Htel Les Jardins Du Luxembourg Paris, France

characterful boutique Parisian stay in the heart of magical Paris, including breakfast, a bottle or wine and more

Accommodation

The lively Latin Quarter in Paris' Left Bank is dripping in history and charm, with a host of hidden gems and secret back streets. Tucked away in a quiet cul de sac just a couple of minutes stroll from Luxembourg Gardens, Hotel Les Jardins du Luxembourg occupies a classic Hausmann-style townhouse, crafted from polished Parisian stone and embellished with unique balustraded balconies. Back in 1885 the hotel once played host to none other than Sigmund Freud, who favoured its calm yet central setting.

This relaxed ambience remains to this day. Enter the plush lobby and you’re greeted by an array of carefully selected original artworks and curios. When it comes to accommodation, the south-facing Classic rooms cover 15 square metres and overlook either the street or the courtyard or cul de sac, at the back of the hotel. A cosy yet lavish haven, they boast high quality Drouault bedding, wall upholstery from Les Olivades and lithographs by Charles Motte.