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The Library Lounge looks onto rue Saint-Sulpice, bringing the street into the morning routine. Breakfast is served here, with coffee, croissants and baguette, or can be brought to the room. Later in the day, the lounge becomes somewhere to read a newspaper or have a drink from the bar. Its role changes without the need to move to another part of the hotel.

The Fireplace Lounge has a more inward-looking setting, with seats around the fire for a hot drink or an aperitif. Together, the two lounges give guests places to spend time outside their rooms, meeting before dinner or settling down with a book. The bar serves Champagne, wines and spirits. Meals beyond breakfast can be arranged through room service, while the surrounding neighborhood supplies the restaurants and cafés for an evening out.

The rooms do not follow one decorative scheme. Some retain eighteenth-century beams, while Superior Club Rooms include antiques sourced from the neighborhood and Parisian boutiques. Views also differ: a room facing the street, a terrace overlooking roofs and an interior with exposed beams each brings a different part of the building into the stay. Terrace accommodation is a distinct category, rather than a feature to expect throughout the hotel.

Deluxe Club Rooms measure 22 square meters and accommodate two guests, with either a king bed or twin beds. Lithographs and individually chosen art objects sit against warm colors. Bathroom layouts vary: some have a bathtub with a handheld shower, while others have a walk-in shower. These are compact rooms, with the decorative detail and choice of bedding carrying more weight than a large floor plan.

In the 44-square-meter Suite Club, sliding doors can close off the living room from the sleeping area. A sofa converts to a double bed, allowing up to four guests, and the main beds can be king or twins. A walk-in closet provides space to unpack. There are two bathrooms, one with a shower and the other with a bathtub, plus a separate toilet. The closing doors and separate bathing spaces are useful for a family sharing the suite.

The Prestige Club Room has 24 square meters indoors and an eight-square-meter private terrace. Painted eighteenth-century beams remain visible inside, and French doors open toward the rooftops and Saint-Sulpice Church. This category accommodates two guests in king or twin beds. The terrace gives breakfast or an evening drink an outdoor setting, with the church becoming part of the room's outlook.

The Penthouse Suite Club offers 47 square meters and accommodates up to four guests. It also has original beams, king or twin bedding and a private terrace overlooking the roofs and church. The bathroom contains a bathtub and shower, with the toilet separate. Light tones in the interior keep the beams prominent, while the outdoor space extends the suite beyond its enclosed rooms.

The One Bedroom Apartment Club occupies the first floor within the hotel and measures 53 square meters. A separate living room has a sofa bed for two, alongside a bedroom that can be arranged with a king or twin beds. The apartment accommodates four. Its kitchen contains a refrigerator, induction hob, microwave and dishwasher, making it possible to prepare meals between restaurant visits. The bathroom has two walk-in showers and a separate toilet, and the apartment retains access to hotel services.

Connecting Club Rooms provide another arrangement for four people, with two guests in each bedroom. King or twin beds can be requested, and the bathrooms differ by room. Some have a bathtub with a handheld shower; others have walk-in showers.

The Junior Suite Club is on the sixth floor, reached only by stairs from the fifth. It measures 35 square meters and has king or twin beds, with a single sofa bed for a third guest. A walk-in shower and separate toilet complete the layout.

A Limited Mobility Club Room is also available. It measures 18 square meters for two people, offers king or twin bedding and has a walk-in shower. Guests needing a particular bathroom arrangement or route through the hotel should discuss those requirements when reserving this room.

The wellness area looks across the rooftops of Paris and Saint-Germain-des-Prés. It contains a Technogym elliptical machine and exercise bike, alongside a steam room. The space can be reserved for private use by appointment, giving a workout or steam session its own time within the day. Massages and sessions with private coaches can also be arranged on request.

Air conditioning and double-glazed windows are part of the room facilities, with Nespresso machines, kettles, a desk setup and USB sockets. Laundry and turndown service are available, along with ironing on request. The hotel can also provide help with packing or unpacking. These services support longer stays as well as short visits, particularly for guests using the apartment or arriving between stages of a trip.

The address places Saint-Sulpice and Luxembourg Gardens close to the hotel, with the Seine and the wider Left Bank beyond. Notre-Dame, the Musée d'Orsay and the Louvre offer outings that can be combined with time in the neighborhood's galleries and antique shops. A walk need not begin with a major museum: the small streets around rue Saint-Sulpice hold much of the interest immediately outside the door.

For journeys across Paris, Odéon serves Métro line 4 and Mabillon serves line 10. Arrivals may come through Charles de Gaulle or Orly airports, or by train to Gare du Nord, Gare Montparnasse or Gare de Lyon. The onward journey depends on traffic and the chosen route. Drivers have public parking nearby at Place Saint-Sulpice and Marché Saint-Germain.