Lenny Kravitz Has a Private Nightclub in the Basement of His Paris Home

Lenny Kravitz revealed that his lavish Paris home has an entire nightclub in the basement. 

The legendary musician gave Architectural Digest a tour of his sprawling Paris home, which he affectionately calls Hotel Roxie.

“It was named after my mother because it was her dream to come live in Paris,” he said in a video of the walkthrough linked up top.

The house looks like a Kravitz Pinterest board. There’s beautiful, abstract art on the walls and floors, a grand piano in the entry hall that wouldn’t be out of place in a concert orchestra, and even an entire room dedicated to his mother, Roxie. It’s a stunning home—one that no Airbnb or music video mansion could ever match.

Another highlight of the house is the Grand Salon, which is an entire room dedicated to boxing legend Muhammed Ali. “What I love about Muhammad Ali is the humanitarian work, the civil rights work, he was a freedom fighter, and that is so important,” explained Kravitz about why he designed the room after him.

What Kravitz described as the “heart and soul” of his house is the club in his basement. Practically an A24 movie come to life, the cozy venue is filled with red lighting and featured people of all ages inside having drinks and dancing their asses off. Kravitz even joined the fun to shake his dreads and tailfeather. 

At the end of the tour, Kravitz takes the time to explain what the house means to him. “It represents so many parts of my history, my story, and evolution,” he explained. Then, he revealed that he won’t make any more changes to the house in his lifetime and that his daughter, Zoë, can do so after he dies. 

Kravitz’s Parisian paradise is only one piece of the real estate portfolio that he’s become known for online. According to Travel Noire, he also owns a nearly 1000-acre former coffee plantation in Brazil as well as a customized Airstream trailer in the Bahamas.