Hotel Des Saints Peres

Quiet and distinguished, in the heart of Paris and its much sought after Saint-Germain-des-Prés area, the Hôtel des Saints Pères is a small hotel in a great location.
Once the private home of Daniel Gittard, Louis XIV's architect, the charming 17th century house has maintained the character of a private residence, inspired by the spirit of the place.

Its suites and rooms look out on a delightful garden where one may have breakfast, enjoy afternoon cocktails or tea. This unusual, inviting hotel provides warmth, comfort and calm in a vibrant quarter of Paris where the avant garde lives alongside history. The elegant and spacious bedrooms reflect a subtle, harmonious combination of antiques and contemporary design. You will be enchanted by the beautiful architecture, refined furnishings, sumptuous fabrics and thoughtful touches - a haven of peace and charm. Superb is the richly decorated ceiling in the “Fresco Room”.

Ever since the 17th century that saw the birth of the Café Procope, where used to loiter La Fontaine, followed by Voltaire, Daudet, Oscar Wilde and Verlaine, the district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés has always been a great meeting place for artists in all fields. The Café Flore and the Café des Deux Magots, the brasserie Lipp welcomed in the fifties Paris’ intellectuals, poets and writers.
Hosting plenty of antique shops, art galleries and elegant boutiques, the «rive gauche» - the «left bank» of the river Seine - has lost nothing of its secular attraction and glamour. Remarkable sites and museums nearby are, among others, the museum of Cluny, the Place Furstemberg and the Théâtre de l’Odéon.

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