Studio

On the ground floor is one of the guest rooms with a XVIIth century floor to ceiling stone fire place and XVth century stone slab floor from a Burgundy convent. This room hosts a four poster, canapé double XVIIth century bed. The walls are upholstered in red velvet. The mahogany panelled bath room is with bath tub and shower stall.

Studio is available as a bed and breakfast room and as a fifth bedroom when renting the entire house.

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Velvet

The third floor has the second guest room with a stone XVIIth century fire place and XVIIth century terra cotta tiles. This room has a four poster double IXXth century canapé bed. The walls are upholstered in burgundy velvet from Brunswick. The mahogany bath room is with bath tub. The elevator enters the room directly.

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Elephant

The fourth floor bedroom has a floor to ceiling XVIIIth century stone fire place, XVIIth century terra cotta tiles floor with Brunswick elephant schemed fabric on walls. Two twin beds. The mahogany bath room has bath and shower stall.

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Celadon

The fifth floor bedroom has its private stair case leading to the room that gives onto a small planted terrace. An XVIIth century stone fire place and XVIIth century terra cotta tiled floor. Two twin beds. The mahogany bath room is with bath tub and shower stall.

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Venitian

This room has a double four poster XVIIIth century bed. The room has no windows as the house is inbricked into the next house (only three such cases in medieval Paris) it has the two painted XVIIIth century Venetian doors that open onto the atrium that is flooded with light, thus giving a very nice perspective onto the atrium and drawing room . A floor to ceiling Louis XIVth XVIIth century stone fire place, Bevilacqua fabric on the walls with XVIIth century slate and tile flooring; The mahogany bathroom is with bath tub (no shower stall). This room is not normally available as a bed and breakfast room.

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