Hôtel Monge
Saint-Victor, 5th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Maison Deyrolle botanical wallpapers, Pierre Frey textiles, and Carrara marble fireplaces evoke a 19th-century naturalist's salon on the Left Bank.
“Naturalist Left Bank townhouse”
Naturalist interiors pairing custom Maison Deyrolle wallpapers with Pierre Frey textiles and Carrara marble fireplaces.
An 1876 Second Empire townhouse preserving original parquet floors while backing directly onto ancient Roman amphitheatre ruins.
Thirty intimate rooms stocked with L'Occitane amenities, down bedding, and an all-day ground-floor tea salon.
In the Latin Quarter, backing onto the Arènes de Lutèce near the Jardin des Plantes.
Rooms
Point de Hongrie parquet floors meet down bedding, with triple-glazed windows framing direct views of the ancient Arènes de Lutèce amphitheater.
Wellness
A private eucalyptus-infused hammam sits downstairs alongside a treatment room offering bespoke Decléor facials and massage therapies.
Backstory
Built in 1876 as a family residence for entertaining Left Bank intellectuals, the townhouse was reimagined in 2016 by Annabelle van Maenen.
Eat & drink
The ground floor hosts a self-serve honesty bar stocked with wines, alongside a salon pouring tea and morning espresso beside fresh pastries.
The neighborhood
Set in the 5th arrondissement, the hotel is a short stroll from the Jardin des Plantes greenhouses and the Sorbonne's quiet squares.
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