Universite Hotel in Paris

The “chemin des Treilles” was one of the alleys of Reine Margot’s garden and became the “Rue de l’Université” in the 17th century. This quarter of Saint Germain des Pres was fist inhabited by Dominican, Carmelite and Visitation convents. In 1685, the building of Pont Royal shortened the way between the two banks of the Seine River and caused a considerable development of this part of the city. In the 18th century, during the Regence, the place fulfilled its development and became the centre of elegance and good taste. When entering the hotel, begin your trip through time, art and history. Here at the hotel, the reception area, the lounges and the crypt get ancient furniture. The hotel itself offers a delightful antique decor with vaulted ceilings, oak pillars, magnificent staircases and fireplaces which all recall the Benedictin convent it used to be. A surprising collection of antiques, knick-knacks, armchairs and sofas put the finishing touch. Our receptionist, coming from Italy, is someone important for you: he is the one who will welcome you when arriving in the hotel. He will show your room, who will indicate where is our home –style breakfastroom, behind the curtain. He can also book for you shows or restaurants… « charming 3 stars boutique hotel in city centre Saint Germain des Pres near Orsay Museum, Quartier Latin, Louvre, … » [nggallery id=1]