Why you should stay at the Grand Mazarin: a blend of artistry and Parisian sophistication

At the pulsating core of Paris, where legacy and progress entwine intimately, a new symbol of luxury arises The Magnificent Mazarin. Situated in the renowned Marais neighborhood, this 5-star establishment by Maisons Pariente honors Paris’s creative spirit and enduring sophistication. Nestled within walls that narrate stories from the 14th century, The Magnificent Mazarin stands where Rue des Archives and Rue de la Verrerie intersect. Though its origins delve deep into heritage, the hotel’s atmosphere is pleasantly contemporary, striking, and intriguing in its unconventionality.

The hotel's design philosophy is a masterclass in meticulous attention to detail. Nearly 500 artworks grace its premises, each deliberately curated to enhance the guest experience. From contemporary frescoes to intricate lighting fixtures, art here isn't merely decorative; it's an intrinsic part of the ambient atmosphere.

Renowned designer Martin Brudnizki, founder of MBDS Design Studio in London, has imbued the 50 rooms and 11 suites with a distinct aesthetic that balances intimacy with flair. Collaborations with esteemed French artisans have resulted in exquisitely crafted bespoke pieces that exude luxury and craftsmanship. These artisans still employ the same traditional handmade methods perfected by preceding generations.

A Culinary Journey At Boubalé

The hotel's cuisine is as eclectic as its design. The restaurant, with its emphasis on the lesser-known Ashkenazi cuisine, ensures a dining experience that is luxurious yet distinctive. Beyond its lavish accommodations and gastronomic offerings, The Magnificent Mazarin provides guests abundant activities. The hidden winter garden offers a tranquil retreat, and the mosaic-embellished swimming pool guarantees relaxation and renewal.

The Marais district, with its cobblestone streets and architectural wonders, offers a picturesque backdrop for The Magnificent Mazarin. Beyond its historic charm, Marais pulsates with contemporary energy, attracting history and culture buffs. A stroll along Rue de la Verrerie reveals the district's high fashion credentials, lined with boutiques from powerhouse labels like Chanel, Dior, and Louis Vuitton - a sartorial paradise. The district also celebrates diversity in style, with Rue Vieille du Temple blending independent boutiques and renowned chains, ensuring something for every unique taste.

Those seeking to indulge in Parisian café culture should visit Place des Vosges, an elegant square surrounded by arcades dotted with quaint cafes, gourmet eateries, and boutique shops. Once a bustling market hall, Carreau du Temple now houses myriad shops including independent designers - a haven for unique fashion finds. And for authentic Parisian flavors, Les Enfants Rouges, the city’s oldest covered market, offers fresh produce, flowers, and delectable prepared foods.

The district is also home to the revered Musée Picasso, boasting the world's most extensive collection of the master's works. History buffs will appreciate the Musée Carnavalet, chronicling Paris’ journey from ancient times through an in-depth exploration of its rich heritage. Contemporary art aficionados will find treasures in galleries like Galerie Perrotin, Thaddaeus Ropac, and Chantal Crousel, each showcasing pieces from global luminaries and emerging creatives.

The Magnificent Mazarin is the newest addition to the prestigious Maisons Pariente portfolio, which includes renowned properties such as Crillon Le Brave in Provence, Le Coucou in Méribel, and Lou Pinet in Saint-Tropez.