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Hôtel A la Villa des Artistes, Paris Hotels
Art-inspired Left Bank boutique hotel with comfortable rooms and a courtyard garden
Overview
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of artistic and literary heritage at Hôtel A La Villa des Artistes, a captivating boutique hotel nestled in the heart of Paris’ lively 6th arrondissement. This charming hideaway offers guests a tranquil escape while remaining conveniently close to the city’s cultural gems. A leisurely stroll will lead you to the enchanting Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the serene Jardin du Luxembourg, both iconic landmarks that embody the spirit of Paris. Tucked away just off the bustling Boulevard du Montparnasse, the hotel provides a peaceful ambiance for relaxation and rejuvenation.
For those eager to explore further, the magnificent Notre-Dame Cathedral is easily accessible via a convenient metro ride. Return to rooms that have been stylishly designed with a modern sensibility, the sleek interiors boast expansive windows that flood the spaces with natural light. The decor draws inspiration from the legendary Montparnasse artists’ colonies of the 1930s, evoking a sense of creativity and artistic flair. Enhancing your stay are a number of exceptional amenities, including a tranquil courtyard garden where you can unwind amidst lush greenery, an optional breakfast buffet to start your day with a delectable spread, and a welcoming bar serving a curated selection of fine French wines in a cozy lounge area.
Hotel Information
3-star Hotel
+33 143266086
9 Rue de la Grande Chaumière
http://www.villa-artistes.com/en
Free wifi
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