FABRIC NEWS

Rooftop, cobbled courtyard, hidden garden: the Marais is full of museum terraces made for taking a breath between visits. Our selection, just steps from Hôtel Fabric.

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The FIFA World Cup 2026 is here. Discover the best bars near Hôtel Fabric to watch the matches : big screens and great atmosphere, all within walking distance.

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Are you looking for an enchanting getaway near Paris to enjoy the summer days? Look no further, the Musical Fountains Show at the Palace of Versailles awaits you for an unforgettable experience!

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Located at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, Francette is a floating restaurant with a strong and distinctive identity. This unique venue offers a culinary experience that blends Parisian charm, environmental commitment, and breathtaking views.

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Among the unmissable events in Paris this June, the Nuit Blanche on Saturday 6 June is not to be missed!

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Treat your mum to a stay in Paris this Mother's Day | Florist, restaurant, creative workshop… Hôtel Fabric reveals its favourite addresses.

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For the International Day for Biological Diversity on May 22, Hotel FABRIC in Paris highlights its commitment to environmental responsibility, further strengthened by the achievement of the Green Key label.

What better way to enjoy the summer season in Paris than from a rooftop? Le Perchoir Ménilmontant offers an exclusive culinary experience high above the city.

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Discover Eunoé in Paris, Square Gardette : French cuisine with Japanese influences and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. An unmissable culinary experience.

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Discover La Marine, the iconic bistro of Canal Saint-Martin | Authentic French cuisine and genuine Parisian atmosphere just steps from Hôtel Fabric.

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Discover the exhibition "Matisse. 1941–1954" at the Grand Palais. Paintings, drawings, illustrated books, textiles and much more...

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