Hôtel de l'Abbaye Saint-Germain
Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Paris
“Convent garden sanctuary”
Vibe
Wrought-iron gates open past a paved forecourt into a leafy central garden where a stone fountain trickles beside upholstered armchairs.
“Convent garden sanctuary”
A seventeenth-century Benedictine convent converted into a quiet Left Bank townhouse hideaway.
Fifty years of afternoon tea and morning coffee beside the hidden courtyard garden fountain.
Marble bathrooms with Diptyque amenities alongside breakfast featuring artisan Bordier butter and Ferber jams.
Tucked on Rue Cassette in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, steps from Saint-Sulpice and Jardin du Luxembourg.
Rooms
Duplex suites feature private rooftop terraces overlooking Parisian chimneys, while marble bathrooms across all categories are stocked with Diptyque amenities.
Backstory
Benedictine nuns fleeing the Lorraine wars founded a monastery on this quiet Left Bank plot under Queen Anne of Austria's royal patronage in 1659.
Eat & drink
Morning breakfast brings artisan Bordier butter and Christine Ferber jams under the conservatory glass, followed by afternoon tea beside an open hearth.
The neighborhood
Tucked onto a quiet side street in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the hotel sits a short stroll from Saint-Sulpice and the chestnut groves of Jardin du Luxembourg.
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