Hotel De La Bretonnerie - Paris

3-star historic hotel in the Marais district housed in a 17th-century mansion

History & Character

Hotel De La Bretonnerie Paris occupies a 17th-century former private mansion, preserving its classic Parisian freestone façade and original timber. The building retains period charm with exposed beams in some rooms and a cozy lobby with a fireplace. A lift serves all floors in this historic structure.

Rooms

Each room at hotel de la bretonnerie is individually decorated with Parisian-style furniture, and some include exposed beams or a small living room area. Several rooms offer views of Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie street, while junior suites provide a separate loft area with twin and queen beds. All rooms have a fridge, tea/coffee maker, and a large bathtub, though no air conditioning is available (fans are provided).

Breakfast & Dining

Breakfast is served in a converted 17th-century wine cellar with vaulted ceilings, offering a selection of fresh breads, pastries, cheeses, meats, and scrambled eggs. A fresh orange juicing machine allows guests to squeeze their own juice, and coffee, tea, and hot milk are always available. The hotel also offers breakfast in the room upon request.

Location

Hotel de la Bretonnerie sits in the Marais district, surrounded by art galleries, boutiques, and cafés on flowering terraces. Notre Dame Cathedral and the Louvre Museum are each within a 10-minute walk, and Place des Vosges is just around the corner. Two metro stations (Hôtel de Ville and Rambuteau) are a 5-minute walk, providing access to the entire Paris transit network.

Services & Family

The hotel provides 24-hour front desk service, luggage storage, and express check-in/check-out for convenience. Family rooms accommodate up to four people, and board games and puzzles are available at the reception. Pets are welcome with pet baskets and bowls, and a minimarket on site sells groceries and snacks.

• Location: Marais district, 10-minute walk from Notre Dame and Louvre
• Rooms: Individually decorated rooms in a 17th-century former private mansion
• Dining: Breakfast in a former wine cellar with fresh orange juice, scrambled eggs, and local pastries
• Pet-friendly: Pet baskets and bowls provided, along with 24-hour staff
• Unique feature: Board games, minimarket on site, and lift in a historic building