Montalembert Hotel

The Hotel Montalembert, long a historic landmark on the Left Bank of Paris, was built in 1926 and re-opened in October 1990 after nearly a year-long, million dollar restoration and refurbishment.

The Hotel Montalembert was named after Charles Forbes Montalembert, the famous politician, writer and member of the prestigious Academie Francaise. In 1989, the hotel was purchased by Grace Leo-Andrieu and her husband Stephane, who undertook the meticulous refurbishment of the hotel's 56 rooms and suites.

The Hotel is situated on the left bank's Rue Montalembert.

Whether classic or contemporary, each of the 56 rooms and suites have an individual look and offer warmth and welcome in equal measure along with high standards facilities.

Room Features:

• Mini bar
• Hairdryer
• Fine linen
• Personal safe
• Alarm-clock radio
• DVD and CD library
• Complimentary newspaper
• Wireless internet connection
• Two lines telephone with voicemail
• Multi-channel flat screen TV with DVD and CD player

Bathrooms have been fitted out with every conceivable luxury in mind:

• Cascais marble floors, and tall pivoting mirrors
• Fabulous deep bathtubs, with state-of-the-art chrome fixtures

Room Types:

Contemporary Suite: With their own living area, modern suites offer a great space enhanced by their sycamore furniture. Possibility of a one or two bedroom suite.

• Twin or Queen bed
• High floor location
• Wi-Fi Internet connection
• Bang & Olufsen Video Hifi system
• Large and bright marble bathrooms
• Around 30 – 50 square meters / 325 – 540 square feet

Traditional Suite: For those who want to enjoy the unique modern-classic combination, the Traditional suite is the perfect place to stay.

• High floor location
• Wi-Fi Internet connection
• Two separate entrances
• Two marble bathrooms
• Twin or European king bed
• Flat screen TV – DVD & CD player
• Around 40 square meters / 430 square feet

Junior Suite: Lovely and unique in style, the contemporary Junior Suites welcome guests in a cosy and comfortable environment. All located on the top floors, they offer a great view over Paris. On the 8th floor, the mansards create a typical Parisian atmosphere.

• High floor location
• Wi-Fi Internet connection
• Twin, Queen or Double bed
• Bang & Olufsen Video Hifi system
• One large or two marble bathroom(s)
• Around 25 square meters / 270 square feet

Deluxe Room: By reserving a Deluxe room, you’ll be entitled to choose between two atmospheres. Would you prefer Louis Philippe antiques with modern items or a purely contemporary environment.

• Street view
• Marble bathroom
• Wi-Fi Internet connection
• Twin, Queen or Double bed
• Flat screen TV – DVD & CD player
• Possibility of inter-connecting rooms
• Around 20 square meters / 215 square feet

Superior & Standard Room: Perfectly designed for short breaks or individual stays, Superior and Standard rooms offer the same high level of equipment.

• Marble bathroom
• Queen or Double bed
• Street or courtyard view
• Wi-Fi Internet connection
• Flat screen TV – DVD & CD player
• Between 14 & 16 square meters / 150 to 175 square feet

• Wellness center (nearby)
• 24 hour room service
• Complimentary shoe shine
• Dry cleaning and valet service

Business Services:

• Meeting area
• Fax and copy service
• Wi-Fi internet connection in public areas – free Internet access
• Laptop and cellular phones to rent thorough the concierge

Open 7 days a week, the Restaurant welcomes you for breakfast. Its tasty & inventive cuisine is served continuously from 12 to 10pm. The Bar is open until midnight and proposes a wide range of Champagnes by the glass, an extensive whisky menu and creative cocktails. Everyday, Tea Time offers a rich selection of world teas complemented perfectly by “artisanale” and inventive sweets.

The Salon Gallimard, which owes its name to its large collection of books from the nearby publishing house, remains the corner to see without being seen, it can be privatised for intimate private parties for up to 9 people. Its cosy atmosphere is complemented by a large log fire, which burns during the winter months.

With oversized “Alice in Wonderland” style banquettes and imposing square planters in African Assamella wood, the terrace welcomes you in the warmer months. Enjoy the scene on rue de Montalembert, where it is quite easy to sit all day and watch Parisian life roll past.