The third arrondissement of Paris, also known as the “Northern Marais” (Haut Marais), is one of the most fashionable and sought-after areas of the city. Here you will find galleries, boutiques, the famous Red Children’s Market, and also a relative quiet compared to the bustling Southern Marais.
🏆 Zvi's top picks (AM; LAK)
The Queen's Pavilion
The most luxurious and luxurious. Located on Vosges Square. A once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Hotel Jules & Jim
The most special. A rustic cabin in the heart of the city with a great bar.
Austin's Arts Et Metiers
The affordable choice. Ideal location and reasonable price.
Super luxurious hotels (5 stars)
The Queen's Pavilion
- Perfect location on the beautiful Place de la Vosges
- Pampering spa and private garden
- One of the most expensive in Paris
Hotel Les Bains Paris
- Modern, trendy and sexy design
- Indoor pool and famous nightclub
- Can be noisy on weekends
SinnerParis
- A unique and mysterious hospitality experience
- Roman-inspired spa
- Dark rooms (part of the concept)
Four-star hotels
National Hotel of Arts and Crafts
- Modern industrial design by Rafael Navot
- Popular rooftop bar with a view
- The basic rooms are very small.
The Marais Room
- Personal and meticulous service
- Quiet but central location
- There is no restaurant in the hotel (but there are plenty outside)
Hotel Sookie
- Homely and warm atmosphere
- Great coffee shop in the lobby
- There is no elevator to some floors.
Hotel du Petit Moulin
- Design by Christian Lacroix (each room is different)
- Located in an old bakery
- Bold design that isn't for everyone
Hotel Jules & Jim
- Enchanting courtyard and cocktail bar
- Very quiet and hidden from the street
- Glass walls in the shower (less privacy)
Hotel Georgette
- Right in front of Center Pompidou
- Friendly and helpful staff
- On a main street (noise in some rooms)
Solly Hotel Paris
- Convenient location near the metro
- good breakfast
- Standard and small rooms
Three-star hotels
Paris France Hotel
- Jewish owned (Lovers of Israel)
- An impressive 19th century building
- Slightly outdated furniture
The Tournelles
- Perfect location 2 minutes from Vosges Square
- Fair price for the location
- Small bathrooms
Austin's Arts Et Metiers
- Next to a central metro station
- Excellent value for the price
- Basic, unpretentious design
The Relais du Marais
- Beautiful view from the upper floors
- Close to Republic Square (transportation)
- Small and cramped breakfast room
Hotel Meslay Republique
- Very clean and well maintained
- Kind and helpful staff
- Border location (between the Marais and the Republic)
Hotel Du Plat d'Etain
- Renovated and modern rooms
- Good air conditioning (important in summer)
- No large lobby/public areas
Hotel Au Coeur Des Arts
- Quiet inner courtyard
- Relatively cheap price for the area
- Simple and unpretentious design
Hotel Jacques De Molay
- Includes a gym and sauna (rare in 3 stars)
- good breakfast
- Some rooms need refreshing
Cheap hotels
Hotel de Roubaix
- Unbeatable price in the center Paris
- Family atmosphere and comic design
- Basic and outdated furniture
Are all the hotels in the North Marais booked?
You are welcome to take a look at the map below where you will find more hotels and apartments that are available exactly on your dates (for this you need to type in the relevant dates).
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Still haven't found one? Don't worry! Here are a few more options to help you find a great hotel:
- If you don't insist on staying in a hotel, why not try checking out the Recommended apartments in the third district?
- If you haven't found an apartment or hotel that you like in this district, you are welcome to enterRecommended hotels page in Paris And choose another neighborhood for yourself.
- If you are wondering which neighborhood to live in, I recommend you read this article. Where should you sleep in Paris?, to make you a lot of order.
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Jacob
Hey, this district is my favorite, a magical ruby full of cafes, specialty shops, a young and vibrant atmosphere, but beyond that, there is so much to see...Palace de Vosges...Picasso Museum...Rosier Street, which was once considered the Jewish Quarter and now also has many falafel shops...The Museum of Jewish History...Rivoli Street, with all the luxury shops that stretch across several districts, including the third district...and more...