Hôtel des Saints-Pères

Located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Hôtel des Saint-Pères will delight those wishing to discover the mythical district that was long the epicenter of Paris’s intellectual and philosophical tumult.

Concealed behind a handsome 17th-century façade, this charming 4-star hotel is located in the immediate vicinity of Le Bon Marché and Café de Flore. Inside, 38 unique rooms are decorated with antique furniture and authentic works of art. Highlights include the Dutch School painting “Scène de Basse-Cour”, the sculpture “Adam et Eve” by Georges Jeanclos and the bronze “Hibou” by Roseline Granet.
There’s no restaurant here, but two room-service options, the Dassaï X Robuchon collaboration or dishes from Café Louise, a traditional bistro well known in the area.

• The Junior Suite Signature, whose ceiling is painted with a perfectly preserved 17th-century fresco depicting the Good Augur crowned by Virtue, under the gaze of Intelligence.
• The tree-lined patio, sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the city, where writers and collaborators from neighboring publishing houses meet.
• The delicious selection of French products on the breakfast buffet: fresh fruit juices, Alain Milliat jams, viennoiseries, mature cheeses and charcuterie, gluten-free breads, fromage blanc, seeds..
• Both rooms are accessible to people with reduced mobility.