A hotel just a few minutes from Rue du Temple, in the Marais
Rue du Temple
Location & Comfort
9Confidentiel: A Hotel Near Rue du Temple
The 9Confidentiel Hotel is a 4-star boutique hotel located at 58 Rue du Roi de Sicile, just a four-minute walk from Rue du Temple.
This unassuming spot charms guests with its intimate atmosphere, just a short walk from the neighborhood's shops and restaurants.
After a day spent exploring the Marais, the hotel offers a relaxing setting where you can unwind in peace—a true respite from the daily routine of a traveler.
Whether you're visiting for tourism or on a business trip, this location remains a convenient starting point for exploring the capital.
A setting designed by Philippe Starck
9Confidentiel was designed by Philippe Starck, who created an intimate and refined setting, all in pastel shades.
This hotel in the Marais emphasizes discretion and comfort, with attentive service throughout your stay.
On your way back from a stroll around Rue du Temple, head to the Le Confidence bar for a relaxing break, or for a gourmet treat during Tea Time.
The breakfast, served every morning, rounds out an experience designed to ensure a relaxing stay in Paris.
Be sure to check out our offers and our booking terms, designed to suit every type of trip.
Accommodations & Comfort
Rooms and suites just a stone's throw from Rue du Temple
9Confidentiel offers six categories of rooms and suites, designed for a relaxing stay in the Marais.
Each room has been designed to offer a cozy retreat after a day of exploring the neighborhood.
- Superior Room: a cozy 19-square-meter retreat, perfect for a getaway in the Marais.
- Club Room: 26 square meters, with enhanced amenities, including two rooms adapted for guests with limited mobility.
- Executive Room: 29 square meters, pastel colors, opening onto the hotel's interior patio.
- Aurore Suite: 42 square meters on the sixth floor, with a view of the Paris rooftops.
- Marcelle Suite: 42 square meters on the fifth floor, quiet and luxurious, facing the courtyard.
- Valentine Suite: 32 square meters, an intimate suite with two private balconies overlooking the street.
History & Heritage
Rue du Temple: A History Dating Back to the Knights Templar
The Rue du Temple owes its name to the former Commanderie des Templiers, one of the largest fortified estates in Paris during the Middle Ages.
Having become the Royal Prison during the Revolution, the Temple complex housed, among others, Louis XVI and his family before their execution.
Today, the Square du Temple occupies part of this former estate and provides a green space in the heart of the neighborhood.
The street itself has long been home to textile and leather wholesalers, an industry whose traces can still be found in some of the neighborhood's shops.
Not far away, the Musée des Arts et Métiers traces, through its collections, the history of science and technology over the past several centuries.
This history, which blends religion, power, and craftsmanship, gives Rue du Temple a very distinctive elegance and Parisian atmosphere, a world apart from the modern city that surrounds it.
Over the years, the neighborhood has managed to retain a true spirit, with a mix of old facades and new businesses located on the ground floors of historic buildings.
Although it has undergone numerous transformations over the course of its long history, this corner of Paris continues to tell the same story—that of a neighborhood that has remained true to itself despite the passage of centuries.
Many guidebooks describe this place as a true condensed history of Paris, set against the backdrop of the ruins of the Temple and today's bustling atmosphere.
Must-Sees
What's there to see on Rue du Temple and nearby?
The Carreau du Temple, a former steel-framed market hall dedicated to the clothing trade, is now a cultural and sports venue open to everyone.
Right next door, the Square du Temple is the perfect spot for a quiet break between sightseeing stops.
The Musée des Arts et Métiers, one of the oldest science and technology museums in Europe, is just a few minutes' walk away.
The neighborhood also has many restaurants and cafés, as well as a number of shops that are a legacy of Rue du Temple’s textile tradition—a delightful place to stroll at the end of the day.
For both lunch and dinner, several restaurants in the neighborhood offer a variety of cuisines at prices that are affordable for all travelers.
Every restaurant in the neighborhood has its own identity, whether it's a neighborhood spot or a more hidden gem waiting to be discovered as you wander the surrounding streets.
While you're in this part of Paris, take the opportunity to explore the neighboring neighborhoods as well—all within walking distance of Rue du Temple.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you go
How long does it take to get to Rue du Temple from the 9Confidentiel hotel?
It takes about four minutes to walk there via Rue de la Verrerie.Where does the name "Rue du Temple" come from?
It dates back to the former Templar Commandery, a vast fortified estate that occupied part of the neighborhood in the Middle Ages.What's there to see on Rue du Temple and nearby?
The Carreau du Temple, the Square du Temple, and the Musée des Arts et Métiers are among the neighborhood’s must-see attractions.How do I get to Rue du Temple by subway?
The Hôtel de Ville (lines 1 and 11), Rambuteau (line 11), and Temple (line 3) stations provide easy access to the neighborhood from the rest of Paris.Are there any good restaurants on Rue du Temple?
Yes, the neighborhood has many restaurants and cafes, offering a wide variety of options for both lunch and dinner.
