4 New Parisian Hotels for All Budgets

© Hôtel de Buci (@hoteldebuci), Hôtel Astra, and Hôtel Château d'Eau by Ludovic Balay.

For a quick getaway to Paris, a romantic night, a pajama party with your BFF, or just to enjoy some solo relaxation, these new hotels have us eager to book a room in no time. Psst: Visiting during the Olympics? The prices listed are what you'll actually pay during the bustling month of August 2024.

Whether for a quick Paris getaway, a romantic night, a pajama party with your BFF, or just the joy of solo relaxation, these new hotels make us want to book a room ASAP. Spotlight on Le Grand Hôtel Cayré, Boudoir des Muses, Hôtel Dalila, and Une Autre Chambre—four smart hotels for every budget, each capturing the spirit of the times with a unique identity.
© Le Dalila by Jeanne Perrotte, Le Grand Hôtel Cayré by Depasquale+Maffini, and Le Boudoir des Muses.

The Vibe: Tucked away on a quiet street in the Marais, this sultry new hotel greets you with a towering atrium that hints at its past life—yes, it once housed a… brothel! It’s the go-to spot for bold girl-power parties, intimate bar dates, or for booking one of two bathrooms with a high erotic factor, and of course, a love-filled night away from prying eyes. Its big draw? An edgy art direction that creates an immersive theater experience where the "show" unfolds on each floor with a view onto the central stage below.

Rooms: Surrounding the central atrium, five floors house 28 rooms ranging from 13 to 25 m² and four suites (38 m²). Inside, there’s no glitz or bling—just a soothing décor inviting relaxation. Expect plush pink, green, and yellow velvet cushions, gilded, heart-shaped wall pieces above the bed, and portraits of remarkable women. A shared design feature, exposed beams add a touch of mystical charm by transforming into wooden columns throughout the space.

The Extra: A killer programming lineup dedicated to all things girl power. Unsurprisingly, Boudoir des Muses (or BDM to insiders) belongs to the same hotel group as the Chouchou Hôtel, famous for its cool events year-round that draw Parisians. Here, look forward to parties hosted by Maudamour of Madame Arthur every Wednesday and Thursday, or women’s circle-style talks on love, sexuality, or entrepreneurship. On that note: all November, Cercle by Do It members get a complimentary cocktail when booking a workshop like Erotic Readings with Flore Cherry x TBC, Crystal Readings with Sentara (November 3), or a Live Model Drawing Workshop with Déborah Calfond (November 11). Follow the guide over here…

Boudoir des Muses, 6 rue de Saintonge, Paris 3rd. 01 87 58 08 08. Rooms from €309.
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The Vibe: On upscale Boulevard Raspail, this seven-story Art Deco gem was inaugurated in 1920 by Auguste Cayré, an Aveyron native who turned his eponymous hotel into an intellectual hotspot on the Left Bank. This historic spot was occupied by the Nazis during WWII, and later home for 15 years to the Franco-German novelist Annette Kolb (namesake of the hotel’s current restaurant). Now, under the wing of new hotel group Miiro, this iconic building is reborn. Every inch is a delight for the eye, from historic relics on display to the celestial mural by Mathias Kiss. Special mention: a "Refresh Room" where guests can shower or change before check-in or after check-out. Genius!

Rooms: With 123 rooms and two suites on the top floor, Le Grand Hôtel Cayré aims to make each room feel like a chic Parisian apartment, tastefully decorated with velvet accents, lovely fabric light fixtures, cozy rugs, and striped headboards—an idea worth replicating at home. Special mention goes to the Le Labo products in the bathrooms with their intoxicating scent that lingers. Absolute favorite: the suite with a terrace overlooking the Eiffel Tower, and another suite fully designed by Gilbert Kahn, where every piece of furniture is up for sale!

The Extra: Led by Bruno Brangea, former executive chef at Alain Ducasse, Annette serves up classic French brasserie dishes in a charming setting (top tables: round ones with banquettes). Highlights from that evening’s menu: organic egg en meurette with lardons and onions (€19), autumn vegetables in cocotte with lovage-infused jus (€24), tender braised beef cheek with carrots and onions (€26), hand-cut beef tartare (€24), prime rib steak with peppercorn sauce and shoestring fries (€36)… and the irresistibly creamy macaroni with Paris ham, comté, and black truffle (€24)!

Le Grand Hôtel Cayré, 4 boulevard Raspail, Paris 7th. 01 45 44 38 88. Rooms from €350.
© Le Grand Hôtel Cayré by Depasquale+Maffini.

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The Vibe: Nestled on quiet Rue Bailly in the heart of the Marais, this four-star hotel is a peaceful retreat from the city buzz. Styled like a bourgeois home, Une Autre Chambre welcomes guests into two plush lounges that feel like an elegant private residence: large wooden bookcases filled with curios, fringed armchairs set on blond parquet floors, coffee table books, and magazines. This cozy setting, where hot drinks, alcohol, and cocktails are served, also offers chess boards and cards for lingering relaxation.

Rooms: Just 17 rooms! Formerly 25, the new owners opted for fewer, more spacious rooms—rare for the Marais. Spanning six floors and paying homage to iconic women (from Colette to Simone Veil to Olympe de Gouges), the refined décor leans toward classic elegance, with floral wallpaper and graphic carpets. Rooms come in three categories: Comfort, Superior, and Deluxe, offering spaces of 15 to 33 m². The best? The Exclusive George Sand suite on the 6th floor with panoramic views over Paris rooftops. We love the Clarins bathroom products. Small downside: no bathtubs.

The Extra: Excellent breakfast served from 7 am to noon (perfect for late risers!). Prefer a cozy night in with room service? Une Autre Chambre offers a range of light homemade cold dishes: burrata salad (€18), charcuterie and cheese plate (€22), fresh fruit salad (€8).

Une Autre Chambre, 3 rue Bailly, Paris 3rd. 01 48 04 77 76. Rooms from €290.
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The Vibe: Top glow-up award goes to Hôtel Dalila. Located between the Saint-Ouen Flea Market and Jules Joffrin in the 18th arrondissement, this hidden gem has completely reimagined its look with a vibrant retro-chic 70s aesthetic. Architect Giovanna de Bosredon, founder of Auguri Studio, blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. Dalila is the ideal hub for travelers looking for a warm stay or coworking spot in a minimalist yet vibrant space that feels unmistakably Parisian. The design features nods to Paris such as bench-style seating reminiscent of public parks, a zinc bar reminiscent of a classic Parisian bistro, and a lush glass roof resembling a Parisian canopy.

Rooms: Channeling Parisian character, the 49 rooms across seven floors continue the common area aesthetic with warm tones, rich materials, and carefully chosen furniture. Special mention to the headboards in cross-woven fabric by Maison Thevenon and metal bedside tables inspired by garden furniture. Best view? The top room (705, our fave) with a stunning view over Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur.

The Extra: With the 18th arrondissement’s eclectic and authentic charm, there’s never a dull moment here. While Dalila lacks an on-site restaurant, the Jules Joffrin neighborhood offers plenty of great options, from the new L’Arpaon, a quick trip to Naples at Il Brigante, or our favorite wine bar Le Comptoir de Crème.

Dalila, 51 rue Letort, Paris 18th. 01 42 57 20 00. Rooms from €130. Breakfast €15. Coworking possible from 1 pm to 7 pm.
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The DNA: A new 5-star gem by Chapitre Six (Monsieur George, Monsieur Aristide), the poetic Hana sits between Opéra and Bourse, offering tranquility with discreet luxury and graceful charm. Designed by renowned architect Laura Gonzalez and fashion art director Olivier Leone, the hotel presents a delightful journey into a dreamlike Japan with Belle Époque influences. Cozy in every corner, Hôtel Hana emphasizes care, a pillar of Japanese culture, featuring a hidden swimming pool in the basement and a custom ritual menu offering reiki, kobido, reflexology-drainage, and even an Olympic special treatment: "Olympic Spirit" combining a deep tissue massage and a guided music meditation (€120).

The Rooms: Soft and harmonious, the 26 rooms, including a suite and an apartment, are beautifully designed with a feng shui aura by expert Hélène Weber. Featuring iroko wood, straw coverings, and plush carpets, they instantly evoke relaxation. Tailor-made refinement with soft tones, silky materials, and delicately floral prints, plus palace-comfort bedding and bathrooms adorned with two-tone marble and Diptyque toiletries. A small notebook in the room encourages guests: "Be disturbing, call us! Reception". We love it.

Extra Perk: The Hanabi restaurant and its gem of a bar, perfect for a pre- or post-dinner drink, serving signature cocktails (€21-24). The stylish fusion of French-Japanese cuisine by Shirley Garrier of The Social Food includes dishes like wagyu cecina chiffonade (€29), camembert tempura with yuzu jam (€18), black sesame gomatofu (€15), wagyu steak with sansho pepper sauce (€54), and a sparkling sake cheesecake with sesame oil (€14).

Hôtel Hana, 17 rue du Quatre-Septembre, Paris 2e. 01 87 89 61 98. Rooms from €400.

© Hôtel Hana by Robin Le Febvre, Stephan Julliard, and Romain Ricard.

The DNA: Lacquered walls, leopard prints, colorful carpets, and panther statues greet guests in this 80s-themed aesthetic. The latest 4-star from Touriste group (Bienvenue, Beauregard, Les Deux Gares…) offers unbeatable value. Located in the lively 10th arrondissement on its namesake street, nestled between two Afro hair salons, this cool spot adds even more personality to the vibrant setting. Studio Necchi Architecture has crafted a stylishly vintage atmosphere.

The Rooms: Extending the film set decor, the 35 well-designed rooms feature top-notch bedding (we love the fluffy pillows) and carpets in ochre, green, or orange. Imagine yourself doing an XL blowout while listening to Whitney Houston or Michael Jackson hits. Retro touches like rotary phones, checkerboard bathroom tiles, and lacquered TV trays complete the nostalgic vibe. Our favorite key? Room 506, one of the most spacious and affordably priced.

Extra Perk: While the hotel lacks a restaurant, explore the eco-friendly dining at Les Résistants down the street, serving lovingly prepared dishes with green vibes (16 rue du Château d’Eau, Paris 10e. Dishes €19-29).

Hôtel Château d’Eau, 65 rue du Château d’Eau, Paris 10e. Rooms from €150 during the Olympics.

© Hôtel Château d'Eau by Ludovic Balay.

The DNA: This brand-new 4-star hotel opened in March in the serene Madeleine district, spanning 7 floors of a Haussmann building once frequented by famed American writers like Fitzgerald and Hemingway. Decor inspired by this legacy, crafted by Liautard and the Queen, features tropical and geometric patterns, floral wallpapers, and bold colors. We love the cozy carpeted lounge with a fireplace and jukebox extending the lobby, plus the boutique offering the divine Florida candle by Lola James Harper, the hotel’s olfactory signature.

The Rooms: Classic, superior, deluxe, and suites, totaling 39, showcase elegant aesthetics with soft volumes, cocooning fabrics, and a beautiful blend of styles and eras with curated objects and detailed touches. We adore the chic minibar in the rooms and suites, offering a wide range of drinks and DIY cocktail options. The XL bathrooms, clad in marble, with both shower and tub, are perfect for relaxation.

Extra Perk: The Nepita restaurant has become a hotspot since the hotel’s opening. Featuring a charming room with velvet banquettes and chairs, it extends to a delightful terrace for summer dining. Chef Amandine Chaignot’s Mediterranean cuisine highlights include artichoke with pistachio emulsion (€16), reimagined Niçoise salad with grilled octopus (€18), divine langoustine tagliolini (€38), and house-made ice creams (€12).

Hôtel Florida Paris, 12 boulevard Malesherbes, Paris 8e. 01 42 65 72 06. Rooms from €440.

© Hôtel Florida by Yann Deret and Simon Detraz.

The DNA: After three years of renovation, the Hôtel Astra Opéra (Groupe Astotel) has been transformed. Located near the Palais Garnier and department stores, the hotel was redesigned by architect Philippe Maidenberg, blending old-world charm with modern interiors. Each space pays tribute to four stars: prima ballerina Marie-Agnès Gillot, actor Daniel Auteuil, astronaut and politician Claudie Haigneré, and the Bouglione circus family. The grand salon, illuminated by a glass roof, invites conviviality with large tables and cozy alcoves for breakfast or snacks available throughout the day.

The Rooms: Far from the kitsch of themed hotels, subtle references to these personalities enrich each of the 73 rooms and suites in this 4-star establishment. Movie fans will appreciate the Daniel Auteuil floor with spotlights and film posters, while classical dance lovers will enjoy the Marie-Agnès Gillot rooms with ballet bar mirrors, pointe shoes, and pink accents. For something unique, opt for Bouglione rooms with swing chairs and red velvet walls, a nod to the circus world. Pro tip: Ask for an upper-floor room for a view of the Eiffel Tower. Practical features include ample storage in both the bedroom and bathroom.

Extra Perk: The hotel's wellness area in the basement, perfect for unwinding after a long day exploring Paris. Enjoy the hammam, sauna, high-tech gym equipment, and the heated swimming pool, open until 10 pm, with sun loungers for relaxation.

Hôtel Astra Opéra, 29 rue de Caumartin, Paris 9e. 01 42 65 15 15. Rooms from €750. Online booking or email reservation.astra@astotel.com.

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The DNA: This charming 4-star boutique hotel is nestled in the postcard-perfect Saint-Germain-des-Prés, surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and shops on rue de Buci. Completely renovated, Hôtel de Buci has transformed its reception areas, including a delightful winter garden under a glass roof, perfect for breakfast to evening cocktails and tea time in between. Head to the adorable basement spa for the ultimate relaxation in a chic space with a heated pool, sauna, and treatment cabin by Absolution (body massage Re-Lax, €165 for 75 minutes, custom facial, €135 for 60 minutes).

The Rooms: 24 keys spread across 19 rooms and 5 suites offer intimate, cocoon-like retreats. Many rooms have been beautified, featuring vintage flair with enveloping fabrics, 18th-century inspired furniture, a touch of gold, Patricia Khan’s black and white photos, and plenty of comfort: impeccable bedding and velour sponge bathrobes with matching slippers you’ll never want to take off.

Extra Perk: Top-quality concierge service led by Sanjay, the Clefs d’or head concierge. Restaurant reservations, show tickets, taxis, babysitting – you can ask for anything!

Hôtel de Buci, 22 rue de Buci, Paris 6e. 01 55 42 74 74. Rooms from €400.

© Hôtel de Buci.

For a stay in Paris, a romantic night, a pyjama party with your BFF, or just for the pleasure of disconnecting solo, these new hotels have tempted us to book a room in no time.

Overview : We had been eagerly anticipating its opening, and it was worth the wait! In the heart of Marais, the third establishment of the Maisons Pariente group (Crillon le Brave in Provence, Lou Pinet in Saint-Tropez) exudes the chic yet relaxed touch of architect Martin Brudnizki, known for the decor of La Fantaisie. Charming, joyful, and quirky, Le Grand Mazarin infuses its 50 rooms and 11 suites with a sumptuous arty spirit, featuring opulent fabrics, vintage furniture, wallpaper with lush prints, and baroque details that evoke a unique emotion. This 14th-century building, proudly boasting 5 stars, has been reinvented down to the basement, which houses a wellness area with a stunning pool adorned with a poetic fresco painted by artist Jacques Merle. It also offers a hammam, a hot tub, a fitness room, and a spa treatment room (coming soon) for indulging in Anne Cali's expert massages.

What sets it apart : The delightful bar on the ground floor, perfect for enjoying top-notch signature cocktails before dining at Boubalé for a gastronomic feast! The new, effervescent restaurant by the Michelin-starred Israeli chef Assaf Granit and his skilled team, already renowned for their expertise at Balagan, Shabour, and Tékés, showcases iconic Ashkenazi cuisine with a touch of glamour. Highlights include the delectable warm challah served with a sumac cream (€10), the chic Russian salad with caviar-potato emulsion (€48), tender shredded chicken with carrot pickles (€31), the famous chocolate mousse with olive oil (€12), and the traditional strudel (€14). It's an endless delight accompanied by an exciting playlist. Best spots : the counter facing the kitchen or the wonderfully soothing winter garden.

Le Grand Mazarin, 17 rue de la Verrerie, Paris 4th. +33 1 83 64 00 65. Rooms start at €1,100.

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Overview : Feel the vacation vibes in this hotel nestled on a quiet street in the 10th arrondissement between Gare de l'Est and Gare du Nord. Behind the walls of a brand-new building, Bloom House exudes an urban oasis atmosphere, centered around a stunning patio with a zellige-tiled pool that makes you forget you're in the city. A sense of wanderlust permeates every corner of the hotel, with lush décor featuring vibrant colors, natural textures, and carpets covering the floors and even the walls. The lobby features a bar with an XL counter, a restaurant, large wooden tables, and cozy alcoves for working or having a drink. Upstairs, you'll find 91 stylish and inviting rooms, perfectly situated in front of windows that offer captivating views. Some rooms provide a romantic tête-à-tête with the Sacré-Cœur, while others extend to furnished balconies or spacious terraces.

What sets it apart : Bistronomic cuisine with Mediterranean influences, expertly crafted by chef Olivier Streiff. The menu features daring flavor combinations, including dishes like aubergine caviar with banana (€7), veal sweetbreads and bacon samosas with cognac (€10), veal tournedos with polenta, carrots, and licorice (€26), and a mouthwatering Peruvian chocolate fondant with confit bell peppers and popcorn ice cream (€12). For an extra special treat, head to the basement to discover a gem of a spa. The 18-meter pool is surrounded by comfortable loungers and sunbeds, plus a hot tub, sauna, and a well-equipped fitness room with stylish Nohrd equipment. Additionally, there are two treatment rooms, one of which is a double room, where you can indulge in massages and facial and body treatments, benefiting from Fleur’s and Phytomer products. What else ?

Bloom House Hotel & Spa, 23 rue du Château Landon, Paris 10th. +33 1 83 64 53 53. Rooms start at €230.

Overview : Le Parchamp is a cozy haven in Boulogne, exquisitely decorated with inspiration from Auguste Perret and Le Corbusier. The warm, intimate atmosphere, with earthy tones and dark glass, creates a comfortable ambiance. The lobby reveals a bar, a comfortable lounge, and a workspace area. The 123 rooms, overlooking the patio or Square Léon Blum, are adorned with soft shades of green and orange. At lunch and dinner, enjoy authentic and vibrant Levantine-inspired cuisine. On Sundays, treat yourself to a fabulous brunch buffet with unlimited sweet and savory dishes (€44 per person, from 12 pm to 3 pm).

What sets it apart : Head to the hotel's sixth and top floor for cocktails and tapas at the rooftop bar, offering a breathtaking 360° view. Whether it's day or night, with friends or your significant other, take your time to enjoy a Boulogne Star Martini (Vodka Fair Tonka Bean, Saffron Honey, Passion Fruit, Champagne & Orange Blossom) for €16 or a glass of Bordeaux for €13. If you're feeling peckish, share plates like burrata (€11), fried cauliflower with Silan tahini (€8), and pita bread with spicy sauce and grated tomatoes (€7).

Hôtel Le Parchamp, 114 route de la Reine, 92100 Boulogne-Billancourt. +33 1 81 89 06 80. Rooms start at €382.

Overview : After a complete makeover, this hotel in the heart of the 9th arrondissement on vibrant Faubourg Montmartre exudes cozy elegance from the lobby to the rooms. The multitude of paintings adorning the walls is one of the distinctive features of the place, reminding us of the architect-painter Lázaro Rosa Violán's first passion for decoration. The surprisingly peaceful space offers 44 sophisticated rooms, ranging from the cozy XS attic room for one person at the top of the hotel to a 33 m2 suite with a dreamy round bathtub.

What sets it apart :The patio, covered by a glass roof and bathed in light, features large sofas adorned with plush cushions for extended moments of relaxation. It's the perfect place for an aperitif dinner, with a bar menu offering a collection of well-crafted cocktails : Spritz (€12), Negroni (€14), and the enticing El Diablo, a mix of tequila, cassis cream, lemon, and ginger beer (€16). For hunger pangs, enjoy Spanish-inspired dishes from the Pulitzer Group, including Iberian ham croquettes (€10), pan con tomate (€6), charcuterie platter (€22), and homemade gazpacho (€12). For a hearty appetite, try the burger topped with melted Tomme cheese (€16).

Pulitzer Paris, 23 rue du Faubourg Montmartre, Paris 9th. +33 1 53 34 98 10. Rooms start at €295.

Overview : The same owners as the elegant Relais Christine and Saint James Paris are behind Château des Fleurs, which shares a unique character. The rooms have a decidedly Parisian soul, with cane patterned carpets, parquet floors in some, and charming details like chaise lounges, hand-shaped handles, Murano glass lights, and ochre velvet sofas. Special mention goes to the red and white striped bathrooms, reminiscent of candy wrappers. Our favorite rooms ? The bright Junior Angle Suites (with a view of the neighboring Vuitton hotel) and the Junior Suite Duplex with the bed on the upper level, creating a charming home-like experience just steps away from the Champs-Élysées.

What sets it apart : Upon entering the hotel, behind the majestic bar, you can enjoy high-quality Korean cuisine at the OMA restaurant, led by chef Ji-Hye Park. The dishes are generous and fragrant, featuring options like beef tartare with aioli and Parmesan, served in a brioche bun (€19), or the signature OMA rice with beef paleron, soft-boiled egg, seaweed, pickled radish, and sesame (€23). Finish your meal with one of the best matcha lattes in the city, delightfully fluffy.

Château des Fleurs, 19 rue Vernet, Paris 8th. +33 1 47 20 41 73. Double rooms start at €558.

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Overview : Things are buzzing in Issy-les-Moulineaux. Just five minutes from the metro, the MGallery's luxury expertise was needed to transform this 17th-century building, previously inhabited by Queen Margot herself (where she sought refuge from the Parisian frenzy and the plague) for nine years, and later by priests for 300 years, into a peaceful haven just a stone's throw from Paris. The estate offers a vast, classified garden with a vegetable garden, orchard, and greenhouse for private events. A brand-new building with refined decor by Jean-Michel Wilmotte, and a bistronomic restaurant under the old house's glass roof, offers delightful queen's bites. It's like experiencing a countryside getaway with just a Navigo card.

What sets it apart : A hidden rum bar in a chapel ! It doesn't get more unusual than this neo-Gothic curiosity where you can enjoy drinks under the gaze of disciples and the restored original stained glass, facing a stunning Mary. This is a fantastic surprise to offer your +1! Additionally, you can book a rum tasting experience among around 400 agricultural references, straight from the sacristy.

Domaine Reine Margot Paris Issy - MGallery, 3 cours de la Reine Margot, 92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux. +33 1 87 53 65 70. Rooms start at €505.73.

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Overview : Located 100 km from Paris, Maison La Prairie is a dream house for rent for a weekend or more with your friends. This project is brought to you by the French start-up The Oasis House, founded by Camille Personnat and Guillaume Prigent. This stunning house offers a fun and rejuvenating countryside experience, featuring a swimming pool, padel court, pétanque court, foosball, ping-pong, bicycles, and a renovated 125 m2 barn for events. Holistic in design and offerings, La Prairie is renovated with natural materials and renewable energy sources. It boasts 12 comfortable rooms, including an XL family room, and common spaces you won't want to leave: a grand living room with a fireplace and piano, and a beautiful kitchen. Additionally, there are two high-end tiny houses that blend into the natural surroundings for a unique experience in the vast landscape.

What sets it apart : The opportunity to book workshops to make your stay more exciting. Choose from cooking classes with chef Chloé Charles, yoga classes, a foraging experience, or painting classes. We love the cushion bar in the house, allowing you to select the perfect softness for a serene night's sleep.

Maison La Prairie, Hameau de Passy, Egreville. 1 hour from Paris (TER train station in Nemmours). From €1,836 per day.

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