The Restaurant at Les Bains

"Concerts and DJs fill its club Wednesday to Saturday evening (11pm to 5am), and hipsters enliven its restaurant for Sunday brunch (€48)"

"Through its current incarnation, renowned designers Tristan Auer and Denis Montel pay homage to the property’s past with marble details and photos of famous visitors in the rooms, as well as Starck’s original black-and-white checkered flooring in the sleek, red-columned restaurant Les Bains - La Salle-à-Manger, serving neo-brasserie cuisine"

"Highlights include a ground-floor restaurant and bar – headed by chefs Philippe Labbé and Michaël Riss – that takes advantage of the venue’s wild history, with blood red, liquid-like lacquered ceilings and walls"

"No less now than in the 1980s (or 1880s), this is a spot to see and be seen, so it’s fitting that the bar, restaurant, and club all still draw a fashionable crowd"

"The moodiness continues in the superchic restaurant, with a deep-purple lacquered ceilings, pillars like molten stalactites, and a terrace for outdoor dining"

"Travelers might want to compare with the Pavillon de la Reine, also in the Marais, which has a full spa and fitness room, but it lacks an on-site restaurant"