hotel in Paris

La Petite Rosa, a Parisian boutique hotel with a family story

    Before it was a hotel, La Petite Rosa was a woman. Rosa, born in 1923, was the family’s grandmother, and everyone affectionately called her “la petite Rosa”, little Rosa. This hotel is our tribute to her. You’ll recognise her the moment you arrive: her portrait, wearing a wide pink hat and yellow butterfly glasses, watches over the reception.

    The hotel was entirely reimagined by London-based decorator Justine Guillermou (Rainbow Shaker). Bright, joyful colours, flowers everywhere and a bold blend of retro and modern: every corner was designed to make you smile.

    Many of our rooms have recently been renovated, each one inspired by a great French figure: Édith Piaf, Marcel Proust, Victor Hugo, Molière, Joséphine Baker, Claude Monet… A chance to sleep in good company, at the heart of French history and culture.

    With only 15 rooms, La Petite Rosa is a hotel on a human scale. That is our strength: we know our guests, we take our time, and we do everything we can to make your stay the best it can be.

    Business travellers and tourists from all over the world cross paths here. And just like our colours, it’s this mix that makes the place so special.

    Tucked away on a quiet street in the 12th arrondissement, just steps from Dugommier (line 6) and Daumesnil (lines 6 and 8) metro stations, La Petite Rosa puts you close to Accor Arena, Bercy, Gare de Lyon, the Bastille and the Bois de Vincennes.