Hôtel Pas de Calais
Saint-Germain-des-Pres, 6th Arrondissement, Paris
“Verdant Saint-Germain sanctuary”
Vibe
Sunlight filters through the glass-roofed patio onto a vertical garden of 2,500 plants, anchoring this quiet, multi-generational Left Bank townhouse.
“Verdant Saint-Germain sanctuary”
An 1850 Left Bank townhouse with four generations of family stewardship and guest history including T.S. Eliot.
A century of family-run Left Bank hospitality with room service sourced directly from neighboring bistro Café de Louise.
Exposed timber beams and Toile de Jouy accents centered around an interior vertical garden of 2,500 plants.
In Saint-Germain-des-Prés on Rue des Saints-Pères, steps from historic cafes and literary landmarks.
Rooms
Classic Parisian timber beams meet tailored Toile de Jouy prints, with attic suites tucked beneath the eaves and Clarins bath amenities.
Backstory
Run by the same family for four generations, the 1850 townhouse once hosted T.S. Eliot during a pivotal Parisian winter in 1921.
Eat & drink
Guests sip champagne beneath the glass veranda, with morning pastries served beside the living wall and bistro fare delivered from neighbouring Café de Louise.
The neighborhood
Set along Rue des Saints-Pères, the doorstep opens straight into Saint-Germain-des-Prés, surrounded by antique dealers, publishing houses, and iconic literary cafés.
The app
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