La Maison Proust is a superbly romantic Hotel 5* with 23 rooms and a breathtaking oriental spa. The establishment is located at 26 rue de Picardie, in the heart of the Marais district of Paris, France. The hotel has been awarded 1 Clef by the Michelin Guide.

Reservation

We advise you to book your stay at Maison Proust via Booking.com, which often offers free cancellation. Send us a message on Instagram if you go, it would make us super happy.

A tribute to the Belle Époque

The place wonderfully recreates the splendor of the Parisian salons of the Belle Époque, which spans from the late 19th century to 1914. It was a period of splendor, fantasized for its carefree nature and marked by social, economic, technological and political progress. In Paris, it was a time of hushed salons where celebrities from the world of art and politics, the aristocracy and the nobility gathered.

The interior decoration of the hotel is signed Jacques Garcia. Bewitching, nostalgic, sumptuous, it transports you into a visually dizzying universe: rare and ancient paintings, period furniture, precious fabrics, unique objects found in the past, superb chandeliers and a spa designed by the best craftsmen in charge of the King of Morocco's palaces.

Maison Proust pays tribute to French writer Marcel Proust, born in 1871. A true genius and literary myth, the man profoundly marked his era, notably with his masterpiece: "À la recherche du temps perdu" (In Search of Lost Time). To this day, this literary monument is the world's most commented work, a veritable cathedral of words on memory, forgetting, love, death and the passing of time.

The rooms

The hotel houses 23 rooms and suites spread over 6 floors. Each is dedicated to a famous personality, close to the world of Marcel Proust. The spirit, paintings, fabrics and colors are unique to each room. Some feature alcoves or writing cabinets. The atmosphere is chic and luxurious. The result is dazzling!

Some of our favorite rooms:

1 • Deluxe Room • Photo • 📖
2 • Deluxe Proust Room • Photo • 🛋️
3 • Junior Suite • Photo • 🏛️
4 • Junior Proust Suite • Photo • 🏞️
5 • Executive Proust Suite • Photo • ✨

Depending on the room you choose, you will have the following amenities: double king size bed, bathroom with bathtub or walk-in shower, orange blossom and almond milk scented welcome products, air conditioning, flat screen TV, minibar and free wifi.

Intimate lounges

During the day, you can sit back and enjoy truffle tarama, tuna ventrèche or artichoke hearts in one of the cosy lounges on the first floor.

The hotel bar is located in the first lounge. With its monumental fireplace, it welcomes you for a romantic drink. In the center, admire the watercolor painting Le Printemps by Edouard Manet. In the second salon, you enter the Winter Garden. Here you can play a board game, enjoy a quiet chat or simply daydream in front of the luxurious Cordovan leather wall panels.

The oriental spa

But the craziest place in the hotel is the spa. It's another world, that of an age-old art of living rooted in the Orient! The finest craftsmen in charge of the King's Palaces of Morocco have deployed their exceptional skills to bring this architectural jewel to life.

You'll find yourself in an enchanting setting of blue-gray tones, with subtly lit lanterns, marble floors, exquisite scents, a murmuring fountain and tall, zellij-clad columns around the pool. All reservations include private access to the spa, including pool, hammam and treatment area. Don't forget to specify your availability at reception when you check in.

Location

Maison Proust located in the Marais district, about a 30-minute walk from the Louvre Museum. It is a historic neighborhood, particularly famous for its many mansions built in the 17th century.

Today, the Marais is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Paris, with its cobblestone streets, markets, fashion boutiques, antique shops, art galleries, and unique atmosphere.

Want to grab a good meal nearby? We recommend Sugo Pasta Fresca on Saint-Augustin Street. We had the best pesto pasta of our lives there. Great music. It’s tiny, so be sure to book well in advance.