Hôtel Récamier
Odeon, 6th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Tucked beneath the trees of Place Saint-Sulpice, this townhouse feels like an intimate Left Bank salon styled with brocante treasures.
“Left Bank salon hideaway”
Jean-Louis Deniot interiors pairing brocante finds, rich velours, and custom canopies across six distinct floors.
Egyptian cotton linens, Fragonard bath amenities, and daily complimentary afternoon tea served in the courtyard.
A six-story townhouse overlooking Place Saint-Sulpice, celebrating the legacy of literary muse Juliette Récamier.
Tucked on Place Saint-Sulpice behind leafy trees, moments from Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Luxembourg Gardens.
Rooms
Jean-Louis Deniot gave each floor a distinct palette, pairing draped canopy headboards and rich velour with views of the square.
Backstory
Named for the 19th-century salonnière Juliette Récamier, the former bourgeois townhouse once served as a quiet retreat for poets and intellectuals.
Eat & drink
Afternoon tea with pastries is served daily in the pastel lounge and open-air courtyard, under wrought-iron lanterns and leafy arbors.
The neighborhood
Step outside into Place Saint-Sulpice, with its twin-towered church and fountain, moments from the shaded paths of Jardin du Luxembourg.
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