A legendary 1885 Parisian bathhouse transformed into an intimate 39-room boutique hotel in the heart of the Marais. Where Marcel Proust once soaked, contemporary art now mingles with preserved heritage.
Step into the storied halls of Les Bains Paris, where the ghosts of Marcel Proust and Impressionist masters still whisper through preserved stained glass windows and beneath dramatic blood-red lacquered ceilings. This legendary 1885 bathhouse, once the cultural epicenter of Parisian society, has been masterfully reimagined as an intimate 39-room sanctuary in the vibrant Marais district. Each uniquely designed suite tells its own tale through bespoke furnishings—from Warhol-inspired pieces to private hammams that honor the building's spa heritage.
Acclaimed chefs Philippe Labbé and Michaël Riss craft contemporary French cuisine in spaces where putty grey hues meet bold vintage orange sofas, while the historic mosaic bath in the basement stands as a testament to the property's noble origins. Here, RDAI's sophisticated design philosophy transforms every corner into a living gallery, where contemporary art exhibitions unfold against Eugène Ewald's sumptuous 19th-century stonework, creating an atmosphere that is both elegantly refined and spiritedly avant-garde.
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