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La Fantaisie
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About La Fantaisie
A garden-centered five-star hotel on rue Cadet, with colorful Martin Brudnizki interiors, a rooftop bar and a spa with thermal-style baths.
Best for
- Travelers seeking colorful contemporary interiors, a garden and a spa.
- Families who want an explicitly described linked-room configuration.
Know before you book
The Family Room is a pair of rooms connected through a private hallway. Suite occupancy varies by age and number of guests. Street and garden outlooks differ, and only named Terrace categories promise private outdoor space.
- Design
- Martin BrudnizkiColorful, garden-inspired interiors with velvet and handcrafted mosaics.
- Outdoor spaces
- Garden and rooftopDining at garden level and drinks above the surrounding roofs.
- Wellness
- Bathing circuitHot baths, flotation baths and cold plunges, plus bookable treatments.
La Fantaisie brings a planted garden into the middle of rue Cadet’s busy neighborhood setting. The five-star hotel has 63 rooms and 10 suites, with outlooks toward the street or garden. A café, restaurant and rooftop bar give guests several ways to use the property through the day.
Martin Brudnizki’s interiors combine soft colors, velvet, handcrafted mosaics and floral references. Room choice ranges from compact Comfort doubles to a 72 m² Apartment Terrace. Families can choose a specific linked-room arrangement rather than assume that every suite has two separate bedrooms.
The spa adds hot baths, flotation baths and cold plunges, with body and facial treatments available by appointment. The hotel says indoor-pool access is included for residents. For a quieter outlook, choose a garden-facing room; for private outdoor space, reserve a category that explicitly includes a terrace.
Choose the right fit
Rooms at a glance
Compare the hotel’s room categories, then check your preferred configuration and dates when booking.
01 / ROOM CATEGORY
Comfort
20–22 m² · 2 adults
Room details
King or twin beds, with a choice of rue Cadet or garden outlook.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Superior
24–26 m² · 2 adults
Room details
A king room facing rue Cadet or the garden. A private terrace belongs to the separate Superior Terrace category.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Superior Terrace
25 m² · 2 adults
Room details
A king room with a private terrace and a rue Cadet outlook.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe
28 m² · 2 adults
Room details
King or twin beds and a choice of street or garden outlook.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite
34–36 m²
Room details
A larger living space with king or twin beds; the official occupancy allows three adults or two adults and two children under 12.
06 / ROOM CATEGORY
Family Room
48 m² · 4 guests
Room details
A Deluxe Room and a street-view Comfort Room joined by a private hallway.
07 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite Terrace
38 m²
Room details
A garden-facing suite with a private terrace, listed for two adults and two children.
08 / ROOM CATEGORY
Apartment Terrace
72 m²
Room details
A larger accommodation with private terrace, listed for four adults and two children under 12; confirm the exact bedroom and bathroom configuration.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Garden
- Rooftop bar
- Restaurant
- Café
- Spa baths
- Indoor pool access for residents
- Body and facial treatments
- Wi-Fi
- Air conditioning
- Bluetooth speakers
- Pet-friendly accommodation
- Family room configurations
Dining
The restaurant serves seasonal cooking, while the café opens onto the street. The Bar sur le toit provides a rooftop setting; book dining separately and check current hours.
Spa
The spa offers hot baths, flotation baths and cold plunges. Indoor-pool access is included for hotel residents, according to the official FAQ; reserve treatments and confirm any access schedule.
Family and pet stays
The Family Room links two rooms by a private hallway. Several suites allow children, and the hotel welcomes pets; confirm occupancy and any pet conditions for your reservation.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
A garden story on rue Cadet
La Fantaisie’s identity draws on the story of Jean and Jacques Cadet, master gardeners associated with the street. Here Design, which developed the hotel’s identity, describes their market gardens supplying the royal court during the reign of Charles IX. The hotel uses that local history as the starting point for a contemporary garden theme, rather than claiming to be an old royal residence.[1]
The project was introduced in 2023 by the family-owned Leitmotiv hotel group, with Martin Brudnizki designing the interiors. Its launch material describes a palette of soft green, warm yellow and coral, with floral wall and ceiling coverings and richly upholstered furniture. The garden was conceived as the center of that design, extending its colors and motifs into the rooms.[2]
Here Design carried the garden idea into the hotel’s graphics and objects. Its account describes a logo inspired by old Paris shopfronts, paired with a custom script, and a wider identity built around illustrations and everyday rituals. That attention to visual detail gives the property a connection to the street as well as to its planted courtyard.[1]
The current accommodation still makes the relationship between street and garden explicit. Guests select between rue Cadet and garden views in several categories, while terrace suites provide a private outdoor extension. In the public areas, the café, garden restaurant and rooftop bar organize the visit across three different levels of the building.[3][4]
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Places to discover nearby
office · Faubourg-Montmartre (9th)
Hôtel Drouot
The Paris auction house where Gustave Caillebotte bid on his friends' unsellable pictures to keep prices up and money flowing — and where Paul Gauguin sold thirty of his own paintings to pay for Tahiti.
Explore this place
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The historic Paris Conservatoire, 2 rue du Conservatoire
The old Paris Conservatoire, which Claude Debussy entered in 1872 at the age of ten and did not leave for more than a decade — the institution he spent the rest of his life arguing with.
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Galerie Ambroise Vollard, 6 rue Laffitte
Ambroise Vollard's gallery, where in 1895 a young and untested dealer gave the fifty-six-year-old Paul Cézanne his first solo exhibition — and turned a painter most of Paris had written off into the most influential artist of the next generation.
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Useful questions, clear answers
Is there a garden?
Yes. La Fantaisie has a planted garden, and several room categories offer a garden outlook.
Is spa pool access included?
The official FAQ says indoor-pool access is included for hotel residents. Treatments are booked separately; confirm any access schedule.
How does the Family Room work?
It combines a Deluxe Room and a street-view Comfort Room through a private hallway, with a published total size of 48 m² and occupancy of four.
Does every room have a terrace?
No. Superior Terrace, Junior Suite Terrace, Suite Terrace and Apartment Terrace are specifically named outdoor-space categories.
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Image credits
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