Le Grand Mazarin

Great location in the heart of Le Marais! New boutique hotel with beautiful decor. Rooms are small but thoughtfully laid out and we had enough room to unpack our suitcases and setyle in for almost a week. The staff is friendly and accommodating. We would definitely stay again on our next visit to France.

This is one of the most beautifully decorated boutique properties with all the amenities in Paris. It is in the heart of the Marais, and a stone's throw from the best shopping and dining in the area. The interiors feel like you are living in the chicest Parisienne apartment with Middle Eastern influences, all with bright pops of color. I did not want to leave!

What a lovely find. We stayed at their hotel in Provencel - Hôtel Crillon le Brave (which is wonderful) and has astonishing views across the Provence countryside and a pool to die for, so we thought we'd see what they could do in the middle of Paris. Well, spoiler alert: It's wonderful. It's nothing like the other hotel, but it's still just about perfect. Full disclosure: I wouldn't have Martin Brudnizki run wild with his considerable talent at my home, but at a home away from home - it's a visual treat. The rooms were lovely, the staff amazing and the pool was a delight. I highly recommend it, and we will be returning it.

My wife and I were there for our anniversary in late April for 4 nights. The service was quite good. Location was central and just on the south/west corner of the Marais district. It was also very walkable to the Louvre and Musee Orsay. The room (Deluxe room) was good sized but did have a bit of an awkward layout (not atypical for Paris hotels). The hotel and room décor was gorgeous but very much to a certain taste. We had dinner at the Hotel's restaurant (Bubele) which was excellent although I would skip the breakfast (much better Patisseries in the area). The pool was small but functional (and a plus in Paris where they are hard to find). Neither of us used the spa.

We stayed at Le Grand Mazarin for 3 nights in March. Every time we go to Paris we stay in a different neighborhood, and we wanted to be in the Marais this time, so we chose the Mazarin based on 1) it had a fitness center and 2) it had a nice little write-up in Vogue and looked pretty. It definitely is a lovely property, and beautifully decorated. We had a spacious 5th floor deluxe king room with a large balcony overlooking the Rue de la Verrerie, and had it been summer, we would have spent many hours there. We’d recommend splurging for a room with a balcony since you are paying a fair amount to stay at this hotel anyway! The bed was super comfortable, the heat in the room generous; the bathroom had heated floors and a heated towel rack. The shower pressure was great although the water temperature control was a little sporadic. Wifi was great. We use a white noise app when sleeping, and that along with being on the 5th floor and closed windows meant we were completely sealed off from outside noise at night (another reason to go high up!); but the hotel is in Paris, on a busy street. The aforementioned fitness center had a nice selection that included Technogym cardio equipment, some free weights up to 10 kilos, yoga mats and blocks, a barre and plenty of room to exercise. We didn’t use the indoor pool. We did visit the elegant little bar quite a bit during our stay and loved it; the bartenders were excellent. The hotel staff were super friendly. Some were very professional and some (ie the young and inexperienced crew at breakfast) decidedly less so. Check in and check out seemed to be a bit more of a tedious process than it should be, and we were late getting into our room because the previous occupants apparently smoked and the hotel needed to properly filter the air – we applaud the hotel for their diligence as cigarette smoke smell in rooms is an absolute deal-killer for us, but at the same time it was annoying to get into our room a little late for something not our fault. (The Michelin guide does say the hotel is 100% non-smoking.) So we’d say that our experience of the service, for the price point and based on other hotels in Paris we’ve stayed at, was a little less than stellar overall. We booked the room with breakfast and so ate here for three mornings. Awesome pastries and sweets as you would expect (can you really eat too many chocolate chunk cookies for breakfast? We don’t think so) along with a spread of different cereals, yogurt, fruits, meats, cheese, smoked salmon, etc etc. Eggs and crepes etc to order although after getting raw bacon on our plate (see pic) and other minor snafus just went with what was available on the buffet. We’d say that if you’re the kind of person who just wants to shamble downstairs for caffeine and food in the morning (we are kinda those people), go for the expense of breakfast at the hotel, otherwise there are plenty of places nearby. We didn’t eat dinner at Boubalé as we had other plans, but

Having read about the newly opened hotel and seen the beautiful pictures, I had hopeful expectations for my visit and the reality far exceeded them! This is an absolutely gorgeous, special hotel and will be recommending it to many. The staff was attentive, kind, and helpful. From the front desk to Victor the Concierge to the Porters to the restaurant staff, you can feel everyone cares about ensuring the quality of the hotel and the experience of the guest. The deluxe room was spacious and gorgeous! The front desk checked me in early and the porters held my luggage after checkout. The included breakfast was a highlight - continental buffet and a la carte egg and sweet dishes along with coffees, juices, etc. I was traveling solo and would definitely recommend for that. Many families staying as well and the hotel was child friendly. The pool was truly incredible, a favorite part of my whole trip. Don't miss Le Grand Mazarin and looking forward to my next visit!

What an amazing stay! Hands down favorite thing about this hotel was the staff. They were all extremely friendly and so willing to help! As you will notice from the hotel’s pictures, the place is gorgeous. Incredibly well decorated with Paris charm, but packed with all the modern amenities. Towel warming rack in bathroom, a very sophisticated light/curtains system, and a very fancy toilet. Also, hotel is extremely walkable and in a great area. Lots of shops, restaurants, and very close to bicycles for rent and the metro stop. Will 100% book here for our next Paris adventure!

Beautiful art deco hotel in a great location, close to many dining options and sites. Staff were top notch, very professional and helpful. Both our private room and the hotel’s public spaces were very clean and well maintained. Would definitely stay here again and recommend.

Can't say enough great things about this hotel!!!!! The location in Le Marias was perfect. And then there's the decor which is charming. Few hotels in the middle of Paris have a spa, sauna and pool! The staff went out of their way to be helpful and friendly. The breakfast was excellent as was dinner!