A Boutique Hotel and Yoga Center in Paris’ Hippest Arrondissement
In the hip Pigalle neighborhood of Paris, HOY, meaning today in Spanish and standing for House of Yoga, is a sanctuary of solitude. HOY Paris' 22 rooms and suites, in pale shades and minimal furnishings, are among the most thoughtfully designed spaces we’ve come across. Each room features dance bars for easy stretching, yoga sets for personal practice, and air purification systems to cleanse harmful elements from the air. Guests can mineralize their water using Japanese binchotan charcoal, and the hotel offers zero-waste essentials from The Naked Shop, including natural toiletries and reusable water bottles for exploring the city sustainably.
Rooted in Latin American influences, HOY embodies sustainability and holistic well-being at every level, creating a space that emphasizes joy in everyday rituals. Yoga takes center stage at the on-site Yoga YUJ studio, the first in France to feature infrared lighting for enhanced relaxation and muscle recovery. Based on the Japanese method, the studio offers classes tailored to all levels, fostering a deeply personalized practice.
HOY Paris' wellness center provides an extensive range of treatments to harmonize body and mind. Guests can choose from massage, facial massage, osteopathy, Chi Nei Tsang, sound healing, sex therapy, and aromatherapy. Each treatment is designed to restore balance and vitality, enhancing the serene experience at HOY.
At the heart of the hotel’s offerings is MESA de HOY, its 100% plant-based restaurant inspired by Latin American culinary traditions. Using local French ingredients sourced from independent vendors, the menu features vibrant, nourishing dishes that align with HOY’s sustainable ethos. A curated wine list highlights biodynamic and organic options, complementing the inventive flavors.
Adding to its unique ambiance is an on-site flower shop by Japanese florist Chiaki Kokami, where French floral traditions meet Japanese craftsmanship. Kokami’s arrangements blend timeless elegance with natural beauty, offering guests the opportunity to bring a piece of HOY’s calm and creativity into their own spaces.
HOY Paris invites guests into a sanctuary where sustainability, mindfulness, and creativity converge, redefining the meaning of a boutique hotel experience in the vibrant heart of Paris.les with inspiration from her own roots to beautiful effect.
Sustainability Criteria
- HOY Paris employs local staff, engages its staff in social work and donates to charities
- The hotel purchases locally and offers French brands and seasonal flower in its store
- The entire HOY Paris is vegetarian and provides an extra vegan menu if requested
- HOY Paris is completely organic and even has its own tiny vegetable and fruit garden despite being in the centre of Paris
- Leftover produce is being composted
- In room furniture is made of organic materials as well as vintage or upcycled pieces
- Sheets and fabrics as well as the staff outfits are certified organic
- HOY Paris offers zero-waste options from Paris concept market The Naked Shop
- Yoga, meditation, and well-being are key elements
- The spa offers osteopathy, Chi Nei Tsang and sound healing, sex therapy and aromatherapy
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Features & Activities
- Bar at Hotel
- City Hotel
- Culture
- Vegan menu options or all vegan hotel
- Yoga Room and Classes
YOGA & WELLNESS
HOY Paris places wellness at its core, offering a serene escape through its dedicated yoga and wellness spaces. The on-site Yoga YUJ studio, the first in France to feature infrared lighting, provides a warm and restorative environment for practice. With classes designed to suit all levels, the studio draws on the Japanese method to create a personalized experience, focusing on balance and relaxation. Beyond yoga, the wellness center offers osteopathy, Chi Nei Tsang, sound healing, aromatherapy, and facial massages. Every element is carefully curated to harmonize body and mind.
Location
HOY Paris is located in Pigalle, a neighborhood with trending shops, bars and restaurants. it is walking distance to Montmartre. The closest subway station is Pigalle. The closest train stations are Gare du Nord or Gare de l’Est.
