Maison Souquet, Hotel & Spa
Belle Epoque luxury in Montmartre, steps from the Moulin Rouge
About this hotel
Travelers checking into Maison Souquet will discover a world of Belle Epoque opulence, meticulously crafted by Jacques Garcia. This five-star Parisian townhouse, set in Montmartre, offers an intimate escape rather than a high-rise experience. While it doesn't boast a rooftop bar or a panoramic terrace, its luxurious interiors and spa provide a serene retreat. Guests can unwind in the lavishly decorated rooms and suites, each a testament to historical grandeur. The hotel's character is defined by its rich fabrics, antique furnishings, and a sense of discreet luxury, perfect for those seeking an immersive Parisian experience at street level. The absence of a rooftop is compensated by the hotel's unique atmosphere, inviting guests to explore the vibrant Montmartre neighborhood just outside its doors.
- Historic Parisian townhouse
- Belle Epoque decor
- Spa facilities
- Jacques Garcia interiors
Our take
Maison Souquet is ideal for travelers seeking a deeply atmospheric, luxurious stay in a historic Parisian townhouse. Its Belle Epoque design and intimate spa offer a refined experience for couples or those desiring a quiet, elegant retreat. However, guests prioritizing a rooftop bar, pool, or panoramic city views should consider other options, as this property focuses on ground-level opulence and interior charm.
- ✓Explore the Montmartre neighborhood in the late afternoon, then return to the hotel for a quiet evening in its opulent lounges.
- ✓Book a spa treatment to fully experience the hotel's luxurious amenities, perfect for unwinding after a day of city exploration.
- ✓For a true sense of Parisian history, choose a suite with period details to settle in in the Belle Epoque ambiance.
Why we love it
- Historic Belle Epoque townhouse design
- Luxurious and intimate spa facilities
- Opulent interiors by Jacques Garcia
- Steps from the iconic Moulin Rouge
Why guests love itA couple celebrating a birthday picked Maison Souquet for its Belle Epoque interiors by Jacques Garcia rather than for a view, and the stay made sense on those terms. Afternoons went to the spa, evenings to the opulent rooms of the townhouse before a short stroll toward the Moulin Rouge. There is no rooftop bar, pool or terrace, so their only skyline moments came from walking up through Montmartre. Guests who want the city spread out below them would be better served by another address.