Soho House Paris
Social club · Saint-Georges ·
Design-forward Paris club in historic Jean Cocteau apartment
Design-forward Paris club in historic Jean Cocteau apartment
"Following the Soho House model, the Paris outpost provides private co‑working and winter garden spaces for creative meetings, along with a contemporary restaurant for lunch meetings and rooms inspired by Jean Cocteau’s time in the 18th‑century property." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Always cool thanks to its cherry‑picked creative clientele, the Paris outpost—housed in an 18th‑century apartment building that once belonged to Jean Cocteau’s family—sits amid the trendy shops, restaurants, and well people of the 9th and Pigalle, with a screening room, pool, Cecconi’s restaurant, and a gym with workout classes if you stay inside. The painting‑only art collection curated by Kate Bryan features contemporary heavyweights, while Cocteau‑inspired sketch‑like murals by Roberto Ruspoli appear in 11 bedrooms; rooms range from 172 to over 1,000 square feet, and even the smallest charm with warm cream walls, jewel‑tone accents, gilded Art Deco‑inspired mirrors, some with exposed beams and freestanding tubs—my favorite detail is the surrealist face throw pillow." - Vogue
"Set over five floors in a 19th-century apartment building in Pigalle (once home to Jean Cocteau), the Soho House takes a playful, design-forward approach inspired by Jean Royère and Santo Sospir rather than Paris’s grandiose history." - Elise Taylor
"Soho House has a knack for finding buildings with character, but they’ve outdone themselves with Soho House Paris. This 19th-century apartment building in Pigalle, the former red-light district turned nightlife playground, is distinctive enough on its own terms — but it turns out it was once inhabited by the family of the writer, artist, and filmmaker Jean Cocteau. Today it’s been given the Soho House treatment, which means its style resembles an English country house with an urban Parisian edge, plus a wealth of inspiration from Santo Sospir, Cocteau’s Cap Ferrat villa — and from the Art Deco style that’s more or less synonymous with Parisian luxury." - Tablet Hotels
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