Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon
5th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Facing the monumental dome across the plaza, this Left Bank townhouse channels the spirit of France's most boundary-pushing women.
“Left Bank feminist salon”
Six themed floors by Valérie Manoïl celebrating French cultural icons through tailored fabrics and period furnishings.
An eighteenth-century Parisian townhouse featuring exposed stone walls and a breakfast room inside the vaulted cellar.
Italian Carthusia bath amenities, plush slippers, and twenty-four-hour room service facing the Place du Panthéon.
Directly facing Place du Panthéon in the Latin Quarter, steps from the Sorbonne and Luxembourg Gardens.
Rooms
Six floors showcase distinct muses, layering velvet, vintage radios, and African wax prints, with front rooms framing sweeping Panthéon views.
Backstory
Conceived as a witty counterpoint to the Panthéon's dedication to great men, the design celebrates iconic female figures across history.
Eat & drink
Morning coffee is served beneath the exposed stone arches of the vaulted cellar, while evening drinks overlook the illuminated square.
The neighborhood
The Latin Quarter unfolds outside, with the Sorbonne's academic bustle and the tree-lined paths of Jardin du Luxembourg just steps away.
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