Hotels in the 4th arrondissement of Paris (75004)

Le Temple de Jeanne occupies a double building dating back to the 14th century in the heart of the Marais, between Place des Vosges, Rue Saint-Paul and the Seine. Behind its old terracotta tiles, bright glass roof, 17 rustic-chic rooms and lounge-bar, the address blends history with comfort.

Hôtel Le Presbytère occupies the former Saint-Merry presbytery in the heart of Le Marais, on a quiet pedestrian street. Listed as a Historic Monument, it offers eleven distinctive rooms, exposed timberwork, a spiral stone staircase and, depending on the room, views over Paris or the neighboring church.

Sully Hôtel places you on rue Saint-Antoine, between Saint-Paul and Bastille, in the lively heart of the Marais. Set in an old building without a lift, its twenty-two simple rooms offer Wi-Fi, television and a hairdryer, with street views or a quieter courtyard, while Place des Vosges and Opéra Bastille are within walking distance.

Set in a 17th-century townhouse in the heart of the Marais, Hotel de la Bretonnerie combines exposed stone, beams and distinctive rooms. Some overlook the rooftops, others sit under the eaves. A 24-hour reception, breakfast served in a vaulted cellar and a lively neighborhood complete the stay.

Just steps from Place des Vosges, Hôtel du Vieux Marais welcomes you to a discreet address with Regency charm, dark wood paneling and deep armchairs. Its thirty rooms, some with balconies over the rooftops of the Marais, offer refined comfort, while the bar and warm service extend the stay.

In the heart of Place des Vosges, Cour des Vosges blends discretion with Parisian heritage across twelve rooms and suites facing the square’s trees. Behind its candlelit courtyard, the address combines 17th-century materials, 1970s furniture, a Roman bath, in-room treatments and a tea salon.

Discreetly set on Île Saint-Louis, five minutes from Notre-Dame, Hotel Saint-Louis en l’Isle offers twenty rooms with Parisian character, featuring beams, stone and oak floors. Attentive service, breakfast in a vaulted room, balconies in some rooms and a view of the Panthéon complete a calm stay in central Paris.

Rue Saint-Louis-en-l’Île, Hôtel des Deux Îles occupies a 17th-century building just steps from Notre-Dame. Exposed beams, contemporary décor and a vaulted breakfast room create an intimate setting. The island’s calm, compact rooms and multilingual service define the address.