Le Grand Mazarin

Just a few steps from the Seine, Le Grand Mazarin brings a welcome sense of mischief to the Marais. Behind its classic façade, Swedish designer Martin Brudnizki has composed a world where pastel hues, floral wallpapers, and fringed lampshades collide with the elegance of 18th-century salons.
Think literary grandeur reimagined with a wink - Wes Anderson might well have checked in himself. The 61 rooms and suites are filled with curious objects and quiet surprises, each corner revealing a new layer of theatricality.
And while the interiors play with fantasy, the hotel’s location keeps it grounded: right in the heart of Paris, surrounded by galleries, boutiques, and cafés. It’s the kind of place that doesn’t ask you to take it too seriously - just to enjoy the ride.