Magic-themed hotel
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In this world of illusions, believe in the magic of a Parisian night.
If children are already dreaming as they pass by the small staircase leading to the Museum of Magic in the Marais, two enthusiasts have decided to make it the theme of their hotel.
A first in Paris!
Sandra and Jean-Michel Abecassis called upon the talented atmospherist Sandrine Alouf to take us into their worlds of playing cards, levitation, illusion, celestial magic, four themes featured throughout the 24 rooms.
With amusing details, custom-made furniture and materials, giant holograms as headboards, and automated lighting evoking zen, Wow!, or business atmospheres, our perceptions change as if by magic, leaving us to simply let ourselves be transported.
On the 6th floor, the three attic rooms 'A Trip to the Moon' (1902) pay tribute to the enchanting Georges Méliès, a pioneer in many fields, including special effects. In 1895, Antoine Lumière predicted his ruin if he persisted in being interested in cinematography; 17 years later, he had made 520 films, created the first film studio at his home in Montreuil, and shot the world's first science fiction film!
In the vaulted breakfast room, the illusion continues. A starry sky and dreamy lampshades, your day begins like no other.
Staging our reality, isn't that already magic?
If children are already dreaming as they pass by the small staircase leading to the Museum of Magic in the Marais, two enthusiasts have decided to make it the theme of their hotel.
A first in Paris!
Sandra and Jean-Michel Abecassis called upon the talented atmospherist Sandrine Alouf to take us into their worlds of playing cards, levitation, illusion, celestial magic, four themes featured throughout the 24 rooms.
With amusing details, custom-made furniture and materials, giant holograms as headboards, and automated lighting evoking zen, Wow!, or business atmospheres, our perceptions change as if by magic, leaving us to simply let ourselves be transported.
On the 6th floor, the three attic rooms 'A Trip to the Moon' (1902) pay tribute to the enchanting Georges Méliès, a pioneer in many fields, including special effects. In 1895, Antoine Lumière predicted his ruin if he persisted in being interested in cinematography; 17 years later, he had made 520 films, created the first film studio at his home in Montreuil, and shot the world's first science fiction film!
In the vaulted breakfast room, the illusion continues. A starry sky and dreamy lampshades, your day begins like no other.
Staging our reality, isn't that already magic?
Hotel Splendor
38, rue Cardinet
75017 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 46 22 07 73
From 59 EUR38, rue Cardinet
75017 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 46 22 07 73
Pricing details
2019 rates, starting from, per night in a comfort double room for two people.Breakfast not included, €14
3* hotel with 24 rooms, including 3 with balcony.
Night for 2 people,
✦ "Mélies" room (on the ground floor), starting from €59
✦ "Mystère" room, starting from €62
✦ "Lévitation", "Cartes à jouer", "Illusion" rooms, starting from €71
✦ "Magie Céleste" room, starting from €104
24 rooms, including 3 with balcony, free toiletries, hairdryer, shower, wi-fi connection, cable/satellite TV, individual safe, mini-bar, telephone, Nespresso coffee machine.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
Just a stone's throw from Parc Monceau, very close to the Champs Elysées and the Etoile.Metro access Monceau (line 2), Wagram or Malesherbes (line 3). RER access Etoile.
