Nine rooms · nine Marcels
Our rooms combine comfort, simplicity, and character, offering a welcoming place to rest after a day of exploring the city. Each room has its own personality and is named after a notable Marcel, reflecting a small tribute to creativity, culture, and history.
All rooms feature private bathrooms and thoughtful amenities, while a variety of layouts—from intimate doubles to family-friendly spaces—allow every guest to find the stay that suits them best. Nine rooms: eight named after a Marcel, numbered as on Karin’s own site, plus the Extra Room. Two guests per room as standard (18 in all); the mezzanine beds take the house to 34.
Marcel Duchamp, artist
1.4 m double bed + single bed on the mezzanine
Private bathroom
Room 2 · First floor · TwinMarcel Pagnol, writer and filmmaker
Two single beds + single bed on the mezzanine (a fourth bed in exceptional cases)
Private bathroom
Room 3 · First floor · Superior doubleMarcel Rochas, couturier
1.6 m double bed + single bed on the mezzanine
Private bathroom
Room 4 · First floor · Superior doubleMarcel Broodthaers, Belgian artist and poet
1.6 m double bed + single bed on the mezzanine
Private bathroom
Room 5 · Ground floor · Standard doubleMarcel Proust, novelist
1.4 m double bed + single bed on the mezzanine
Private bathroom
Room 6 · Ground floor · TwinMarcel Bich, co-founder of BIC
Two single beds + single bed on the mezzanine (a fourth bed in exceptional cases)
Private bathroom
Room 7 · Floor to confirm · Quadruple to confirmMarcel Cerdan, boxer
Four single beds, marinero style + up to two extra singles on the mezzanine
Private bathroom
Room 8 · Ground floor · Superior double · pet-friendlyMarcel Jambon, stage designer
1.6 m double bed
Private bathroom
First floor · DoubleThe ninth room — not named after a Marcel
1.6 m double bed (no mezzanine)
Private bathroom
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