February 20, 2018 20 comments By

Hotel des Grands Boulevards

It’s all about the details at Hotel des Grands Boulevards, a newly opened boutique hotel tucked in a quiet alley in Paris’ 2nd Arrondissement. Designed by Dorothée Meilichzon, the 50 room hotel combines the building’s 18th century roots with an Art Nouveau and Modernist twist. The canopied beds using rustic linens covering velvet upholstered headboards, in the most gorgeous color palettes, has to be my favorite feature. The wooden side tables, brass switch plates and rotary phones are the perfect touches to this wonderfully eclectic hotel. Allons à Paris demain, oui?


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  1. Michelle wrote:

    How beautiful this place is, I love the strong colours!
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  2. Rena wrote:

    Wow, seems an exquisit place to stay!
    xx from Bavaria/Germany, Rena
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    2.20.18
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  3. The adventurer wrote:

    I’d love to book a room here!

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  5. Lorena wrote:

    Oh this would be a dream of a stay…. attention to detail is precious.

    2.22.18
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  6. Courtney Andresen wrote:

    Heart did a full stop at first photo.

    2.22.18
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  7. Desentupimentos Loulé wrote:

    The eponymous line of textile designer Rebecca Atwood is fantastic, congratulations.

    3.14.18
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    9.20.18
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    9.20.18
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    9.20.18
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    9.20.18
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    9.20.18
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