Hotel Montalembert

A great location in the trendy and chic Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, modern and stylish accommodation, a host of facilities and professional service make the Hotel Montalembert a luxurious base in Paris.

The superb Haussmannian façade leads to modern and airy spaces blending classic and elegant Parisian architectural features with modern comfort and style.

The library and its superb fireplace offer a cosy and elegant setting for a business meeting, teatime or an evening drink.

The rooms at the Montalembert provide modern comforts whilst retaining their original, period charm. They are all en suite and fitted with flat-screen TVs, iPod sound station and Wi-Fi access.

The restaurant offers an elegant and modern setting where close attention has been paid to detail. The chef serves innovative gourmet cuisine and, in the summertime, you can dine on the stylish terrace in true Parisian style.

The concierge can help you book restaurants or a shuttle service, organise site-seeing tours and provide useful information on a selection of exhibitions, shopping venues and entertainment in town.

Built in the Beaux-Arts style in 1926, Hotel Montalembert was one of the first boutique hotels in Paris and forms a historic landmark on the Left Bank.

For your private events or business meetings, Hotel Montalembert features fully equipped meeting/function facilities for up to 20 people, the Salon Gallimard and Salon Correspondant.

The Montalembert offers an exclusive V.I.D. service (Very Important Dog). A welcome package includes a dog bed, dog food and toiletries for dogs.

Hotel Montalembert is located in Paris near: Hotel Montalembert is located in the heart of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, home of the art galleries, antique dealers and luxury shopping.
It boasts a central location in the chic and lively 7th Arrondissement and offers easy access to the entire city via the nearby public transport network.

Within walking distance of the Musée d’Orsay and the Louvre, Hotel Montalembert offers a truly Parisian setting with its flowering terraces and gardens, and famous cafés such as the Café de Flore and Deux Magots.