Just a few steps from the Opéra Garnier, the Folies Bergère and the Grands Boulevards, the Hôtel The Parister Cultivate a Parisian way of life where luxury prefers discretion over ostentation. Behind its facade on Rue Saulnier, this five-star property with a private home feel offers many surprises: lush patios, elegant rooms, suites with private sauna or hammam, a twenty-meter indoor pool and a cocktail bar. A secret address to enjoy Paris in a different way, between cultural discoveries and refined pleasures.
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It takes just a few steps to go from the excitement of the Grands Boulevards to the tranquility of Rue Saulnier. In this neighborhood where theaters, restaurants, galleries and historic passageways coexist, the Parister enjoys a privileged location. The Opéra Garnier, the department stores of Boulevard Haussmann and the Folies Bergère are within easy walking distance.
But the real privilege is being able to immerse yourself in Parisian life before returning, behind the doors of the hotel, to the calm of a home where you quickly feel at home.
The discreet charm of a private home
As soon as the threshold is crossed, the decor changes. Designed by the architecture agency Beckmann N’Thépé, The Parister is spread out in two buildings connected by bridges, around a central courtyard. vegetated patio. This original feature provides an unexpected green space in a neighborhood so densely built up.
The Parister has something of a bourgeois house revisited by a contemporary architect. It offers the pleasure of beautiful materials, welcoming lounges and places where one likes to linger.
The establishment also has modular spaces, grouped under the name of Meet at Parister, capable of hosting seminars and private events, places where one spontaneously wants to linger.
Rooms designed like cocoons
The 45 rooms and suites of the Parister extend this sense of refuge. Depending on the category, they offer views of the roofs of Paris or the leafy patio. Some rooms have a terrace, while others are spacious enough to accommodate a family. Two duplex suites even offer a particularly appreciated surprise: a sauna or a private hammam. With only 45 rooms and suites, the hotel maintains an intimate atmosphere. While offering the services of a five-star establishment, it also provides concierge services, room service, dining, a spa and wellness facilities.
Their decoration, designed by the architect Aldric Beckmann with the collaboration of Céline Boullenger, is of timeless elegance and pays special attention to materials and details. The walnut headboards, designed to measure, bring a touch of character. The lampshades and brass ornaments match the moldings of the ceilings, while the velvet curtains and the wallpaper with patterns tie and dye (knitting and dyeing) introduce a contemporary note. Four color harmonies allow for varying atmospheres.
The bathrooms, decorated with glazed clay tile, extend this gentle and enveloping atmosphere. The rain shower, high-end plumbing and meticulous finishes extend this search for comfort. Quality bedding, soundproofing and discreet equipment, such as the Marshall speakers, complete the performance.
But it is the duplex suites that offer the most refined surprises. Spread over two levels, with a living room and bathroom on the lower level and a bedroom on the upper level, they feature, depending on their configuration, a sauna, a hammam or a hidden terrace. A rare luxury that gives the living room a particularly intimate dimension.
As for the Parister Suite, it offers 52 m² divided into two separate spaces, to which are added two terraces totaling 20 m². Modifiable, it can accommodate a couple wishing to have an independent living room or a family of five people.
An unexpected luxury in the heart of Paris: A twenty-meter swimming pool
This is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful features of the Parister. Having an indoor swimming pool of nearly twenty meters is a privilege. In the basement, the hotel reveals a space entirely dedicated to well-being. The heated pool, designed as a swimming lane, is ideal for stretching out or enjoying a moment of relaxation after a day of walking. The space, illuminated by natural light, is also ideal for some early morning stretches or a moment of relaxation after a day spent exploring the streets of the capital. Access to the pool is by reservation, which ensures a certain level of tranquility.
Nearby, a mosaic-decorated hammam, also available by reservation, extends this moment of well-being. A massage room welcomes facial and body treatments, while a gym allows you to continue your fitness routine, with treadmills, crossfit equipment, and boxing and yoga accessories.
Les Passerelles, a gourmet address and a cocktail bar
The restaurant The Passages adds a gourmet dimension to the experience. Set in a contemporary setting with a veranda opening onto the greenery of the patio, it offers a cuisine that follows the seasons and the market arrivals. The menu prioritizes fresh products, small plates to share, generous dishes, and homemade desserts. At nightfall, the atmosphere changes. The cocktail bar takes over and offers a different side of Parister, more nocturnal and often glamorous. Spirits enthusiasts will discover, among other things, creations around French whiskies, a specialty highlighted by the establishment.
Another interesting feature: Parister also shares part of its experience with Parisians and visitors from outside the city. The establishment has devised formulas that combine the pleasures of the table and relaxation in the spa. An original way to discover the hotel, even when you are not staying in one of its rooms.
For a romantic weekend, a few days of cultural discovery, a family getaway or simply a Parisian break focused on well-being, Parister offers a compelling alternative to traditional big-name establishments.
Text : Laurence Grémy-Flamand
Hotel Parister & Swimming pool & Spa
19 rue saulnier
75009 – Paris
+33 (0) 1 80 50 91 91
