Drawing Hotel – A Favorite for Families in Paris

Drawing Hotel offers 48 rooms with furniture from French and international designers. Rooms include Nespresso machines, wall-mounted TVs with international channels, and Rituals toiletries. The fifth-floor suite features a king-size bed, separate bathtub and walk-in shower, and minibar. Six artists created corridor installations on each floor, including Thomas Broomé's word drawings and Clément Bagot's map-inspired works.

Breakfast buffet (€19) includes organic eggs, smoked salmon from the northern house, cheeses from Marie Quatrehomme, and jams by Philippe Bruneton. The D-Bar serves tea with organic selections and cocktails from 6 PM to midnight. The Eminente rooftop offers Cuban-inspired tapas like beef chuck skewers with BBQ sauce and grilled octopus with Kalamata olive oil.

The Drawing Lab on the lower ground floor hosts three contemporary drawing exhibitions yearly. Guests can view Aurelie Nemours' works on loan from Oniris gallery. Art materials and books are available for purchase in the lobby. The hotel corridors feature permanent installations by artists including Lek & Sowat, who used lights, wallpaper, and carpets for immersive experiences.

Located in the 1st arrondissement, steps from Comédie Française, Palais-Royal, and the Louvre Museum. Close to Hausmann-era boulevards, Tuileries Garden, and Rue St-Honoré shopping. The Centre Pompidou is 1.5 km away, Place de la Concorde is 1.5 km, and Notre-Dame Cathedral is 2 km from the property.

Art Concierge Steven Vandeporta provides personalized cultural itineraries for Parisian exhibitions and events. The service includes recommendations for shows and art events before and during stays. Two rooms are wheelchair accessible, and breakfast can be served in-room. Day-use rooms are available in time blocks from 7 AM to 11 PM, priced from €85 to €165.