At the corner of rue des Archives and rue de la Verrerie, Le Grand Mazarin intends to honor the heritage of eternal Paris, the love of the arts, the taste for sharing, the vision of a relaxed and chic luxury at the same time.
But he has the ambition to reinterpret its immutable codes. It is Martin Brudnizkian internationally renowned interior designer, who designed the decor of this hotel which aims to be a “tribute to French classicism“, more “boldly quirky” et “sublimated by the best of artistic craftsmanship“.
Adorned with vintage furniture and objects, the 61 rooms and suitesthe bar, the restaurant, the terrace, the swimming pool – without forgetting a still mysterious cabaret – intend to reflect “the art of living” as dreamed up by Leslie Kouhana, president of Maison Pariente and Kimberley Cohen, artistic director.
“This new place is much more than a hotel, we thought of it as a destination in its own right, where we meet, where we share privileged moments, where there is always something going on.“, assert, in a press release, the creators of this Collection.
To define the state of mind of this new establishment, they refer to “To Boubalé”, “my little darling” in Yiddish, the affectionate code name of Eastern European grandmothers to talk about those we love.
At the restaurant, the Israeli Michelin-starred Chef Assaf Granit will revisit the Ashkenazi culinary tradition of his childhood to offer a gastronomic journey full of the colors and flavors of Central Europe and the Mediterranean…