The Marais hotels at a glance
Nightly prices were not read hotel by hotel: they change daily and only appear once you enter dates. The table therefore gives the official star rating and a price range; only the Herse d'Or rate, already published on this site, is given as a figure. Check the exact price for your dates on the hotel's page.
| Hotel | Category | Price range | Strengths | Nearest metro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hôtel de la Herse d'Or, 20 rue Saint-Antoine | 3 stars | Budget, from about €90 (September 2026) | Lift serving all floors, very central address | Bastille (lines 1, 5, 8) or Saint-Paul (line 1) |
| Hôtel Jeanne d'Arc Le Marais, 3 rue de Jarente | 3 stars | Budget to mid-range | Quiet street, two minutes' walk from place des Vosges; some guests report no air conditioning | Saint-Paul (line 1) |
| Hôtel du Petit Moulin, 29-31 rue de Poitou | 4 stars | Mid-range to upscale | Boutique hotel designed by Christian Lacroix, air-conditioned rooms | Saint-Sébastien–Froissart (line 8) |
| Hôtel Bourg Tibourg, 19 rue du Bourg-Tibourg | 4 stars | Mid-range to upscale | Neo-Gothic décor by Jacques Garcia, terrace and garden, air conditioning | Hôtel de Ville (lines 1, 11) |
| Le Pavillon de la Reine & Spa, 28 place des Vosges | 5 stars | Luxury | Ivy-covered inner courtyard, spa with hammam, Anne restaurant | Chemin Vert (line 8) or Bastille |
Drawbacks to know: rooms in the Marais are small, especially at the Bourg Tibourg and the Jeanne d'Arc according to guest reviews, and noise rises in the evening on rue Saint-Antoine and around rue des Rosiers.
Which hotel for your profile
First visit. The Herse d'Or or the Jeanne d'Arc: one sits on the Bastille–Hôtel de Ville axis, the other on a quiet street next to the place des Vosges, and both stay below 4 stars.
As a couple. The Petit Moulin and the Bourg Tibourg have the most character (décor by Lacroix and Garcia); the Pavillon de la Reine suits a special occasion.
Tight budget. The Herse d'Or, from about €90; for less, look at Nation or Bastille, covered in where to stay in Paris on a budget.
With children. Rooms in the area are compact: prefer an aparthotel (see hotel or aparthotel in Paris) or read where to stay in Paris with family.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a hotel in the Marais cost? About €90 for an entry-level 3-star, €130 to €250 for a mid-range 4-star, much more for a 5-star; prices rise at weekends and in high season.
Is the Marais safe at night? It is a busy, well-lit area until late; as everywhere in Paris, watch your belongings in crowded streets and on the metro.
Is the Marais noisy? Shopping streets (Saint-Antoine, Rosiers, Vieille-du-Temple) are in the evening; ask for a courtyard room or a quiet street side.
How do I get from the airport to the Marais? From Charles de Gaulle, RER B goes to Châtelet–Les Halles, then line 1 to Saint-Paul or Hôtel de Ville; see Paris airports.
Is the Marais the best area for a first visit? It is one of the best: central, pedestrian-friendly, a few stops from the Louvre and Notre-Dame. Compare it with other areas in where to stay in Paris for a first visit.
Going further
For sights, restaurants and streets to know, read the complete Marais guide. To compare other areas, see where to stay in Paris and the best hotels by budget. Open search: all Marais hotels on Booking.
