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La Chambre du Marais

La Chambre du Marais, or the Chamber of the Marsh, is located on the Rue des Archives in the center of Paris, an ideal location for exploring the historical Marais district. Just a few minutes walk from the hotel brings you to the Picasso Museum, the Georges Pompidou Center, and numerous attractions, art galleries, and shops. The building was build in the 18th century but was reconstructed by Aurore Vachette and stylishly designed by Philippe Jégou and Aurore Vachette de Lesquen.

Inside the hotel, there are nineteen spacious and authentically decorated rooms where guests can stay and enjoy the hotel’s top class services. At the heart of the hotel, you will find Bar del la Veuve, a cozy lounge opened to both hotel guests and locals from the neighborhood. In the morning, the bar serves breakfast from 7 am until 12 pm, perfect for guests wanting to sleep in a little later. From noon until 2 am, you can enjoy a cocktail or choose from the bar’s fine selection of wines.

The hotel’s excellent reviews are usually what draw people to La Chambre du Marais as many people enjoy the smaller size of the hotel, the friendly hotel staff, and all the great services the hotel provides.

Hotel Saint-Marc

The Hotel Saint-Marc was built in 1791, extending from the rue Saint-March to the ramparts of Paris. It was one of Paris’ most elaborate properties during the 18th century, built on the private residence of the Duc de Choiseul. Today, this historic piece of French heritage stands as a marvelous hotel where art, design, comfort, luxury, and relaxation come together.

Just steps away from the hotel, you’ll find the Opera House, the Louvre, theatres, boutiques, and galleries. Inside the hotel, there are six different rooms and suites to choose from, depending on the services you want and which size suits you best. The wellness center, featuring a hammam, hydromassage, and counter-current pool, is free for all hotel guests, and additional massage treatments can be booked for further relaxation.

The Hotel Saint-Marc is a sophisticated oasis where you can make yourself feel at home and indulge in all services the hotel has to offer. Here you will enjoy the hotel’s hospitality, tranquility, and receive a personalized experience that will make you feel as though you have a home away from home in the center of Paris.

La Villa Haussmann

La Villa Haussmann is located in the heart of the 8th arrondissement, facing the Arc de Triomphe. It is in a very centralized area with attractions, shops, cafes, and museums in all directions—just step outside the hotel and you’ll already find yourself surrounded by the bustling city life. The design and architecture of La Villa Haussmann represent a style similar to that of the Second French Empire, making the hotel a truly iconic place.

At the hotel, you can find several luxury services including a trendy bar and restaurant, the N3, and a relaxation center located in the basement level of the hotel. Here you can schedule a Swedish or deep tissue massage, or relax in the pool or at the hummam. The hotel also offers several services to make your stay as comfortable as possible including bathrobes, slippers, ergonomic pillows, universal power adapters, international newspapers, a minibar, and a Nespresso coffee machine. La Villa Haussmann is not just a hotel, but an experience that is sure to enrich your stay in this amazing city.

Hotel Moliere

The Hotel Molière is a charming residence located on a quiet street in the heart of Paris. You can start your day with a breakfast buffet in the dining room that overlooks the beautiful courtyard or even have breakfast served in your room. The hotel facilities and services include a sauna, hammam, fitness room, personal trainer, luggage room, laundry, room service, public car-park near the hotel, and internet access. The friendly staff work to make your stay as enjoyable as possible and will be glad to assist you in making entertainment and restaurant reservations, and scheduling transportation to the airport or train station.

Hotel Moliere is located in a prime area, walking distance to the Seine River, Place Vendome, the Louvre, and the Jardin de Tuileries. The historic district surrounding the hotel offers the best of culture and entertainment with world-famous museums, shopping centers, and gorgeous art galleries. At Hotel Moliere, you will be able to comfortably explore the city and return to a relaxing place at the end of the day.

Florence Kahn Bakery and Delicatessen

Florence Kahn Bakery and Delicatessen is a Jewish-style bakery and pastry shop in the heart of the Marais. The stunning blue mosaic that covers the shop’s exterior is likely to grab your attention and pull you into the shop, even if you are just passing by. The mosaic was created by a master artisan in 1932 and is considered a historical monument of Paris. The same artisan also decorated several other shops in the Marais, so be sure to keep your eyes open when exploring the area. One in particular is the former horse butcher’s shop which you can find near Florence Kahn’s on the corner of Rue Vieille du Temple and Rue du Roi de Sicile.

If you go on a nice day, you will be able to enjoy your Yiddish pastry or homemade chicken soup in the fresh air at a table set out on the terrace. But don’t be disappointed if you don’t come on a sunny day, because the inside is just as relaxing and gives off the fabulous aroma of fresh baked goods. Some of their most popular menu items include their corn beef sandwich, pastrami, apple strudel, yogurt cake, challah, and cheesecake, but you really can’t go wrong. If you love traditional Jewish food prepared fresh just the way your grandmother would make it, this shop is for you.

L’As du Fallafel

L’As du Fallafel is a lively kosher Middle Eastern restaurant located in the Pletzl Jewish quarter in the Le Marais neighborhood. The restaurant is known for its falafel sandwich served with eggplant and hummus, but you can create your sandwich any way you want with a variety of toppings. There is often a line packed with both locals and tourists, some who are coming for their first time and others who have been coming for years. This restaurant is great for vegans and vegetarians, or anyone looking for an authentic falafel experience.

Kavod Restaurant

Le Kavod is a cozy kosher restaurant with walls covered in photographs, elegant furniture, huge windows, and fresh flowers. On the menu, you’ll find delicious steaks, class French dishes, smoked duck breast, an apple tort, and tuna carpaccio. Make sure you save room for dessert because you won’t want to miss the house favorite molten chocolate cake or chocolate fondue. The modern, yet traditional atmosphere makes Le Kavod a great place for family dinners, romantic dates, and business meetings, so no matter why you are visiting Paris, this restaurant is perfect for you.

1000 & 1 Signes

There aren’t many true Moroccan restaurants in Paris, and 1000 & 1 Signes is one you do not want to miss. This restaurant has received rave reviews on TripAdvisor for its delicious and authentic flavors as well as its accommodations for dietary restrictions. Many of the ingredients and produce come from the local farmer’s market and you will find a range of menu items such as Lamb Tajine, Merguez, Vegetarian Couscous, and Vegetable Tajine.

The most unique aspect of this restaurant that sets it apart from most restaurants around the world is the way the customers communicate with the staff members. All of the staff, including the chefs, are deaf, and they greet you upon entering the restaurant with a sign language welcome. In the restaurant, you will find a small brochure with basic signs – this is given along with the menu. They also use whiteboards to facilitate communication between the waiters and customers. Whether you are deaf or hearing-able, you will have an incredible experience at 1000 & 1 Signes while enjoying the amazing flavors of traditional Moroccan cuisine.

Devour Madrid Food Tour

Devour Madrid allows you to discover Madrid on a personal, small group food tour! This walking tour is a culinary experience enjoyed by both visitors and locals and is a fun outing for the entire family. You will discover the ingredients and people behind the authentic Spanish dishes and will learn about the history and culture of Madrid as you visit the best food shops, bakeries, markets, and tapas bars.

There are several food tours to choose from including an evening tapas tours, flamenco and tapas tours, wine and tapas tours, tapas and history tour, and Prado Museum and Botin lunch tours. If you’re a foodie looking to eat your way through the city while learning about the Madrid culture and history, this tour is for you.

500 Years Ago in Sepharat

The Spanish culture owes a lot to its Jewish and Arabic ancestry and this tour will demonstrate the rich heritage through food and dance. You will walk through the oldest parts of Madrid and hear stories of the Sephardic Jews that lived in Madrid until their expulsion in the 15th century. While you sit in a centennial hidden area, a dancer will explain the roots of Flamenco, a dance that was born for people to express anguish after their prosecution. You will learn the basic hand and feet movements of this dance and you will clap castanets.

After the dancing, you will end the tour in an old gourmet market that still has traditional Spanish foods that were around in the 15th century. You will have the opportunity to taste 3 different wines and some traditional tapas. This tour takes you through the Spanish flavors and sounds from five centuries ago and is a unique experience to learn about Spanish culture and history that you won’t get anywhere else.

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