The rooms
A 4-star night under the sky of Paris

Surface area: 12 m² 
Sleeping capacity: 1 double bed or 2 single beds
Occupants: 2 people

Our double rooms feature green patterned décor, recalling the poet Arthur Rimbaud's love of Nature - Rimbaud was known as the "pedestrian of the highroad" – or wallpaper in purple tones that evokes his poetic hallucinations, brought on by drinking absinthe in Parisian cafés.

Each room is personalised with an original watercolour by the artist Jean Aubertin, echoing the title of the poem that gives its name to your room, alongside a text recreating Rimbaud's words.

Read the book on your bedside table and let yourself be carried away by the enchanting music of this teenage genius who reinvented poetry.

Surface area: 19 m²
Sleeping capacity: 1 queen size bed
Occupants: 2 people

You'll be charmed by these headboards, decorated with delicate white feathers suspended in the air and enhanced with light effects. They recall the rhythm of Rimbaud's verses, which decorate the adjacent wall.
An original watercolour by Jean Aubertin brings a new look to the poem that gives its name to your room, while an illustrated chronology retraces the life and work of the "man with soles of wind."

Special feature: the bathroom opens up to a spacious bedroom (19 m²), with bathrobes and slippers at your disposal. This Prestige room is equipped with a minibar, where drinks are offered free of charge.

Surface area: 16 m²
Sleeping capacity: 1 double bed and 1 single bed
Occupants: 3 people (ideal for 2 adults and one child)

Our triple rooms are perfect for family trips to Paris and have frosted décor that recalls Rimbaldian poems such as " Métropolitain" and " Rêvé pour l’hiver."

Dip into the book you'll find on your bedside table and listen to the voice of poetry's enfant terrible. Immerse yourself in his "alchemy of the verb" and contemplate the watercolour by Jean Aubertin, who has reinterpreted the name of your room, making it unique.

Surface area: 2 rooms of 12 m² 
Sleeping capacity: 1 double bed in each room
Occupants: 2 persons per room

These adjoining rooms are ideal for family stays with two children, as they are next to each other. You can therefore benefit from a double room and a twin or two double rooms, not communicating.
Rediscover all of Arthur Rimbaud's poetry during your stay in this personalised room, which is based on one of his poems and illustrated with a work by Jean Aubertin.

Would you prefer the Nature room, where you can follow in the footsteps of the wandering poet who disseminated his rhymes along the way like a "little Tom Thumb the dreamer"? Or the headboard adorned with purple wallpaper, which evokes more of his visits to Parisian cafés and the delirious inspiration of a poet seeking "the place and the formula"?