Chambre Classique
Tucked under the zinc roofs, with round œil-de-bœuf windows, a deep mattress and a rain shower.
Rive Gauche · Since 1924
A quiet house on the Left Bank, a few steps from the Seine.
Bienvenue
Behind a limestone façade on a quiet street, Hotel Paris keeps the spirit of a private Parisian home: linen sheets, morning croissants still warm, and a team that knows your name by the second day.
The house
Original mouldings and herringbone floors, dressed in quiet linen, warm oak and brushed brass. Every room is different; each one is calm.
Rooms & suites
From cosy hideaways under the zinc roofs to suites with balconies over the street, each room is made for slow Parisian days.
Tucked under the zinc roofs, with round œil-de-bœuf windows, a deep mattress and a rain shower.
Gilded panelling, tall French windows onto the street and a marble bathroom with a deep tub.
A separate salon with a fireplace and books, and a balcony with a view all the way to the Tower.
“Paris is always a good idea.”Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Le Restaurant
Seasonal French cooking from the markets of the Left Bank, served in our dining room under a glass roof.
Bread from the baker around the corner, butter from Normandy, fruit from the market and eggs any way you like them. Take it slowly; that is the point.
Le Spa
Beneath the house, a hushed vaulted cellar holds two treatment rooms, a hammam and a quiet lounge with herbal tea.
Your stay
The little things that make a stay easy. Anything else, just ask; we are here day and night.
Check-in from 3pm, check-out by 11am. Late check-out until 1pm for €30; ask the front desk.
Served in the restaurant every morning, €22 per person.
Underground car park beneath the hotel, per night. No booking needed.
Throughout the hotel. Network: HotelParis-Guest.
Questions before you arrive? Our concierge is online now.
Chat with us, bottom rightLe Quartier
Bookshops, galleries and old cafés on every corner. The river, the Louvre and the Tower are a stroll away.
Lettre de Paris
Seasonal news, quiet offers and the best of the Left Bank, a few times a year.