La Maison Favart, by Désirs de Voyages

In his article "La Maison Favart", the website Désirs de Voyages shares with you his experience...

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A stone's throw from the Grands Boulevards and the covered passages that make up the charm of a Paris for strollers, the Maison Favart is the cosy hotel in the Opera district. An invitation to stay in a delightful 18th century setting.

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In the purest spirit of Parisian Boutique Hotels, this one proudly claims to be, above all, a House where guests are welcomed as friends. The address is the guarantee of a truly Parisian stay. On Rue de Marivaux, twenty meters from the Opéra Comique, which unfolds its flight of steps onto a charming square, the residence is very close to the Grands Boulevards and the Grands Magasins, but in the calm of a preserved mini district.

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Its proximity to the Opéra Comique justifies the fact that this hotel in central Paris bears the name of a couple who marked the history of this institution. Everything here was conceived in reference to Charles-Simon Favart (director of the Opéra Comique in the middle of the 18th century) and his young wife, the actress Justine Duronceray, better known as "Mademoiselle Chantilly"...The portraits that adorn the walls, the decoration in a nicely revisited 18th century style, everything invites you to a journey through time and elegance.

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The lounges and common areas resemble a bonbonniere with a profusion of period furniture, deep armchairs, tassel chandeliers, silky cushions and shimmering fabrics. In the rooms and suites, red dominates in the purest tradition of Parisian theaters. Striped fabrics, toile de Jouy, velvet and trimmings, thick carpets... Everything here illustrates a cosy and reassuring way of life. A cocoon spirit that does not lose a welcome touch of refinement. If the duplexes, under the roofs, offer appreciable space, the ultimate in luxury is offered in the Petite Maison Favart, a true apartment of 75^m2, with a view of the Opera, which invites you to stay in a Grand Siècle spirit...

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After a day spent strolling the boulevards and the many covered passages that make up one of the original features of this lively neighborhood, head for the hotel's charming Bien-Etre space. It offers a relaxation pool, a sauna, a massage room and a massaging water bed. Ideal to chase away the tiredness of walking in Paris... The management of the establishment has really chosen a slogan that suits it perfectly: "More than a hotel, a home".

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Read the article on the Désirs de Voyages website.

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