Hotel Louis II in Saint Germain des Prés

In the heart of the famous Saint Germain des Prés quarter, a short walk from the Luxembourg garden and the Odéon intersection, Hotel Louis II, a little haven of charm and light, offers all the comfort of a high-class character three star hotel.

Discover this sunny setting, nestling among Paris’s most famous and picturesque quarters, a short walk from the church of Saint Germain des Prés and Saint Sulpice, and you will discover all the discreet charm of the Left Bank and the effervescence of Saint Germain des Prés.

A fine seventeenth century luxurious home, a picturesque hotel in this historic part of the Latin quarter.

A singular hotel with its magnificent mirrors de sorcière in the shape of suns, and unusual with the presence of many sculptures and paintings brought back from trips around the world:

The lounge is overlooked by Rafaela, a ship’s figurehead brought back from Chile after a cruise along the Saint Rafael glacier, in the Chiloe peninsula. Rafaela hails from Santiago de Chile. She is similar to the figureheads collected by the Chilean poet PABLO NERUDA as ornaments for his house and garden.

Small laughing figures by a German sculptor overlook the buffet.

World maps, pictures and books evoke the world of travel, a delightful young girl’s head signed SALY has its original exhibited in Paris’s Musée d'Orsay.

Stairways lit by gilded mirror lamps wind their way between portraits of Russian and Chinese men and women gleaned in the markets of Beijing or Saint Petersburg.

This small luxury hotel shines with its suns but also with its three stars, and you will be won over by its four-star service.