L'Hotel - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
In the heart of Saint Germain – where better?

Be savvy
Mignon rooms are snug, while Chic are better – more space and quiet courtyard views.

Be smitten
Left Bank hideaway made for loved-up liaisons.

Bedtime...

Rooms and suites
16 rooms, four suites.

Special features
Richly decorated rooms come with a radio, minibar, satellite TV, wi-fi and a CD player so you can play your favourite tunes.

Also…
There’s a subterranean pool and hammam in the cellar made strictly for two. A computer in a corner of the lobby is freely available to all guests.

Pillow Talk
Time-travel the world in exotic and atmospheric bedrooms.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
L’Hôtel’s chic Le Restaurant (what else?) is the place for an intimate dinner à deux. Chef Philippe Bélisse has won a Michelin star here for modern French gastronomy at its best. House specialiities include Le Cochon de Lait, marinaded, spit-roasted young suckling pig and Le Chocolat – a divinely decadent chocolate tart studded with hazelnuts. The menu is small with four choices for starters, main courses and puddings.

Breakfast is taken in Le Restaurant or in the adjoining courtyard garden. Although small with seating for about a dozen people, strategically-placed mirrors convey a more spacious feel. A fountain with scallop-shape trickles – think Botticelli’s Venus.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 11 am, so no early rising required.

Room service
Available morning and evening.

See & Do

See & Do
You could spend a week in the Louvre, but then how would you fit in Paris’s other blockbuster sights like Notre Dame, Montmartre, Musée d’Orsay, the Eiffel Tower and boat trips on the Seine? With so much to take in around Saint-Germain – there are galleries and boutiques galore – you may not even make it past the Left Bank. There's also the newest museum to the Parisian scene to see: Musée du Quai Branly. This is spectacular not only for its architecture but also as the most impressive permanent exhibition of non-European art ever assembled.

Diary Dates
June
Enjoy the concerts, poetry, open air theatre and antiques fair of the Foire Saint-Germain.

September
The river is the centrepiece of the Fêtes de Seine, with fireworks and sales of bric-à-brac along the quays.