This Airbnb will make you ask “Do you want to sleep with me tonight?”
For the first time ever, you may have the chance to book an overnight stay at the legendary Moulin Rouge in Paris. What’s even more enchanting is that the stay will take place in a secret room inside the historic red windmill, which sits atop the cabaret.
The isolated room has been decorated to transport you to Paris from the end of the 19th century to the Belle Époque era.
“The Belle Époque era was a time when French culture and arts flourished – and no monument is more emblematic of this period than the Moulin Rouge,” French historian Jean-Claude Yon told Airbnb.
“This secret room inside the famous cabaret windmill was designed to take you on an authentic journey through time to discover the French capital of arts and pleasures during a moment of history.”
Located in the heart of Montmartre, the room will be available for booking for three individual one-night stays for two guests each on June 13, 20 and 27.
For just €1 a night, you can spend a romantic evening in a boudoir adorned with drapes of dramatic roses and bouquets of flowers.
You’ll find an in-room walk-in closet outfitted with glamorous accessories, including vintage suits, perfumes, and even fan letters.
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Guests will also have access to a private rooftop terrace featuring an ornate pagoda and garden furniture, bringing the Belle Époque era to life.
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As well as being among the first in the public to gain access to the secret space inside the windmill, guests will also be able to peek behind the Moulin Rouge’s velvet curtains, with a private tour from the costume workshop and backstage of the theatre.
In fact, the host of this ad is Claudine Van Den Bergh, principal dancer of the Moulin Rouge fixed show, magic. Other perks that come with this list are the best seats in the house during magica meeting with Van Den Bergh in his dressing room and photos on stage with the actors of the show.
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“Attending a show at the Moulin Rouge offers an escape from everyday life and an incredible immersion in the glamor and grandeur of the French Music Hall,” said Van Den Bergh in a Press release. “The Belle Époque-inspired interior of our much-loved windmill will transport guests to the era from which this timeless cabaret emerged.”
And of course we can’t forget the food. Guests can feast on a three-course dinner prepared by resident chef Arnaud Demerville, and a classic Parisian breakfast will be served the following morning.
You can book one of three glamorous nights starting Tuesday, May 17 at 1 p.m. ET here.
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