Mama Shelter Paris West | Hotel

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When you get to Mama Shelter Paris West, you'll feel like you’ve finally found the action. Its lively vibe is a stark contrast to the peace and quiet of the surrounding neighbourhood, just to the south of the capital. Fun. Playful. Irreverent. Think a graffitied ceiling in the restaurant, a huge football table, board games engraved on the wooden dining tables, and even a hall of fairground-style mirrors in the lobby.

Bedrooms put the ‘fun’ in ‘functional’. Trippy monochromatic carpets, a welcome note scrawled across your bathroom mirror, and masks of the likes of Luke Skywalker and Darth Vader are balanced with a good dose of quality. The beds are famously comfortable - so comfortable that the mattress is available to buy exclusively at online. All in all, the hotel is approachable, sociable, and nurturing. Head down to the bountiful breakfast buffet if you don’t believe us.

Why you'll love it

Mama’s Print Shop, a printing station off the lobby where you can create totes and T-shirts with your face on them, if you so wish

Free movies, almost 100 of them, available on the TV in your room

The rooftop bar and restaurant, where wood-fired pizzas made with fresh Italian ingredients get top billing

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Rooftop

Cocktail Bar

Restaurant

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Where you'll be

15th Arrondissement

This southernmost expanse of the Left Bank is one of the largest arrondissements in Paris, which still manages to retain an off-the-beaten-track feel. There are parts brimming with local charm thanks to the Haussmann buildings, wide open parks, and weekend markets, while others are teeming with shops, restaurants, and bars. While it’s in close proximity to some of the city’s biggest sights, including the Eiffel Tower, it has landmarks all of its own. Take Musée Bourdelle, the 45-year home and studio of artist Antoine Bourdelle, who was once a student of Rodin. Or Île aux Cygnes, an artificial island on the Seine where you’ll find a quarter-size replica of the Statue of Liberty. You’ll soon forget about the other 19 arrondissements.