Maison Souquet
Hotel · Saint-Georges
10 Rue de Bruxelles, 75009 Paris, France
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Highlights
Opulent suites, bespoke linens, spa, and bar with meals.
Opulent suites, bespoke linens, spa, and bar with meals.
"Converted from a pleasure house, the Jacques Garcia–designed Maison Souquet indulges with twenty sumptuous rooms in jewel‑box colors, an ornate bar and a private pool and hammam downstairs that can be reserved for complete privacy." - The MICHELIN Guide
"'Arabian Nights' meet Napoleon III at this heady hideaway envisioned by French designer extraordinaire, Jacques Garcia. Drawing inspiration from the building’s early-1900’s stint as a maison close (upscale brothel) frequented by well-to-do pleasure seekers, Garcia has kept the exterior understated—just look for the two red lanterns—then decked the interiors out in reams of lush velvet, Moorish tiles, antique furnishings, and oil paintings of women in seductive poses." - Sandra Ramani, Lindsey Tramuta
"Paris being Paris, there’s not exactly a dire shortage of sexy hotels. But Maison Souquet, an authentic 'pleasure house' in the Pigalle that’s been turned into a top-tier hotel by designer Jacques Garcia, makes quite a few of them look like cold showers by comparison. Here, just across from the Moulin Rouge, he’s created a fantasy that’s opulent, mysterious and just slightly unreal." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Paris being Paris, there’s not exactly a dire shortage of sexy hotels. But Maison Souquet, an authentic “pleasure house” in the Pigalle that’s been turned into a five-star hotel by designer Jacques Garcia, makes quite a few of them look like cold showers by comparison. Here, just across from the Moulin Rouge, he’s created a fantasy that’s opulent, mysterious, and just slightly unreal." - The MICHELIN Guide
"'Arabian Nights' meet Napoleon III at this heady hideaway envisioned by French designer extraordinaire, Jacques Garcia. Drawing inspiration from the building’s early-1900’s stint as a maison close (upscale brothel) frequented by well-to-do pleasure seekers, Garcia has kept the exterior understated—just look for the two red lanterns—then decked the interiors out in reams of lush velvet, Moorish tiles, antique furnishings, and oil paintings of women in seductive poses." - Sandra Ramani, Lindsey Tramuta
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