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Miiro Le Grand Hôtel Cayré
The entrance and brasserie terrace on boulevard Raspail.
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About Miiro Le Grand Hôtel Cayré
A restored hotel at the meeting of boulevard Raspail and rue du Bac, with Michaelis Boyd interiors, 123 rooms and suites, a French brasserie and a bar in a former dispensary.
Best for
- Visitors exploring rue du Bac, Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Left Bank’s galleries.
- Travelers who value an arrival or departure shower outside room hours.
- Families or three adults choosing a Deluxe Studio or interleading rooms.
Know before you book
Check-in begins at 3 p.m. and checkout is by 11 a.m. Pets weighing 10 kg or less are accepted for an additional per-stay charge and may not be left unattended. A city view, balcony and Eiffel Tower view are different room features; confirm the exact combination when reserving.
- Rooms
- 123 rooms and suitesClassic rooms start at 14 m²; the largest suite measures 51 m².
- Dining
- Annette and Officine BacAn all-day French brasserie and a cocktail bar in a former dispensary.
- Arrival
- Refresh RoomShowers, changing rooms, lockers and charging points before check-in and after checkout.
Le Grand Hôtel Cayré occupies a prominent corner between boulevard Raspail and rue du Bac. Miiro reopened the historic hotel in July 2024 after a complete renovation by Michaelis Boyd. The interiors use bespoke and vintage furniture to suggest a Paris apartment, with details inspired by the 1920s.
The 123 rooms and suites range from compact Classic rooms of 14–19 m² to two individual suites. Courtyard, city and Eiffel Tower views are distinct choices. Some city rooms have balconies, but a balcony is not universal within every category.
Annette is an all-day French brasserie with outdoor tables on boulevard Raspail. Its name remembers the writer Annette Kolb, who lived at the old Hôtel Cayré. Officine Bac serves cocktails and rare spirits in a more intimate setting, while The Gallery provides lounge space near the lobby.
The practical extras include a gym and a Refresh Room with showers, changing facilities, lockers and charging points for use around arrival and departure. Choose this hotel for the rue du Bac shops, nearby galleries and a substantial on-site restaurant. A Classic room is a compact base; the Deluxe Studio adds a lounge area and sofa bed for a longer stay or a third guest.
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
La Chambre Classic
14–19 m² · king or queen bed
Room details
Courtyard-facing rooms with a reading corner, rainfall shower, Le Labo toiletries and a Nespresso machine. The Classic City category is a separate option for a neighborhood outlook.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
La Chambre Superior
19–25 m² · king or queen bed
Room details
A larger bedroom with a reading corner, rainfall shower and a mix of bespoke and vintage-style furnishings. Superior City View rooms are separately listed.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
La Chambre Deluxe
24–26 m² · king bed
Room details
A larger choice for longer stays, with a reading corner and a steamer. Some Deluxe rooms have balconies; request one specifically if outdoor space is important.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
La Chambre Deluxe Studio
28–29 m² · king or queen bed · sofa bed
Room details
The open-plan lounge and sofa bed make this a useful category for families or three adults. Interleading arrangements can be requested.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
La Chambre Eiffel Tower
Eiffel Tower view · separate named category
Room details
Choose this room for the named monument view. The hotel invites guests to enquire directly about the available rooms.
06 / ROOM CATEGORY
Le Grand Hôtel Cayré Suite
51 m² · king bed · furnished terrace
Room details
The suite includes a separate lounge, a powder room and a marble bathroom with a bathtub and shower. Its terrace overlooks the Eiffel Tower.
07 / ROOM CATEGORY
La Suite du Collectionneur by Gilbert Kann
45 m² · curated art and furniture
Room details
A city-view suite assembled with curator Gilbert Kann. Custom furniture, antiques and collector’s pieces are offered for purchase. A separately named Chambre du Collectionneur is also available.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Annette restaurant
- Officine Bac cocktail bar
- Outdoor dining terrace
- The Gallery lounge
- Gym
- Refresh Room with showers and lockers
- Wi-Fi
- Individual air conditioning
- Nespresso machines
- Le Labo toiletries
- Room service
- Interleading rooms on request
Annette and Officine Bac
Annette serves contemporary versions of French brasserie dishes throughout the day, with a terrace on boulevard Raspail. Officine Bac offers cocktails, rare spirits and infusions.
Refresh Room and gym
Guests can use showers, changing facilities, charging points and lockers before check-in and after checkout. The gym has cardiovascular equipment, free weights and space for stretching.
Room service and reception
Room service runs from noon to 10 p.m. Reception is staffed around the clock and can store luggage for early arrivals and departing guests.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
The history of Hôtel Cayré
The present hotel continues the name of the historic Hôtel Cayré at the corner of boulevard Raspail and rue du Bac. One of its documented residents was the French-German writer and pacifist Annette Kolb. According to the hotel’s account, she lived here for 17 years from 1944. The current brasserie, Annette, carries her name.[1]
Miiro reopened the property on July 15, 2024, as the first hotel in its new collection. A complete renovation by architecture and interiors studio Michaelis Boyd introduced 123 rooms and suites. The studio drew on the neighborhood and the 1920s, combining apartment-like rooms with bespoke furniture and vintage pieces.[2][1]
Parts of the building’s earlier life inform the new public spaces. Officine Bac occupies a former pharmaceutical dispensary; its present drinks menu includes cocktails, rare spirits and infusions. The original grand staircase also survives as a setting for a new commission: French artist Mathias Kiss painted a hazy sky that wraps around the route through the hotel.[2][3]
On the seventh floor, curator Gilbert Kann created an apartment-like collection of furniture, lighting and art from the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. The hotel names Maison Leleu, Pierre Frey and Disderot among the participating design houses. The pieces are available to buy, and the Collectionneur accommodation makes this collection part of a stay. The suite also contains two sculptures by the artist couple Les Simonnet.[3]
Hotel guest
Annette Kolb
The French-German writer and pacifist lived at the original Hôtel Cayré for 17 years from 1944. The current restaurant is named Annette in her honor.[1]
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Miiro Le Grand Hôtel Cayré
4 boulevard Raspail, 75007 Paris
Faubourg Saint-Germain
The neighborhood: Faubourg Saint-Germain
Where to Stay in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Places to discover nearby
district · Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
The Left Bank quarter around the abbey church, where the cafés doubled as offices and the bars above and below them ran the other half of post-war Paris.
Explore this place
café · Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Les Deux Magots
The famous literary terrace where the expat crowd gathered. Ernest Hemingway came here, though he preferred La Closerie for actual work.
Explore this placeBefore you go
Useful questions, clear answers
When did Le Grand Hôtel Cayré reopen?
Miiro opened the restored hotel on July 15, 2024, after a renovation by Michaelis Boyd.
How big are the entry-level rooms?
La Chambre Classic measures 14–19 m² and has a king or queen bed. Superior rooms measure 19–25 m²; Deluxe rooms measure 24–26 m².
Do all rooms have an Eiffel Tower view?
No. The hotel offers a named Eiffel Tower category and the Grand Hôtel Cayré Suite with that view. Other rooms face the courtyard or city.
Can I shower before check-in or after checkout?
Yes. The Refresh Room has showers, changing facilities, toiletries, charging points and lockers for guests to use around arrival and departure.
Which category works for three adults?
The Deluxe Studio is designed for three adults or families and includes an open-plan lounge with a sofa bed. Interleading rooms can also be arranged by enquiry.
What are the check-in and checkout times?
Check-in is from 3 p.m. and checkout is by 11 a.m. The hotel can store luggage; late checkout depends on availability and carries an additional charge.
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Sources & image credits
Hotel information reviewed .
Hotel information & sources
- Miiro — hotel, room count, address and Annette Kolb connection
- Miiro — rooms and suites
- Miiro — Classic room measurements
- Miiro — Superior room measurements
- Miiro — Deluxe room measurements
- Miiro — Deluxe Studio measurements
- Miiro — shared spaces
- Miiro — stay policies
- Miiro — art and design commissions
- Miiro opening announcement published by Hotel Magazine, July 16, 2024
Image credits
Illustrations and reconstructions are labelled throughout this page.
- The entrance and brasserie terrace on boulevard Raspail.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
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