircase of the hotel remains the centerpiece of the site. Very distinctive, it was custom-made and poured on-site, flight by flight.
Another iconic spot is the highly photogenic spa pool, entirely decorated with white and blue mosaics.
Note: The layout of two of the four suites was entrusted to final-year students from the Ecole Boulle, one of Europe's largest art and design schools.
Hôtel Paris Bastille Boutet
22-24, rue Faidherbe
75011 Paris
Tel : +33 (0)1 40 24 65 65
From 195 EUR22-24, rue Faidherbe
75011 Paris
Tel : +33 (0)1 40 24 65 65
Pricing details
2021 rate, starting from €195 per night for two in a superior double room. Breakfast, €28 per person.5* hotel, 80 rooms and suites, including 10 with terraces
The night for two people, starting from
⊹ Superior double/twin room (20m2), €195
⊹ Deluxe room (25m2, King size bed), €235
⊹ Junior Suite with lounge area (30m2, King size bed), €206
⊹ Junior Suite (30m2, King size bed) with lounge area and private terrace overlooking the rooftops of Paris, €255
⊹ Deluxe Suite with terrace (35m2, King size bed, max capacity 4 people) with hammam shower, €455
⊹ Teak Suite (40m2, King size bed) with living room, high floor and private terrace, €381
⊹ Ebony Suite (40m2, King size bed) high floor, €325
Heated indoor pool and free spa center with Turkish bath, sauna, and fitness room.
Bar open every day, lunchtime and evening with light dining options.
Interior patio for enjoying breakfast in the sun. Parking
Room with wi-fi connection, flat-screen TV, i-Home docking station, Nespresso machine, kettle, and safe. Room service.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
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