3 addresses for the right kind of weekend.
Hôtel Fabric is a converted textile factory on Rue de la Folie Méricourt with rooms so quiet you forget the neighborhood hums until 2am. Le Petit Oberkampf sits right at the mouth of the street that gives it its name. Ménilmontant is one metro stop east and worth considering for a quieter base. The same bars are walkable, the rooms are cheaper, and the 20th has its own mornings.
A former textile factory on rue de la Folie-Méricourt converted into a 33-room boutique hotel, with original metal structures, brick walls, and huge multi-paned factory windows intact. Rooms are dead quiet despite being minutes from everything on Oberkampf, and the bold fabrics nod to the old workers' gardens of Ménilmontant.
Compact 31-room hotel right at the start of rue Oberkampf in a 1900 building with double-glazed windows that block out the street completely. The full spa downstairs with hot tub and steam room catches everyone off guard, and the ground-floor cocktail bar draws neighbors too.
A five-star near Bastille built inside a former washing machine factory, with Carrara marble floors, Pierre Frey wallpaper, and a heated indoor pool you'll have mostly to yourself. Cocktails by Nicolas de Soto, a greenery-filled courtyard restaurant, and hidden old maps of Paris on some room ceilings.
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The restaurants, bars, and cafes that anchor Oberkampf (11th Arrondissement).
The galleries, parks, and independent shops in Oberkampf (11th Arrondissement).