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Maison Souquet Hotel & Spa Paris

Maison Souquet is a 20-room, 5-star boutique hotel and spa in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, steps from Montmartre, Pigalle and the Moulin Rouge. Set in a former 1905 pleasure house redesigned by Jacques Garcia, it combines theatrical Belle Époque interiors with private spa access and highly personalized service.

  • 20-room, 5-star boutique hotel in Paris’s 9th arrondissement
  • Former 1905 pleasure house redesigned by Jacques Garcia
  • Steps from Montmartre, Pigalle, the Moulin Rouge and Blanche metro station
  • Underground Salon d’Eau with indoor lap pool and hamam-style steam room
  • One complimentary private one-hour Salon d’Eau access slot per guest per day reported by editorial sources
  • Atmospheric bar, lounge, library and garden spaces
The verdict When to go
Maison Souquet Hotel & Spa — Paris
Booking this stay

Bookable with World of Hyatt points. Award pricing varies by date and category, so we link straight to the official World of Hyatt award chart for current rates rather than publishing a number that can go stale.

The verdictAI-generated · engine-checked

“Maison Souquet is a 20-room, 5-star boutique hotel and spa in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, steps from Montmartre, Pigalle and the Moulin Rouge. Set in a former 1905 pleasure house redesigned by Jacques Garcia, it combines theatrical Belle Époque interiors with private spa access and highly personalized service.”

Book it if
  • Couples seeking a romantic, atmospheric Paris hideaway
  • Design-focused travelers who appreciate Belle Époque interiors
  • Repeat Paris visitors who want a Montmartre/Pigalle base
  • Spa-minded guests who value private pool and steam-room time
Key takeaways
  • Maison Souquet is a small 5-star boutique hotel with 20 rooms, including 6 suites.
  • The setting is theatrical and romantic, with Belle Époque-inspired interiors in a former pleasure house redesigned by Jacques Garcia.
  • Its biggest wellness draw is the private Salon d’Eau, an underground pool and steam-room space bookable by guests.
  • The location suits travelers who want Montmartre and Pigalle nightlife nearby, not a quiet Left Bank or business-district atmosphere.
  • Dining is intimate and flexible, centered on breakfast, the bar, lounge spaces and room service rather than a large destination restaurant.
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Free Wi-Fi for members
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About the property

What makes Maison Souquet Hotel & Spa worth the points.

Maison Souquet is a 20-room, 5-star boutique hotel and spa at 10 rue de Bruxelles in Paris’s 9th arrondissement, on the edge of Montmartre and the southern side of Pigalle. The location places guests close to the Moulin Rouge and Blanche metro station, with easy access to the rest of Paris from a neighborhood known for nightlife, theater and historic bohemian energy. The hotel occupies a former 1905 pleasure house and was reimagined by designer Jacques Garcia with a theatrical Belle Époque sensibility. Expect dark, richly layered interiors, red lamps outside the discreet façade, moody corridors and an intimate house-party feeling rather than the scale or brightness of a conventional luxury hotel. Its signature amenity is the basement Salon d’Eau, a deep-blue spa area with an indoor lap pool and hamam-style steam room. Editorial coverage notes that guests receive one complimentary private one-hour access slot per day, with additional spa services such as massages, facials, beauty treatments and body treatments listed by booking platforms. Dining is correspondingly intimate: breakfast is offered with continental and American options, while the bar and lounge serve cocktails and comfort-oriented dishes in atmospheric spaces. With no traditional club lounge and no separate full gym listed in public descriptions, the property’s appeal is focused on design, privacy, personalized service and spa access.

Rooms & suites

Pick your window on the city.

Individually themed décor
Double Room

The hotel’s double rooms are individually styled in the Maison Souquet’s romantic Belle Époque aesthetic. Public sources and guest reports note that layouts and views vary, with some rooms offering courtyard outlooks and others street or rooftop views.

Queen or king bedding reported in guest accountsCourtyard, street or rooftop views depending on roomBathroom may have a shower or deep bathtub
Choice of courtyard or street/rooftop view when available
De Luxe Room

De Luxe rooms are described in guest reports as highly individualized, with the hotel offering choices such as courtyard view versus street and rooftop view where available. Some higher-floor rooms may include a small balcony, while bathroom setup can vary by room.

Possible small balcony on higher floorsShower or deep bath depending on layoutRich, theatrical interiors
Larger seating area
Junior Suite

Junior suites provide more space and a more residential feel than standard rooms, with individually named options reported by guests, including La Païva II. They suit travelers who want a larger sitting area within the same dramatic design language.

Individually named suite layoutsBelle Époque-inspired décorBathroom with deep bathtub or separate shower depending on suite
One of six suites at the property
Suite

Maison Souquet has six suites among its 20 accommodations, each designed as a more elaborate private retreat. Suites generally offer more generous layouts and heightened decorative detail compared with rooms.

More spacious layoutEnhanced seating areaStreet, rooftop or courtyard outlook depending on suiteIndividually tailored décor
Dining

Where you'll actually eat.

RestaurantFrench and international comfort fareThe hotel lists one on-site restaurant, with dining handled in an intimate, flexible style rather than a large formal dining room. Breakfast includes continental and American options, with à la carte items such as eggs and smoked salmon noted in editorial coverage.
Bar & LoungeCocktails and French bistro-style light mealsThe bar and lounge are central to the Maison Souquet experience, serving cocktails in the evening and food in atmospheric spaces such as the lounge, library or via room service. Reported menu examples include cheese platters, pasta dishes, tarte tatin and foie gras with fig chutney.
Timing

When to go.

Live · you're in July
Best time
Mar–May, Sep–Oct

March–May and September–October offer mild 10–21°C temperatures, long daylight and fewer extremes, while still outside the most expensive high-summer period and suitable for sightseeing.

Avoid
Jul–Aug, Dec

July and August bring peak crowds, price spikes and frequent heat waves with daytime temperatures in the 80s°F (upper 20s–30°C), while late December is high season with elevated rates around Christmas and New Year, making points redemptions poorer value.

From the analysis

A few more timing notes.

Spring and early autumn are strong times for pairing Montmartre walks with a spa-focused stay, with milder weather than peak summer or winter.
Summer can be lively around Pigalle and Montmartre, especially in the evening; the hotel’s inward-looking interiors and private spa provide a quieter retreat from busy streets.
Winter suits travelers who want a cocooning Paris stay, as the dark, theatrical rooms, bar and underground steam room feel especially atmospheric in colder months.
If you want prime evening spa times, book Salon d’Eau slots early during weekends and high-demand travel periods.
The fine print
  • · The hotel is very small, with 20 rooms including 6 suites, so specific room layouts and views can vary significantly.
  • · The neighborhood is close to Pigalle and the Moulin Rouge, an area known for nightlife; guests wanting a quiet residential setting may prefer another part of Paris.
  • · Public sources do not list a separate full gym; wellness facilities center on the spa, pool and steam room.
  • · Salon d’Eau access is private and bookable, so preferred times may depend on availability.
Pay with points

Cards that get you here.

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How it stacks up across town.

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Tours & activities in Paris.

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Getting there & around

Paris, decoded.

The neighborhood

A nightlife-rich 9th-arrondissement setting on rue de Bruxelles, at the edge of Montmartre and the southern side of Pigalle.

Moulin RougeBlanche metro stationMontmartrePigalle
On property
Underground Salon d’Eau spaIndoor lap poolHamam-style steam roomSpa treatments including massages and facialsBar and loungeLibraryGardenHigh-speed in-room Wi-Fi noted by Expedia
  • 20 rooms including 6 suites
  • Former 1905 pleasure house
  • Interiors by Jacques Garcia
  • Private one-hour daily Salon d’Eau access reported for guests
  • Discreet façade marked by red lamps
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