Le Grand Mazarin

Concept and Design

Le Grand Mazarin occupies a historic building at the intersection of rue des Archives and rue de la Verrerie. Swedish designer Martin Brudnizki crafted the interiors, drawing inspiration from 17th-century literary salons:

• Maximalist aesthetic blending periods and styles
• Vibrant color palette
• Custom furniture pieces
• 500 artworks displayed throughout

Accommodations

• 61 total units: 50 rooms and 11 suites
• Select rooms feature private balconies overlooking the Marais
• Amenities include:
  • Heated bathroom floors
  • Dyson hair dryers
  • International adapters

Facilities

Wellness

• Indoor swimming pool with mosaic tiles and frescoed ceiling
• Spa complex including:
  • Hammam
  • Fitness room
  • Treatment room

Dining

• Boubalé restaurant serving Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine
• Bar with skilled mixologists

Services

• Butler service
• Concierge
• Turndown service

Notable Features

• First urban property from Maisons Pariente group
• Emphasis on French craftsmanship and artisanal elements
• Designed as a neighborhood gathering spot, not exclusively for tourists
• Cabaret shows offered (when operational)

Practical Information

• Higher floor rooms recommended for better views and reduced street noise
• Early booking advised due to popularity