Sentier Holiday Homes with Hot Tubs

City of Louvre

• 12 guests

• 6 bedrooms

Palais-Royal, Paris

Who needs museums when you can stay in a building listed as a historic monument? Built in 1639 by Cardinal Richelieu, the Prime Minister under Louis XIII of France, this residence exudes Parisian charm and opulence.

The Glass Menagerie

• 10 guests

• 4 bedrooms

Porte-Saint-Martin, Paris

This unique home, created from a glass roof covering a 19th-century Parisian courtyard, is what happens when you combine the creative talents of an Italian architect and a Parisian interior designer. With its Eiffelian structure – it’s a truly amazing place, filled with objet d’art from the host’s world travels and combined with fine details such as ceramic wall lights by Cari Zalloni from the 70s.

Parisian Pot of Gold

• 8 guests

• 3 bedrooms

Les Halles, Paris

Quite literally dripping in gold, spectacular hand-painted original features, including mouldings gilded with gold leaf, retain hundreds of years of history encapsulated in this home. Listed as a heritage monument, the building dates back to the reign of King Louis XIV and has since been redesigned by a Parisian architect, allowing guests and residents to immerse themselves in French history, alongside all the contemporary comforts of modern-day luxury living.