Swimmers at the Molitor pool in Paris in a black-and-white photograph from around 1932

MGallery

Swimmers at the Molitor pool in Paris in a black-and-white photograph from around 1932. Photo: Chitrapa, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

MGallery is a collection of boutique hotels where stories are lived and shared. Each hotel has its own personality, often inspired by a writer, a historic event or a remarkable building. There is no standard MGallery room: that is the point.

Hotels with a story

One of the best-known examples is the Hôtel Molitor in Paris, built around a celebrated art deco swimming pool of the 1920s that was restored and reopened with a hotel around it. Other MGallery hotels occupy former palaces, convents, wine estates and seaside villas.

Memorable moments

Many MGallery hotels create small local experiences for guests, such as a tasting, a guided walk or a gesture linked to the building's history. They are easy to miss, so ask at reception.

For members

MGallery stays earn and burn points like other upscale brands, which makes them an affordable way to sample something distinctive. They suit couples and solo travellers who prefer character to scale.