La Maison Favart is a truly romantic setting with 39 rooms, located in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, at the foot of the Opéra Comique. The place is full of charm. You're plunged into a Marie-Antoinette-style theatrical universe.
Reservation
We recommend booking your stay at La Maison Favart via Booking.com, which often offers free cancellation. Send us a message on Instagram if you go, it would make us super happy.
On-site arrival
The charm begins the moment you step into the lobby: upholstered armchairs, stone walls, patterned carpets, gilded chandeliers and mirrors, and a color palette of almond green and powder pink. The staff warmly welcomes you in several languages: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, and Arabic.
The Maison Favart is named after a famous couple: Charles-Simon and the actress Justine Favart, also known as Mademoiselle Chantilly. Charles-Simon fell in love with the young artist during a performance of the play Les Fêtes Publiques and they got married on December 12, 1745. The Favart couple was born!
The rooms
Upstairs, the 39 rooms are beautifully decorated with noble materials such as silk and satin. Elegance, pastels and a bohemian touch. A true opera decor.
Some of our favorite rooms:
1 • Classic Room • Photo • 🌸
2 • Deluxe Room • Photo • ☀️
3 • Suite • Photo • 🎭
Depending on the room you choose, you will have the following facilities: air-conditioning, high-quality bedding, private bathroom with bath or shower and welcome products provided by La Maison Favart.
The spa and pool
Would you like to enjoy a romantic get-together in the steamy warmth of the heart of Paris? Then explore the spa at Maison Favart and discover the swimming pool with waterfall, water jets and mirror cloud. There is also a sauna, a massaging water bed and a fitness room. The spa can be made private on request.
At the foot of the Opéra Comique
The hotel is located at the foot of the Opéra Comique, in the heart of Paris's 2nd arrondissement, between the Quatre-Septembre and Richelieu-Drouot metro stations. The Louvre Museum is just a 20-minute walk away.
Don't miss a visit to the nearby Jardin du Palais-Royal, probably the most romantic park in Paris. It features in a memorable scene in the film Mission Impossible: Fallout, starring Tom Cruise.
If you’d like to have a drink at the end of the evening, we have a great suggestion: the tiny cocktail bar at Château Voltaire right nearby: La Coquille d'or. The place is hidden behind a secret door... The atmosphere there is deeply enchanting and romantic. For us, it’s without a doubt the most romantic bar in Paris.
We have a great suggestion for a walk right nearby. It starts at 10 Rue Saint-Marc and takes you through three charming covered arcades in succession: the Passage des Panoramas, which ends at Boulevard Montmartre; the Passage Jouffroy, which ends at Rue de la Grande Batelière; and finally the Passage Verdeau, which ends at Rue du Faubourg Montmartre.
Finally, are you looking for a great perfume shop nearby? We highly recommend checking out the Divine brand on Rue de Rivoli. Ever since we discovered these perfumes in Brittany, we’ve been recommending them to everyone we know. You absolutely must try “L’homme sage” for men and “L’esprit libre” for women. Deeply poetic, nostalgic, and inspired.
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Yes, there is a wonderful little indoor heated pool.
The Maison Favart offers 39 rooms of 5 types: Classic, Deluxe, Suite, Duplex and La Petite Maison. The rooms range in size from 15 to 75m².
Count on a minimum of 250€ for a night for 2 people.
Yes, there is a massage room with a massaging waterbed.
Arrival is from 3pm and departure is possible until 11am.
The hotel is located at the foot of the Opéra Comique, in the heart of the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, between the Quatre-Septembre and Richelieu-Drouot metro stations. Explore the many covered passages of the district and discover the Grand Rex, the Max Linder cinema, the Drouot auction house, the Stock Exchange, the Galeries Lafayette or the Place Vendôme. The Louvre Museum is only 20 minutes away on foot.
There is no shortage of restaurants in the area, including the excellent Tomo, a Japanese restaurant that serves excellent Dorayaki, a typical Japanese dessert.
Yes, some Deluxe rooms and the suites and duplexes have a bath.
