Nestled between village and forest, these rooms are an expression of La Folie Barbizon’s spirit: simple and welcoming. Conceived as an artistic country house, they integrate the works of Théophile Stern and Pauline Guerrier.
Featured artists: Théophile Stern, Pauline Guerrier, Sarah Valente, Loumi Le Floc’h.
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On the edge of the Fontainebleau forest, an hour from Paris, La Folie Barbizon is a house-hotel with an artistic soul. Its rooms and suites, conceived by some twenty artists, offer singular settings between village and nature. Chef Éric Fava’s locavore restaurant celebrates the terroir and seasonal produce, while the wellness space and its enchanted terrace invite pure relaxation.
Our Classic Rooms make the most of their compact footprint and have been designed as peaceful, refreshing sanctuaries away from the bustle of the city. Natural materials such as wood, concrete and woven rattan come together to create a warm and authentic atmosphere. Featuring panelled headboards and bespoke shell-shaped wall lights designed exclusively for the hotel, they evoke the feeling of a stopover in a charming Mediterranean village.
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Opening onto pedestrian lanes or the patio, it is luminous and calm. Furnished with effortless elegance, it recalls the interiors of Provençal homes. The warmth of ochre terracotta tiles marries the room’s beige tones as an invitation to unwind. It features a large shower with rainfall showerhead. One of the classic rooms is dedicated to the soul of La Ponche, Simone Duckstein. Boris Vian also made it his home away from home.
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Bathed in light, feng shui atmosphere, warm materials and refined lines. With a rainfall shower, available on its own or connecting to a neighbouring room for a romantic escape. All of Laura Gonzalez’s artistry distilled into a bright cocoon, where elegance and comfort are one.
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