The Maison Saintonge is a boutique hotel, like an atypical guest house in the heart of Paris. It is located in the Marais, one of the oldest districts of Paris, where the most outstanding designers are now established. It is a 22 rooms house with different universes, all filled with an intimate atmosphere. Its gourmet counter hosts a collection of its favorite sweet and savory delights, sourced from all over France.

• 22 rooms
• 1 suite under the roof
• 1 gourmet counter
• 1 relaxing patio

ROOMS & SUITES
Maison Saintonge evokes the great family residences of southwestern France. The rooms have retained their authenticity..
The harmonized stone floors, the ceilings with elegant exposed beams. Not to mention the colors of the flowers, on each balcony. As if returning from a long journey, some pieces of antics coming from all over France such as bedside tables and chests of drawers.

BOUTIQUE
Maison Saintonge welcomes you on its patio or its sweetstore. The beautiful gift baskets are prepared here for you every day. Take the time to bring a snack from the hotel's favorite producers back to your room. Fill a bag of sweets from one of the glass candy boxes for your movie night. Go with your picnic basket, if you want to stroll through the Marais’ narrow streets.

BREAKFAST
For breakfast, Maison Saintonge is a "locavor"». The local bakery provides organic bread and pastries every morning. Coffee comes from the Parisian roaster Lomi. We prepare waffles, pancakes and crepes. You will also find cold meat from Gilles Verlot, smoked salmon and a selection of cheeses.

NEARBY
From the hotel, you can stroll through the historic streets and discover the Marais district. Its streets dating from the Middle Ages, its squares full of history. And also the fashionable boutiques of the rue des Francs-Bourgeois, the most famous artists' galleries, unique museums (Carnavalet, Picasso, etc.). Do not hesitate to have brunch in one of the trendy restaurants around the covered market of Les Enfants rouges. Or stroll through the antique shops of then Village Sait-Paul.