A lively and inspiring neighborhood

Café Les Deux Magots

A Parisian icon since 1885, the Café des Deux Magots has welcomed some of the greatest literary and artistic minds — from Hemingway to Simone de Beauvoir. Take a seat on the terrace overlooking the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, order a café crème, and soak in the timeless atmosphere of Left Bank intellectual life. A perfect first stop just steps from the hotel.

Eugène Delacroix Museum

Next to your hotel, you will find restaurants and brasseries as well as a multitude of high-end shops and numerous art galleries and museums. You can then enjoy the café Deux Magots, the Eugène Delacroix Museum, the Pont des Arts, the Fragonard boutique, or the macarons from Ladurée and the famous pastries from Pierre Hermé.

Pont des Arts

Next to your hotel, you will find restaurants and brasseries, as well as a multitude of high-end shops and numerous art galleries and museums. Enjoy the café Deux Magots, the Eugène Delacroix Museum, the Pont des Arts, the Fragonard boutique, or the macarons from Ladurée and the famous pastries from Pierre Hermé.

Ladurée Macarons

Next to your hotel, you will find restaurants and brasseries as well as a multitude of high-end shops and numerous art galleries and museums. Experience the café Les Deux Magots, the Eugène Delacroix Museum, the Pont des Arts, the Fragonard boutique or Ladurée macarons and the famous pastries of Pierre Hermé

Pierre Hermé Pastries

Next to your hotel, you will find restaurants and brasseries as well as a multitude of high-end shops and numerous art galleries and museums. Enjoy the Café des Deux Magots, the Eugène Delacroix Museum, the Pont des Arts, the Fragonard shop, or the macarons from Ladurée and the famous pastries from Pierre Hermé

Le musée le plus visité au monde n'est qu'à une agréable promenade de l'hôtel, de l'autre côté de la Seine. Abritant la Joconde, la Vénus de Milo et plus de 35 000 œuvres couvrant des millénaires d'histoire, le Louvre est une expérience parisienne incontournable. Entrez par l'emblématique pyramide de verre ou évitez les files d'attente en passant par la discrète entrée du Passage Richelieu. Prévoyez au moins une demi-journée.