Shopping in Paris: our favourite spots near Hôtel R de Paris

Neighbourhood cheese shop with great selection: firm cheeses, blues and seasonal picks.

Why go: Ideal to build a French cheese board for an aperitif in your room.

Good to know: Ask for pairing advice—staff usually recommend wines and quantities.

Wine shop specialised in Champagne and sparkling wines, with a festive selection (not necessarily expensive) for celebrating.

Why go: Perfect to pick a great bottle for apéritif, a gift, or a special occasion in Paris.

Good to know: Share context (aperitif, meal, dessert) and budget to get the right style (brut, rosé, extra-brut…).

Local wine shop known for good advice, with bottles for a casual aperitif or a more serious dinner.

Why go: Easy way to pick a great French wine without guessing.

Good to know: Ask for food pairings and a price range—staff will tailor options.

Chocolate shop by Alain Ducasse: bars, pralines and rich chocolate drinks with an artisanal workshop feel.

Why go: A premium gourmet stop for chocolate lovers in Paris.

Good to know: Great for gifts; ask for seasonal creations.

Saint-Lazare Shopping Centre: a practical mall for quick purchases (fashion, beauty, services) right in the area.

Why go: Convenient if you need essentials or last-minute shopping near Saint-Lazare.

Good to know: Best for efficiency rather than leisurely browsing.

Artisan ice cream shop: ice creams and sorbets with classic flavors and more original creations—perfect for a sweet break.

Why go: Great for a tasty daytime treat, on your own, as a couple, or with kids.

Good to know: Ask for the flavors of the moment (often seasonal) and lactose-free options if available.

Renowned artisan ice cream maker: carefully crafted flavors, beautifully refined textures, and a “high-end gelato” approach for enthusiasts.

Why go: Recommended if you want truly top-quality ice cream, to enjoy on the go or take away.

Good to know: Makes a great foodie gift—ask for boxes/insulated packaging if you’d like to bring some back.

Large multi-floor streetwear and sneaker concept store, very urban-shopping focused and often lively on weekends.

Why go: Great for trends, limited drops and a central Paris shopping session.

Good to know: Go early if you want popular sizes.

Printemps Haussmann: iconic Paris department store for fashion/beauty, with a very “Parisian” shopping atmosphere.

Why go: Classic shopping stop in central Paris.

Good to know: Go early for calmer aisles, especially on weekends.

Central Apple Store for purchases and support, with advice/repair services in a flagship-style tech setting.

Why go: Useful for charging issues, a screen protector, or a quick accessory in Paris.

Good to know: For repairs, booking a Genius Bar slot can save a lot of time.

Iconic department store on Boulevard Haussmann: Art Nouveau architecture and a spectacular glass dome, with fashion, beauty and home across multiple floors.

Why go: One of the top shopping destinations in Paris and a landmark in itself.

Good to know: Visit the dome area for photos, and check for rooftop views if available.

Maison Kitsuné: Franco-Japanese boutique blending fashion and lifestyle—minimal style and easy-to-wear pieces.

Why go: Perfect for a signature buy (sweatshirt, tee, accessories) or a quick Paris shopping stop.

Good to know: Some collections/collabs sell fast—stock can change quickly.