Located in the heart of the 9th arrondissement, Hôtel de Nell is set in a district steeped in history and deeply artistic. Once nicknamed the New Athens, this neighbourhood gave birth to artists' workshops, galleries, and theatres.
Even today, culture and hidden addresses animate its streets.
Hôtel de Nell finds its natural place here, between the vibrant energy of the district and the quiet calm of its more intimate streets.
A selection of our recommended addresses.
A warm Parisian bistro offering refined French cuisine based on seasonal products.
A modern and creative table that reinvents French cuisine with international influences.
An elegant gourmet restaurant offering fine and inventive French cuisine in an intimate setting.
A contemporary table renowned for its inventive and precise cuisine, blending modern techniques and quality products.
A trendy Thai restaurant set in former fabric workshops, offering fragrant and generous cuisine.
A modern bistro highly regarded for its simple, delicious, and perfectly executed French cuisine.
Modern and lively bistro and creative Asian fusion cuisine to share.
Festive and lively brasserie where you eat and then dance, classic and generous French cuisine revisited.
A welcoming neighborhood bistro offering classic homemade French cuisine.
An architectural masterpiece of the 19th century, the Opéra Garnier embodies the splendour of Paris.
Among its marbles, gilded ornaments, and Chagall's celebrated ceiling, it remains a landmark of lyrical and choreographic art.
A legendary venue of the 9th arrondissement, the Folies Bergère bears the hallmark of Parisian artistic life.
Concerts, shows, and contemporary productions continue a bold and enduring tradition.
The former workshop of the Symbolist painter, the museum houses an intimate and singular collection.
Its spiral staircase, monumental works, and hushed atmosphere make it a timeless destination.
A walk that begins at Passage Verdeau — an elegant and peaceful arcade lined with bookshops and antique dealers.
It continues through Passage Jouffroy, livelier, with its eclectic boutiques and quintessentially Parisian atmosphere.
It ends at Passage des Panoramas, one of the oldest covered passages in Paris, lively and full of historical charm.
