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Dossier De Presse La Chambre Du Marais ENG.Cdr LA CHAMBRE DU MARAIS PARIS PRESS KIT LA CHAMBRE DU MARAIS 87 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris Phone: +33 (0) 1.44.78.08.00 - [email protected] LA CHAMBRE DU MARAIS : THE COMFORT OF A COSY HOME, THE SERVICE OF A LUXURY HOTEL La Chambre du Marais is located in the heart of Paris. Only a few steps away from the Picasso Museum and the Pompidou Center; by staying in this four star hotel you will discover a unique and charming neighborhood, walk around the Place des Vosges, the tiny and picturesque streets from Paris’ historical heart, as well as the numerous art galleries and luxury boutiques. This beautiful 18th century building will plunge you in the district’s atmosphere as soon as you get there; you will just have to let yourself go with the ow for a visit of the real Paris! A perfect mix between a welcoming family house and the luxury hotel, you will be greeted casually and thus instantly made to feel at home. Nineteen tastefully decorated spacious rooms, partners carefully selected for their highlevel of quality and authenticity, an impeccable yet not too uptight: this is what La Chambre du Marais offers. The charm of this authentic place is enhanced by the work of a famous decorator, associated with talented artists and established designers. This new conception of the hotel industry combines the warm welcome of a cosy family house to the ne comfort of a luxury hotel. Welcome home! More information on www.lachambredumarais.com AN ELEGANT DECORATION SIGNED BY PHILIPPE JÉGOU Architect and interior designer Philippe Jégou was a longtime collaborator of Jacques Garcia, before creating his own agency Naos Décoration in 2008. Project manager for exhibitions at the Château de Versailles, at the Manufacture des Gobelins or at the Louvre Museum (in the rooms dedicated to the 17th and 18th centuries decorative objects), he also works on private projects in France and abroad. After opening the Naos agency in 2008, he started interior design for private houses or luxury hotels such as la Réserve Gabriel Paris or the Château Cos d’Estournel (Saint-Estèphe). Since 2014, he started creating his own designs; and today signs the decoration of La Chambre du Marais mixing velvets, wainscoting, trimmings and warm colors. AN ARCHITECTURE CONCEIVED BY AURORE VACHETTE The restructuring of the building was conceived by Aurore Vachette de Lesquen (Paris 1980). After studying at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland), she wrote a thesis about the restructuring of the Lausanne Opera House. She then moved to New York seeking an international experience and to open her mind to new ways of thinking, enabling her today to highly exible having obtained a wide range of experiences. When she returned to Paris in 2005, she joined the Renzo Piano Agency and collaborated on one of their main projects: the extension of the Art Institute in Chicago. She also became a leading persona in the conception of London’s Shard building, Europe’s highest tower (over 300 meters tall). In 2008, she leaves the agency to work in Australia. In 2009, she started her collaboration with the Vincent Bastie agency working for prestigious clients such as Marc Jacobs or the hotel La Belle Juliette. This was her rst experience working for boutique hotels. In 2012, Aurore Vachette de Lesquen opened her own agency, specializing in building rehabilitations and constructions for hotels or cultural and artistic buildings. La Chambre du Marais is designed to offer the heartwarming welcome of a family home. In this new key venue you will nd nineteen of the most spacious rooms in the neighborhood. Each with their unique color design, they embody the designer’s creativity and special attention to the atmosphere. Everything has been created to greet the customer in the most pleasant and welcoming way. More information on www.lachambredumarais.com ROOMS AND SUITES La Chambre du Marais offers nineteen spacious rooms (average surface is 21 square meters) on ve oors, accommodating 2 to 4 guests in a charming and typically Parisian environment. Each room is named after somebody who has been inspiring the conception of the hotel: family, friends, partners… With each room come several hotel services such as mineral water, turndown service (preparation of the rooms before the night) access to the concierge service and room service by French Chef Anne-Sophie Pic. Depending of the room’s category, some extra services have also been included. More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Double Room « La Chambre » Perfect for a solo stay, ideal for a close duo… Each Room has a private bathroom with shower, a at screen TV, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, a minibar and high-speed wireless internet access. 9 rooms of 15 sq. meters min – for up to 2 guests – from 270./night More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Superior Super King Size or Twin beds room Enjoy a stunning view of the famous Square du Temple. This luxury room with a surface of 19 square meters can accommodate up to 2 guests with a set-up of one King size bed or two singles beds set-up. Each Superior Twin Room has a private bathroom with bathtub, a desk, a at screen TV, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, a minibar and high-speed wireless internet access. 2 rooms of 19 sq. meters min – for up to 2 guests – from 330./night More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Junior Suites On the top oor of La Chambre du Marais is hidden a well-kept secret. Three signature attic rooms, with exposed beams, offering all the comfort in an 18th century environment. You can choose your room according to their names. Each artist has given his rst name to a room: Philippe, the fantastic interior designer, Alexandre the passionate gurative artist or Pierre, the genius perfumer. Each Junior Suite has a private bathroom, a desk, a at screen TV, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, a minibar and high-speed wireless internet access. Junior Suite « Pierre » (shower) : 20 sq. meters – for up to 2 guests – from 350./night Junior Suite « Philippe » (bath) : 21 sq. meters – for up to 2 guests – from 350./night Junior Suite « Alexandre » (shower + bath) : 30 sq. meters – for up to 2 guests – from 480./night Additional complementary services: • « Dream Menu », for a night full of sweet dreams • « Quick Pressing » for three pieces of clothing pampered and returned the same day More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Deluxe Double Room Discover our Deluxe double rooms and be surprised by the rened materials and subtleties of the details. With a double bed, a living area and a dressing, this serene heaven will allow you to explore the Marais district like a real Parisian. The Deluxe double room accommodates up to 3 guests. Each room offers a private bathroom with bathtub, a desk, a at screen TV, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, a minibar and high-speed wireless Internet access. 4 rooms of 27 sq. meters – for up to 3 guests – from 470./night Additional complementary services: • «Dream menu» for a night full of sweet dreams • «Quick pressing» for three pieces of clothing pampered and returned the same day More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Two-bedroom Suite When travelling with family or friends, the possibility of joining a Superior double room with a Classic room enables you to enjoy a spacious and totally private space. Youngest can receive a VIP welcome. Each Two-bedroom Suite has two private bathrooms (shower + bathtub), two desks, two at screen TVs, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, two minibars and high-speed wireless Internet access. 2 rooms of 35 sq.meters – for up to 4 guests – from 600./night Additional complementary services: • «Dream menu» for a night full of sweet dreams • «Quick pressing» for three pieces of clothing pampered and returned the same day • «V.I.K» welcome kit for kids upon request More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Deluxe Suite Residence This gorgeous 35 square meters pied-à-terre offers a stunning view of the square du Temple, the third district’s city hall and the rue de Bretagne. This perfect at will seduce you with its interior design and optimized volumes, a bedroom with a queen size bed, a living room and a bathroom (shower and bathtub). The Deluxe Suite Residence offers its guests a desk, two at screen TVs, a wide range of bath accessories and personal care products by Clarins, a minibar and high-speed wireless Internet access. 1 room of 35 sq. meters – for up to 2 guests – from 800./night Additional complementary services: • «Dream menu» for a night full of sweet dreams • «Quick pressing» for three pieces of clothing pampered and returned the same day • Fruit basket and a selection of snacks More information on www.lachambredumarais.com A COSY ATMOSPHERE IN THE HEART OF PARIS With the absence of a front desk - making the reception more personal and casual - and the olfactory signature, especially thought of for the hotel, La Chambre du Marais has a reassuring and warm atmosphere, and a timeless feel to it. The hotel’s carefully selected partners offer what’s best with a touch of originality, which makes staying at La Chambre du Marais a unique experience. More information on www.lachambredumarais.com Tailor-made olfactory design imagined by the perfumer Pierre Guillaume (Parfumerie Générale) Pierre Guillaume, independent perfumer-designer, founder of Parfumerie Générale, has created more than a hundred scents since his rst opus « Cozé » in 2002.
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