In one sentence, what makes you different from a standard platform?
We do not earn a single cent on what travellers pay our hosts. Our only revenue is the monthly subscription. That removes any incentive to bend the ranking.
Press
Love in Room is an independent platform for love rooms in France, launched by a three-person team. No commission, no hidden affiliation, an editorial selection we own. Journalists are welcome to reach out for an interview, a figure, a visual, or simply to fact-check a detail.
We reply within 24 working hours. The mailbox is presse@ (French spelling), please use it as is. For urgent requests (deadlines, news bulletins), flag it in the subject line.
Site published by Nicolas Lipowiez, sole proprietorship (French entreprise individuelle). Registered office and full legal identifiers (SIRET, VAT regime, publication director) are listed on the legal notices page. Any formal request (identity verification, right of reply, regulatory reporting) can be sent to [email protected].
Quotable as is.
Love in Room is an editorial platform for love rooms in France, launched in 2026 by three independents. The site gathers private suites with jacuzzis, themed rooms, and lodgings designed for two, hand-picked and sorted by region, city and ambience.
The model is public and fits in one sentence: hosts subscribe monthly, travellers book directly, and no commission is taken on transactions.
The editorial stance steps away from generalist platforms: no affiliation tracking on outbound links, a three-person team that reviews every listing, and a deliberately narrow selection instead of a mass catalogue.
Figures updated every quarter. For more precise data or projections, write to [email protected].
Public launch
Q3 2026
Public launch and first press campaign in sync.
Team
3 people
Coverage
Mainland France and Corsica
Belgium and Switzerland under study for 2027.
Business model
Host monthly subscription
Zero commission on bookings.
Three short questions for the team, quotable as is.
We do not earn a single cent on what travellers pay our hosts. Our only revenue is the monthly subscription. That removes any incentive to bend the ranking.
Because the quality of an editorial selection comes from careful re-reading, not from how much you publish. We would rather publish less and be able to speak about every listing than stack up a catalogue we never reviewed.
Honestly, we do not know. We aim for a reference platform in France and two neighbouring countries, with a traveller review system and proper availability sync. Not a unicorn, just a reliable, well-kept site.
How the platform is built, in short. For the full version, see our transparency FAQ.
01
Public sources only (hosts' official websites, commercial listings open to the public). No scraping of third-party platforms.
02
Every listing is hand-checked: description rewritten by our team, address verified, photo quality reviewed. Minimum three photos required for publication.
03
Any host can request the removal of their listing through a dedicated form. Guaranteed within 72 hours, in line with article 14 of the GDPR.
A few ready-to-pitch angles for newsroom briefs. Adapt them to your line.
The post-Covid romantic-tourism boom
The French rediscover short-distance travel for two. Growing market, varied profiles (settled couples, younger pairs, seniors).
Zero-commission ethics in travel-tech
Subscription model versus per-transaction commissions: why it remains rare in French travel-tech, and what it concretely changes for independent hosts who want to keep control of their pricing.
Romantic weekends in unusual stays: the new norm for French couples' travel
Tree houses, transparent bubbles, domes, yurts, troglodyte suites: the 'unusual lodging for two' category is booming in France. Short format (2-3 nights), proximity (often under 200 km from home), break from daily life. An angle that fits travel, lifestyle and art-of-living desks alike.
The editorial selection comeback in the age of automated aggregators
Why a hand-reviewed selection offers a qualitatively different experience from an automated aggregator. Not a head-on competitor, a different approach to romantic travel, one where every listing has been seen before publication.
Designing an adult-oriented site without falling into trash aesthetics
Design choices, vocabulary, photography: how Love in Room covers sex rooms, BDSM and love rooms without erotic clichés.
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Main colours
Ink
#1A1513
Champagne
#C9A961
Burgundy
#6B1E33
Cream
#F5F0E8
Typography
Cabinet Grotesk · headings
Satoshi · body copy
Sentient · wordmark
Self-hosted Fontshare fonts. OTF / WOFF2 files available on request.
Tone
Editorial, sober, factual. No superlatives, no slogans. The visuals follow the same logic: clean photography, tight framing, very little overlay typography.
The site's own editorial iconography, separate from accommodation photos provided by hosts, rests on a deliberate visual metaphor: fruits (banana, grapefruit, clementine, chilli, etc.) repurposed to evoke sensuality, desire and intimacy without falling back on direct erotic cliché. An editorial choice: poetic suggestion rather than literal illustration, in line with our "adult without trash" stance.
Read more
Our story, our commitments, the team
All the context beyond the press kit, on the About page.