Hotel Du Petit Moulin

Set in a 17th Century building, originally home to Paris first bakery. This is where Victor Hugo would come to buy his baguette, and the 1900 shop frontage is listed as part of French heritage by Historic Monuments. \n\nOn the corner of the rue du Poitou in the heart of the Marais, the oldest quartier in Paris, dating back to the 17th century. The area is lively and trendy, and full of wonderful boutiques, galleries, fascinating museums, atmospheric cafes and restaurants.\n\nThe bohemian chic interior has been exclusively designed by Christian Lacroix who transformed the building into a true couture hotel, modern and bold, yet harmonious and stylish, with each tiny detail corresponding exactly to the overall atmosphere of the space.\n\nThere are 16 individually designed rooms and one junior suite, each telling a different story and experience of the Marais. \n\nNo two rooms are the same, some are bright and daring, others antiquated and more rustic, all are theatrical and playful, and recognisably the work of Lacroix. \n\nThe Rue du Poitou dates to 1626, and owes its name to an unrealised project from Henry IV, to build a square called Place de France, with adjoining streets named after French provinces.\n\nHistoric elements of the building have been restored, retaining the quirky perspectives and the labyrinthine manner of the layout. \n\nHotel du Petit Moulin is an authentic, secret space, full of history. The theatrical design means that it is full of surprises around every corner.\n\nGuests can meet in the quirky and colourful downstairs honesty bar for a quiet drink.\n\nThe Hotel Guru describes the hotel as having colourful and fabulously designed interiors by Christian Lacroix, all rooms different. Zen like feel in the heart of the Marais, quiet and super-chic. Ideal for romantic tryst.\n\nHotel du Petit Moulin is a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World\n