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Every month, Monsieur Charles lends his voice to the finest pages of French chanson within the cozy intimacy of the lounge. A discreet gathering, where people come as much to listen as to share a moment together.

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Monsieur Charles performs the great repertoire of French chanson

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At Le Dandy, evenings take on a whole new dimension.

Once a month, Monsieur Charles hosts a unique event: an intimate musical experience dedicated to the richness and beauty of French chanson.

More than just a concert, it’s a journey.

Through stories, melodies, and emotions, Monsieur Charles brings the legends of French music back to life—from Édith Piaf to Charles Aznavour and Charles Trenet—while weaving in a few international standards.

In an elegant and cozy atmosphere, piano and voice come together to create a suspended moment, quintessentially Parisian.

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Upcoming dates:

- Wednesday, September 30: Gilbert Bécaud special

- Friday, October 30: 100% Serge Gainsbourg

- Friday, November 27: Serge Gainsbourg special

- Thursday, December 17: Live Karaoke

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Is it possible to play the piano while staying at the hotel?

Yes, the piano is available for hotel guests to use. We simply ask that you be mindful of other guests and the overall atmosphere of the space.

Can I book the piano for private use?

Yes, the piano can be made available for private events. For all booking inquiries or further information, please contact the hotel. Our team would be happy to review your request.

Is there a bar?

Yes, the hotel has a bar that is open to guests 24 hours a day, and to the public from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. 

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