Hôtel Montalembert
Invalides, Paris
“Left Bank literary salon”
Vibe
A vintage glass-cage elevator and an intimate fireplace library set a quietly literary tone in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
“Left Bank literary salon”
Dedicated Clefs d'Or concierges, Carrara marble bathrooms, and tailored turndown service across fifty quiet rooms.
A 1926 Beaux-Arts address with storied ties to Saint-Germain-des-Prés publishers, artists, and international literary circles.
Pascal Allaman interiors featuring custom ebony woodwork, Pierre Frey silk accents, and Bisazza mosaic tiling.
On a Left Bank side street in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, steps from Boulevard Saint-Germain and the Orsay Museum
Rooms
Interiors feature tailored ebony woodwork and Pierre Frey silks, paired with Carrara marble bathrooms and zinc-rooftop views.
Wellness
Designed by studio Batiik, the subterranean Calma Paris Spa offers an intimate enclave for tailored body and facial treatments.
Backstory
Debuting in 1926 as the Left Bank's first boutique hotel, it long served as a quiet salon for Paris's leading publishers.
Eat & drink
Le Restaurant du Montalembert serves seasonal French dishes on the terrace, while Salon Gallimard pours cocktails beside an open fire.
The neighborhood
Set on a tranquil side street, the address is just steps from Boulevard Saint-Germain, antique galleries, and the Musée d'Orsay.
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