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A prestigious address on the Left Bank, in the heart of historic Paris
As the former home of a family who once played a significant part in the artistic community of the Left Bank, the HOTEL MONGE, in the heart of the 5th arrondissement of Paris, has always been an address of prestige and significance in the Latin Quarter.This charming 4-star hotel reopened in 2016 following a complete renovation. The new décor of the establishment and its 30 bedrooms is largely inspired by the district in which it stands; a district that evolved in close harmony with the world of books.
So, naturally, the design of the décor offers numerous nods to the literary Paris of Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the neighbouring University of Paris, known as the Sorbonne, as well as lithographs and souvenirs of journeys emblazoned with poetry and honouring the flora and fauna of the nearby Jardin des Plantes.
Bright and romantic
The elegance of a Parisian house,
the art of French hospitality
The HOTEL MONGE, with its interior design created by Marie-Agnès Louboutin and Patrice Henry, has been modernised while still preserving the considerable charm of the bourgeois houses of the 19th century.
Here you will find interlocking salons, mouldings, Hungarian point parquet flooring, fireplaces of Carrara marble, exquisite furniture and tropical themed wallpapers from the Maison Deyrolle.
Here you can enjoy top-of-the-range services and amenities, including room service, a tea room and honesty bar, a Decléor wellness area with a hammam and massage room, as well as a concierge service and the assistance of a dedicated team that is particularly attentive to the welcome and satisfaction of each and every guest.
A WINTER IN PARIS
This winter discover the welcoming and friendly version of the Latin Quarter which inspired our designers.
Use the code "WINTER" and enjoy:
- 20% off on the best available rate
- Breakfast offered
- 1 glass complimentary per person at our Honesty Bar
Offer available from November 1st to March 31st. Subject to availability.
Romantic stay
« Paris, my love ». Succumb to the charm of the Latin Quarter and our former Parisian family home to enjoy a perfect moment for two.
- Two nights in a Superior Double Room
- A bottle of Pommery © Champagne
- Rose petals in your room upon arrival
- A box of macarons
- Breakfast (buffet or in room) offered for 2 people
- Upgrade possible, subject to availability
Wellness stay
Treat yourself to a moment of relaxation out of time in our wellness area.
- Two nights in a Superior Double Room
- A Wellness gift in your room
- A 60-minute body massage (relaxing massage or hot stone massage) for one person
- Breakfast (buffet or in room) offered for 2 people
- Upgrade possible, subject to availability
Business stay
Enjoy a new version of Business stay with a mix of working and relaxing time by staying in our former home of a parisian family in the heart of the Latin Quarter
- One night in a Classic room
- Upgrade possible, subject to availability
- Room-service Frichti (starter + dish + desert) served with a half bottle of wine
- Breakfast for one person
- Cancellation possible until 12pm the day of arrival
The Latin Quarter
& The Left Bank
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A clear view
of the Arènes de Lutèce and the roofs of Paris
Ideally located between the Jardin des Plantes and the world-famous Notre-Dame Cathedral, the HOTEL MONGE, which has several rooms overlooking the Arènes de Lutèce, is the perfect starting point for discovering Paris. From here you can explore the Latin Quarter, the Rue Mouffetard and the Place de la Contrescarpe, the Panthéon, the Sorbonne, the Jardin du Luxembourg, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the Seine, the Ile de la Cité... With just a few minutes of travel on the Metro you can reach most of the emblematic sites of Paris.
Wellness
Tea Room
A breakfast à la française
Honesty bar
Room Service
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Journey to the heart of creation with the exhibition Gauguin the Alchemist at the Grand Palais
Published on October 19, 2017 in Exhibition
Gauguin the Alchemist broadens our perspective on the multiform work of someone who was simultaneously a painter, sculptor, engraver, ceramicist and writer.
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