I’ve always heard that Paris hotels can be both pricey and on the small size, so when I started my search for a place to stay I had my guard up. High. I also found quite a divide in aesthetic as some hotels were very traditional or Parisian, and others were more modern and updated. I settled on Hotel Emile in the Le Marais district as it looked updated and more my style (plus, the price was right, ha!).
The hotel is a boutique hotel so it’s on the smaller side, but very modern and updated. We booked the top-floor suite which was still well within our $200 budget. It was very spacious and had nice touches in all the right places. The hotel offered complimentary breakfast, wifi, and luggage storage which was nice.
The hotel design was very dramatic and modern. I would say it borders along glam in some places, especially the claw foot tubs, a nod to traditional Paris. The pops of color between the geometric patterns and black backdrop serve up a very well designed interior.
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COLORHOUSE Nourish .06 I loved the dramatic paint on the ceiling in the lobby of the hotel. This paint by colorhouse is similar and eco-friendly. SHOP NOW |
| DASH & ALBERT Two Tone Rope Rug This rug reminds me of the strong geometric patterns in the room, from the wallpaper to the flooring. SHOP NOW |
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The hotel is located in the Marais district of Paris, very close to the Bastille and Picasso Museum. Next door was a very easy breakfast spot called Breakfast in America. Most of the restaurants on my city guide are all within very close walking distance to the hotel.
We really enjoyed our stay here and would love to return again.
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For more about my trip to Paris, check out my planning, city guide, Winter packing list, and Summer packing list.
Hotel Emile
2 Rue Malher
75004 Paris
France
Have you been to Paris before? Where did you stay? Did you enjoy it?
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