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Paris Charming
Hotels ->
Paris Charming Hotels in
Marais Bastille Area->Beaumarchais
hotel in Paris
  
3, rue Oberkampf
75011 Paris

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Recommended by

Alain Quintard, part-owner of
the newly-refurbished Hôtel Beaumarchais, doesn't think much of designer
hotels in Paris. 'They're so boring. They all look exactly the same with
their dull, brown colour schemes. We wanted to do something much more
colourful.' And so they have. The lobby is reminiscent of an early
Almodovar film, with pinky-red walls, plastic armchairs, funky blue
table-lamps and a metal spiral staircase. Like the hotel, the locale
attracts a young, unpretentious crowd intent on living it up with out
spending a fortune. The roads outside might not be immaculate, but you
will find some of the city's most happening bars (Le Mecano), restaurants
(Le Kitch) and boutique (Ursule Beaugeste) within a couple of minutes
walk.
ROOMS
The 31 basic yet spacious rooms are a riot of primary colours - yellow
walls, bright red bedspreads, blue bedheads - with wavy, 1940s-style
furniture and sun motifs on the wall. More subtle touches include Murano
reading lamps and prints of work by artists such as Klein and Léger. The
fun continues in the bathrooms (orange floors and broken-mosaic walls).
*A
well managed hotel with
excellent standards*
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Filles
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Oberkampf (lines 5 and 9)
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