There are many large communities in Paris, but for me, the Latin quarter is not the most luxurious area, but it is always a favorite.
Of course, this is less bohemian and stylish than I was 19 years old and studied in Sorbonne, but the narrow streets, countless cafes and small shops – not to mention the close proximity to the Luxembourg Gardens – borrowed The lasting charm of the community.
So when I hear about a new hotel Large LatinI plan to open in Cujas Rue Cujas near the Pantheon, and I slammed to the open opening in September.
The four-star, 82-room property is located on a small street – it was hard for our taxi drivers to find it – although it was built on Roman ruins, its exterior and interior are absolutely contemporary.
Architect Vincent Bastie and interior designer Marie-Paule Clout collaborated on the project, despite its modern aesthetic, paying homage to its legendary location with the inspiration of a 50-foot-long indoor, hot-water pool.
Located in a 19th-century building, the hotel uses a lot of natural materials such as oak, leather, textiles and marble, and features an open-air terrace with views of cobbled streets and narrow access that define the community.
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These accommodations are spread over seven floors and feature seven categories, including a junior suite and a full suite with a terrace, some with pantheon views.
The bathroom includes both organic and vegan products from the Terre de Mars brand.
The ground floor restaurant offers a buffet breakfast, menu of dishes such as fruit, a variety of cereals, pastries, fresh toast bread and hot dishes.
However, the Crown Jewelry is the wellness center with its tile pool, dim lighting, hammers and treatment rooms where guests can book a order or a couple’s massage.
The terrace is the terrace – the open-air atrium space in the heart of the hotel, where guests can relax on coffee and enjoy the contrasting tranquility of the city center.
The public space also includes a vaulted ceiling bar which includes craft cocktails, as well as small plates, cheese and cheese boards.
As for the community, guests can easily stroll to Newly reopened Notre Dame Cathedral; Les Invalides is a historic site that houses the tomb of Napoleon; famous gospel antique book sellers along the Seine; Luxembourg Gardens is one of the most charming and leisurely parks in the City of Lights.
