La Maison Favart, by Let's go my love

In its article on La Maison Favart, the Let's go my love website shares with you its romantic immersion...

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The Maison Favart is a real romantic setting with 39 rooms, located in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, at the foot of the Opera Comique. The place is full of charm. A real favorite of Let's Go My Love! You are immersed in a theatrical universe à la Marie-Antoinette by the American director Sofia Copolla.

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The Maison Favart is named after a famous couple: Charles-Simon and the actress Justine Favart, also known as Mademoiselle Chantilly. Charles-Simon fell in love with the young artist during a stage performance of the play Les Fêtes Publiques and they got married on December 12, 1745. The Favart couple was born!

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From the entrance hall, the charm is there: upholstered armchairs, stone walls, printed carpets, chandeliers and mirrors in gilded wood and almond green and powder pink tones. The team warmly welcomes you in several languages: French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese and Arabic.

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Upstairs, the 39 rooms are beautifully decorated with noble materials such as silk and satin. Elegance, pastel and a bohemian touch. A real opera decor!

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Depending on the room you choose, you will have the following facilities: air conditioning, high quality bedding, private bathroom with bathtub or shower and welcome products provided by La Maison Favart.

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Would you like to be with your loved ones in a soft vaporous heat in the heart of Paris? Then explore the Maison Favart's spa and discover the pool with waterfall, water jets and mirror cloud. There is also a sauna, a massaging water bed and a fitness room.

The spa can be privatized on request.

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The hotel is located at the foot of the Opera Comique, in the heart of the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, between the Quatre-Septembre and Richelieu-Drouot metro stations. Explore the many covered passages of the district and discover the Grand Rex, the Max Linder cinema, the Drouot auction house, the Galeries Lafayette or the Place Vendôme. The Louvre Museum is only 20 minutes away on foot.

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Find the article on letsgomylove.com.

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