• Originally, the cubicles that line the indoor pool afforded swimmers the necessary privacy to undress; swapping a city suit for a bathing suit. The cubicle was the place where swimmers disrobed before diving into the big pool.’

  But then the City of Paris closed the doors of the Molitor Pool. The place has become a spot known and recognised by graffiti artists for its extraordinary character; painting in the open air in the empty 46- and 33-metre-long pools; and so many nooks and crannies to set up shop. For nearly 20 years, Molitor was a huge open-air studio for spray paint artists.

• Building on the success of the first edition, Hôtel Molitor Paris presents a new edition of the Indoor Pool Artists’ Cabins, an immersive art experience curated on an international scale. Artists from around the world take over the space, offering a vibrant and inspiring panorama of contemporary urban art. The 70 cabins surrounding the indoor pool have been completely transformed from floor to ceiling, forming a true art gallery at the heart of Hôtel Molitor. Accessible to hotel guests, this artistic journey showcases ephemeral artworks and offers a unique immersion into Molitor’s singular history and creative DNA, where art is an integral part of the experience.

To visit the cubicles click here.