Paris travel guide
Where to Stay in the Latin Quarter
Choose Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon for the monument and university hill, Hôtel des Grandes Écoles for Cardinal-Lemoine and Place de la Contrescarpe, or Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin for today’s Shakespeare and Company and Notre-Dame.
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Three parts of the Latin Quarter
Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon faces the monument at the top of the quarter. Hôtel des Grandes Écoles sits near Cardinal-Lemoine and Place de la Contrescarpe. Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin is in the lower quarter, closer to Saint-Michel, Notre-Dame, and today’s Shakespeare and Company.
Plan around the places
See what each hotel puts within your orbit
Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon
Hôtel des Grandes Écoles
Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin
Hotels to consider

Character and history
Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon
Choose Hôtel Les Dames du Panthéon for the monument, Place de la Contrescarpe, and the upper Latin Quarter. Its interiors celebrate women including the writer George Sand.

Character and history
Hôtel des Grandes Écoles
Choose Hôtel des Grandes Écoles for its courtyard and garden near Cardinal-Lemoine, Place de la Contrescarpe, and rue Mouffetard.

Well placed for exploring
Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin
Choose Hôtel Parc Saint-Séverin for its pedestrian-street setting near today’s Shakespeare and Company, Notre-Dame, and Saint-Michel.

5-star hotel
Maison Colbert
A 39-room five-star Meliá hotel in the Latin Quarter, about 200 meters from Notre-Dame across the Seine, decorated in homage to the Spanish painter Joaquín Sorolla. It occupies a listed late-18th-century corner house. The writer Simone de Beauvoir lived in this building from 1948 to 1955, in an apartment at 11 rue de la Bûcherie.

4-star hotel
Hôtel Jardin de Cluny
A 40-room hotel on rue du Sommerard, with botanical wallpaper, colourful glass lighting and compact rooms near the Musée de Cluny.

4-star hotel
Hôtel La Lanterne & Spa
A Latin Quarter hotel with 39 rooms and three suites, a small garden, and an indoor pool and hammam beneath vaulted ceilings.

4-star hotel
Hôtel Monge
A 30-room hotel on rue Monge, with natural-history-inspired interiors, a private hammam and a guest lounge serving tea and madeleines.

4-star hotel
Hôtel Salvia
A 39-room hotel on rue Cujas, with a literary café that pairs a drink with a book selected by Librairie Pedone.

3-star hotel
Hôtel des Grands Hommes
A small hotel facing the Panthéon, with Empire-style rooms and a literary history that includes André Breton and Philippe Soupault.

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Hôtel Dame des Arts
A contemporary hotel in the Latin Quarter, with Raphael Navot interiors, a rooftop bar overlooking Paris and compact rooms whose terrace and Eiffel Tower views depend on the category.

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Hôtel Esmeralda
A small hotel immediately beside Square René Viviani, on the same block as the current Shakespeare and Company bookshop.

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Hôtel Europe Saint-Séverin
A 59-room hotel by Saint-Michel in the lower Latin Quarter, positioned between the river, Notre-Dame, and the Sorbonne streets.