Stay in the streets of Old Paris
Le Marais is a Paris neighbourhood that packs a punch. The medieval cobblestone streets that were once home to the city’s upper class are now awash with fashion boutiques, hip bars, local boulangeries, trendy art galleries, and a whole lot more – it’s a neighbourhood with a little bit of everything, and a little bit of something for everyone.
And right in the heart of it is the stylish Villa Beaumarchais – a classic French hotel that offers easy access to the hustle and bustle of Paris. Rooms are arranged around a central courtyard, so you can still expect to find a bit of zen away from the lively city streets just a few yards away.
Breakfast is a continental spread served each morning, and if you’re feeling particularly lazy you can order it straight to your room and enjoy your fresh croissants from the comfort of your bed. Prefer to get a jump on the day? Cafés, bakeries, and trendy brunch spots aren’t hard to find ‘round these parts, so you can stop in for a quick bite on your way to hit the sights.
Exploring the city will be a cinch thanks to the handy public transport links. Whether you hop on the metro and head for a museum or grab a bus in search of the city’s iconic shopping, it’ll be within arm’s reach when you stay at Villa Beaumarchais.
What Villa Beaumarchais has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
Family facilities
- Cots available on request
Find out more about Le Marais
Le Marais is a historic neighbourhood in an area known as Paris Central. It was built over marshland, and today, Le Marais has evolved into one of the most beautiful parts of Paris.
While Paris is known for its wide, tree-lined boulevards, Le Marais is a labyrinth of winding cobblestone streets jam-packed with tiny boutiques and hole-in-the-wall bistros. It gives a nostalgic glimpse into pre-Napoleon Paris before the modernisation of the historic mediaeval cityscape.
Beyond its old-world charm, Le Marais is a hub of creativity and diversity, attracting artists and entrepreneurs who are shaping the future of the district. There’s a strong community here, with many feeling that Le Marais is its own independent village rather than part of Paris.
The beauty of Le Marais is that there’s so much to discover. Peek down the narrow alleys and around quiet corners to uncover hidden courtyards and secret gardens. Spend some time exploring the tranquil squares and sleepy passages away from the everyday hustle.