Jules takes a break at the Spa Cinq Mondes

Spa Cinq mondes

Located in the heart of the Louis Jouvet Opera garden, halfway between the Opera and the Madeleine, a 15-minute walk away from Jules, only those who tried a treatment here know that a place where beauty rituals from all over the world meet hides behind the burgundy facade of the Spa Cing Mondes: Asian foot massages, Chinese energy awakening, exfoliation after a Balinese ritual, Egyptian rejuvenating water… As a couple or alone, we relax with a traditional Indian ayurvedic massage, a ritual with flowers from Bali or a Japanese rejuvenating Ko Bi Do face treatment. Away from the pedestrian garden, the very architecture of the place is an invitation to relax. The lighting is subdued, the furniture is wooden and the floors are covered in pebbles. Treatments take place on the lower ground floor of the spa, silence is golden and a light white flower scent fills the corridors. In short, the Spa Cinq Mondes is an invitation to relaxation and letting go! After your treatment, you can find Cinq Mondes products on the ground floor. They are guaranteed organic or natural, with no paraben and no artificial coloring: nourishing oil, face moisturizing balm, exfoliating creams…
Open from Monday to Friday from 11 am to 8 pm, on Saturdays from 10 am to 8 pm. Late opening until 10 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Spa les Cinq Mondes
6, Square de l’Opéra Louis Jouvet
Paris 75009.
T.: +33.(0)1.42.66.00.60.

Jules goes to the gym

Klay club
When Jules decides to do sports, he goes to Klay, a gym that combines sports such as dancing and boxing with top-notch services. Open in 2009, the Klay is located in a 19th century building in the pedestrian area of Montorgueil.
It offers 2,000 square meters spread out on 5 floors where sports and well-being become a lifestyle: boxing, bodybuilding area, cardio-training with state of the art devices, swimming pool and sauna, Turkish bath and massage rooms, fitness center with Pilates, yoga and dance lessons…
The atmosphere is very New York. Architect Cyril Durand Behar managed to turn this former printing house into a chic and sober gym, bathed in natural light, all the while keeping the industrial aspect of the building: Gustave Eiffel metallic structure, glass roof…
At the Klay, sports become everything but a constraint!
As a bonus, the DEPUR restaurant rules supreme on the ground floor, in the heated courtyard. Quiet atmosphere with vintage furniture, old-looking club armchairs… Open all day long until late at night, you can have breakfast, lunch, dinner or drink a fresh fruit and vodka cocktail or a protein booster!

Open from Monday to Friday from 7 am to 11.30 pm and from 8 am to 8 pm on weekends.

The Klay Club
4 bis rue Saint Sauveur
75002, Paris
T. : +33. (0)1.40.26.00.00.

Jules’ verdict : L’As du Fallafel vs Chez Marianne

The battle is rough on rue des rosiers! On one side, L’As du Fallafel, on the other side, Chez Marianne and one question: where can one eat the best falafel in Paris? Jules decided to find out!

Chez Marianne
Geographic location: Chez Marianne definitely has the best location: on the corner of rue des Rosiers and rue des Hospitalières Saint Gervais, we can enjoy the large terrace when the weather’s nice. L’As du Fallalel is higher on rue des Rosiers and only has an all green small room to eat on the spot.

As for the food: ”Always imitated, never equaled” says the facade of L’As du Fallafel! Since 1979, the restaurant has been serving real falafel: white and red cabbage, cucumber, tomato, eggplant caviar, yogurt or hummus sauce, tahina (sesame cream), chickpeas and home-made harissa if you like it spicy. This snack answers to the Paris Beth Din, so it is 100% kosher and even Lenny Kravitz recommends it! Chez Marianne, if you can eat falafels, you might prefer ordering small or large plates of cold or hot hors d’oeuvres you can select yourself among a large choice of zakouskis: hummus, feta, kefta, eggplant caviar, pastrmi, tzatziki…

Jules’ verdict: The best take-away falafel is at L’As du Fallafel. You can eat it more or less gracefully while wandering around the narrow streets of the Marais. That being said, if you prefer to sit for lunch or dinner, go to Chez Marianne on the large terrace!

L’As du Falafel, open from Sunday to Thursday from 11.30 am to midnight and on Friday from 11 am to sunset. Closed on Saturdays.
34, rue des Rosiers
Paris 75004.
T. : +33. (0)1.48.87.63.60.

Chez Marianne, open everyday from noon to midnight.
2, rue des Hospitalières Saint Gervais
Paris 75004.
T. : +33. (0)1.42.72.18.86.

Chez Prune : the place to be of the Canal!

Chez Prune
On Sundays, Jules likes to take his time and have brunch. Yes, but not just anywhere. The Canal Saint-Martin is his favorite area! Closed to cars on Sundays, he can wander along the banks until the corner of rue Baurepaire and stop Chez Prune for brunch! The place to be for brunch in the 10th arrondissement: sitting on bistro chairs facing the canal, he indulges in scrambled eggs, croissants, salmon, bacon, fromage frais and other desserts, served with a hot drink and fruit juice. Later in the afternoon, you can have a drink, grab a cooked meat or cheese plate and enjoy the unusual decoration of this Parisian bistro, den of the Bobos in the area: zinc counter, original mosaics and nice retro atmosphere thanks to multicolor lamps from the 70′s.

Open from Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 2 am, and on Sundays from 10 am.

Chez Prune
36, rue Beaurepaire,
75010, Paris.
T.: +33.(0)1.42.41.30.47.

Antoine & Lili brighten the Canal


On Sundays, while walking along the Canal Saint-Martin, you cannot miss the “Village” of Antoine and Lili. The flashy colors of the facade brighten the Canal! Candy pink for the apparel store, lime green for the decoration (house and garden accessories) and sunny yellow for the Snack on the corner where you can taste tapas and hot tarts on table waxcloths!
In the candy pink boutique, you can find collections for women and children: dresses, skirts, knitwear, jackets, stoles…are an invitation to travel. Indian-inspired shirts, Moroccan slippers, the motto of Antoine and Lili’s creations is to offer an ethnic but urban fashion, gathered along travels. As the result, the trendy, colorful, bohemian and chic clothes will delight those who like to be unique!

Open everyday except on Mondays from 11.30 am to 7.30 pm and until 10 pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

The “Village” Antoine & Lili
5 Quai Valmy
75010 Paris
T.: +33.(0).1.42.05.64.98

Kiehl’s : natural cosmetics like in New York


Nothing glamorous at first sight in a Kiehl’s boutique: tags stuck to recyclable plastic bottles listing the components of body, face and hair care products… It’s like reading an old book of remedies! Kiehl’s history yet started in 1851. John Kiehl’s opened his first pharmacy in New York where he sold homeopathic remedies. One century later, the brand specializes in natural cosmetics without perfume and coloring, and achieves the success we know today: beauty care collections for men and women, using the benefits of plants that beauty-addicts all over the world lust after! The first boutique in Paris is on rue des Francs Bourgeois. You can buy about 200 different products like in New York to take care of your skin and hair… Jules recommends the legendary toilet water “Original Musk” or the coriander body cream!

Open from Monday to Friday from 11 am to 7 pm and until 7.30 pm on Saturdays.

Kiehl’s
15, rue des Francs Bourgeois
75004 Paris.
T. : +33.(0)1.42.78.70.11

Jules explores the Drouot Quartier

Jules, the casual chic young Parisian of the 9th arrondissement epitomizes his surroundings: simply cool. A Parisian who follows his desires and dreams of travel. For this trip, Jules takes his girlfriend to show off the antique district of Drouout for the event « Dessin au Quartier Drouot » accompanied by its president, Regis le Minoux of Gallery Enora which specializes in marines.

Jules visit to see his friend at his gallery where they have often talked of art and music until the late hours of the afternoon. This Breton, passionate about the sea and big adventures, is also the President of the Antique Association in the Drouot area. He knows the auction rooms better than anyone else as well as the numerous galleries, art fares which flourish the area, the streets and the hidden passages. Each year two main events take place: The three days of the Quartier Drouot in October et then Le Dessin au Quartier Drouot.

Today, it’s the opening day! «Hello Régis! »

Shopping dans le quartier Opéra

Tout autour de l’Hôtel  les galeries, les passages couverts et les rues commerçantes dévoilent des dizaines de pistes, de balades d’itinéraires. L’hôtel Jules est un hôtel design au coeur de la cité au coeur de la mode et de la vie parisienne, pas seulement celle du neuvième arrondissement de Paris, mais également de Montmartre, de Rochechouart, de la rue des Martyrs ou de l’Avenue Trudaine, mais également de tout le quartier Montorgueil, de la rue Etienne Marcel, et bien sur de l’Opéra, de la Madeleine et de la Place Vendôme.

Hôtel Jules à Paris 75009

T: 33 1 42 85 05 44
F: 33 1 49 95 06 60

Hotel Jules official website
www.hoteljules.com
E-mail : reservations@hoteljules.com

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Jules in Montmartre

Hotel Jules is a contemporary luxury hotel, relaxed and unpretentious. Located in an idyllic area of Paris, with the Grands Boulevards, Galeries Lafayette and the Opera House on one side and the trendy Pigalle, Montmartre areas and rue des Martyrs on the other. Hotel Jules lends its offset design and chic parisien atmosphere to serve a demanding and active clientele. So whether you love shopping on rue Etienne Marcel, the vibrant buzz around Opéra, Vendôme and Saint-Honoré, the nightlife and music scene of South Pigalle or the romanticism of the Butte Montmartre, Hotel Jules is the perfect place for a successful visit to Paris.