Our selection of the best shopping spots in Paris

No visit to Paris is complete without immersing yourself in its most prestigious shopping districts. The 9th arrondissement, renowned for its vibrancy and remarkable architecture, is home to highly specialized retail spaces that meet the expectations of a discerning international clientele. Around the Adèle & Jules hotel, located at 2 Cité Rougemont, visitors will discover the perfect blend of exceptional shopping and historic heritage. 

The Shopping Experience Around the Grands Boulevards

Getting to know this strategic neighborhood is essential for making the most of every day of shopping. The Right Bank sets the new trends in style. Just a short distance away, the major neighboring avenues are home to the storefronts of international designers. Galeries Lafayette Haussmann embodies this architectural grandeur, offering salons dedicated to custom fittings. Visitors can discover exclusive capsule collections as well as exceptionally rare timepieces there. Further along, Rue Saint-Honoré is brimming with iconic fashion houses. Its immediate proximity to Place Vendôme provides easy access to the greatest names in fine jewelry via a short taxi ride or a direct metro trip.

French Beauty and the Avant-Garde of Cosmetics

Beyond traditional department stores, the capital excels in the art of high-end skincare. Just a ten-minute walk from our hotel, the historic Montorgueil district is home to a must-visit destination for wellness enthusiasts. La French Beauty, located at 27 Rue Léopold Bellan, represents the new wave of French cosmetics. Founded by a group of committed entrepreneurs, this concept store brings together more than sixty independent brands. Visitors will find innovative products covering skincare, makeup, hair care, and nutricosmetics. The selection spotlights creators who prioritize total transparency, environmental responsibility, and uncompromising quality. On-site experts provide highly personalized advice tailored to the specific needs of each skin type. The store’s excellence has earned it a prestigious mention in the renowned Louis Vuitton City Guide. This recognition underscores the effectiveness of their holistic and innovative approach. Thanks to our seamless purchasing logistics, you can drop off your packages at our front desk throughout the day for guaranteed peace of mind.

Concept Stores and the Avant-Garde of Style

Connoisseurs of fine craftsmanship also appreciate spaces that challenge traditional norms. The nearby Marais neighborhood is home to international avant-garde institutions such as Dover Street Market. Nestled in a historic townhouse, this cutting-edge destination showcases pieces by young designers and global exclusives. The highly curated selection redefines the standards of contemporary fashion. After these stylistic explorations, returning to our rooms offers immediate relaxation. The décor, designed by Stéphane Poux, reflects a distinctly Parisian aesthetic.

Authentic cuisine to complement your shopping experience

No visit to Paris is complete without a great dining experience, and the neighborhood surrounding the Hôtel Adèle & Jules is brimming with gourmet spots to discover just a short walk from the hotel. Around the Cité Rougemont, restaurants, bistros, and contemporary eateries come together to form a vibrant culinary scene, where you’ll find everything from the spirit of the Parisian bistro to more creative cuisines.

For hearty, convivial French cuisine, Bistrot Rougemont, at 10 Rue Rougemont, is a restaurant located very close to the hotel. Just a few blocks away, Le Richer, at 2 rue Richer, offers seasonal cuisine in a relaxed, quintessentially Parisian atmosphere. For a more gourmet experience, Passionné, at 17 rue Bergère, offers refined cuisine that is fully in line with the neighborhood’s new culinary scene.

Those who love exploring can also stop by Bistrot Kinzo, at 13 Rue Rougemont, for Japanese-inspired cuisine, or venture down Rue Richer, where you’ll find several spots beloved by neighborhood regulars. This concentration of restaurants within walking distance lets you enjoy a variety of dining experiences throughout your stay, without ever straying far from the lively atmosphere of the Grands Boulevards.

After a day of shopping or strolling through the 9th arrondissement, guests at the Hôtel Adèle & Jules can also enjoy our daily Tea Time, served in the hotel’s common areas. It’s the perfect culinary interlude to take a break before heading out to explore Paris’s restaurants.

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Key Facts

• The Adèle & Jules Hotel is ideally located at 2 Cité Rougemont, just a stone's throw from the grand boulevards and Paris's main shopping streets.
• La French Beauty, a store featuring more than sixty independent cosmetics brands, is just a ten-minute walk away.
• The front desk staff securely stores your packages delivered by courier throughout the day, without interruption.
• A gourmet tea time is offered free of charge every afternoon to all our guests, providing a moment to enjoy together.
• The neighborhood is full of authentic restaurants offering high-quality, homemade cuisine.

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FAQ

When is the best time to try on clothes in a store? 

Mornings from Tuesday through Friday offer the best shopping experience. Mondays are often set aside for restocking collections at independent designers' stores.

Does the facility handle the receipt of goods? 

Yes, our staff receives and secures your packages delivered by courier throughout the day. For more information, please see our FAQ page, which details the current procedures.

How can you get a job at the major fashion houses?

Place Vendôme and the Opéra district are just a short distance away. These locations are easily accessible via a short taxi ride or a direct metro trip from the hotel.

How do I get to the La French Beauty store from the hotel?

This must-visit spot, dedicated to independent cosmetics, is located just a ten-minute walk from our hotel. It is located at 27 Rue Léopold Bellan in the historic Montorgueil neighborhood.

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