The rooms
A 4-star night in Paris with Swann's Way

Surface Area:  From 13 to 16 m²
Beds:  1 double bed or 2 single beds
Capacity:  2 people

On all the floors, our superior rooms vie with each other for charm and comfort.  The headboards are decorated with an artistic photo inspired by Time Regained, giving the room an elegant Proustian atmosphere, along with a Japanese paper chandelier and an extract from a letter by Proust on the glass wall in the bathroom.
The name of your room is reflected in an original watercolour by Jean Aubertin, inviting you to take a poetic stroll in search of lost time.

Surface Area:  From 16 to 18 m²
Beds:  1 double bed
Capacity:  2 people

Our "Belles Parisiennes" are particularly pleasant and spacious, inviting you to take a cultural break in the calm and comfort of your personalised room.  These rooms are named after a character in Proust's novel, which was the inspiration for all the decor, as reflected in an original watercolour by the artist Jean Aubertin.

The Proustian atmosphere is conducive to daydreaming;  our delicious Parisian madeleines will bring back memories and enable everyone to experience the delicious flavours of the past.

Executive rooms are available for guests with reduced mobility.

Surface Area:  From 25 to 30m²
Beds:  1 double queen-size bed and 1 sofa bed
Capacity:  3 adults or 2 adults and 2 children

These suites have been entirely renovated;  they are very spacious and ideal for families, with a separate living room, making the whole suite uniquely comfortable.  The original decoration by architect Frederic Faure and interior designer Aleth Prime revisits the cosmopolitan Parisian style of the Belle Époque and is the perfect setting for artworks inspired by photography, Japanese paper and watercolours.
This is an invitation to travel to the home of the writer Marcel Proust in an elegant and charming Parisian atmosphere.

Surface Area:  From 13 to 16 m²
Beds:  1 single bed
Capacity:  1 person

The Parisian elegance of these single rooms is complemented by the personalised charm of their decoration, which pays homage to the writer Marcel Proust.  The Japanese paper chandelier recalls the magic lantern of Combray and reveals a world steeped in nostalgia and poetic reverie.

This is all harmonised with some very contemporary artistic details, making for an original cultural stay in the calm and comfort of a timeless atmosphere.