LE GAINSBARRE

Café and piano bar, in homage to the places where Serge Gainsbourg performed at the start of his career, the decor of Gainsbarre takes up the codes of 5 bis rue de Verneuil, his famous private mansion: walls covered in black, a carpet with patterns of poppies and water lilies and everywhere photographs which remind us both of the career and the aura of the french composer.

At lunch, Gainsbarre offers a simple and accessible menu for museum visitors and local customers. Inspired by both the hotel room service menus that Serge Gainsbourg loved and the British Tea Rooms dear to Jane Birkin, Le Gainsbarre offers light and gourmet dishes: Lobster rolls, truffled croque monsieur, crunchy vegetables, foie gras, trio of tarama, Cadoret oysters, gravlax salmon, finger sandwiches…

But in the evening, the lights dim and the Gainsbarre becomes the little brother of Gainsbourg’s favorite haunts, those where he became “Gainbarre”, the Bar Hemingway at the Ritz or the Bar Anglais at the Raphaël. The menu is elegant with Oysters on Ice or mashed potatoes with caviar. Three pianists take turns throughout the week to play standards of classical pieces, jazz and blues, the same as those played by Gainsbourg in his early days. While listening to them we taste a classic cocktail or one of those favored by the composer: the Gibson, the Terrible or the famous 102.

The place can also be privatized, with around fifty seats, by combining the experience with a private visit to the museum and the house of Serge Gainsbourg (gainsbarre@maisongainsbourg.fr).

LE GAINSBARRE

14 rue de Verneuil 75007 Paris

Tuesday and Wednesday from 10 a.m. to Midnight
Wednesday – from 10 a.m. to Midnight
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 a.m.
Sunday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

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BAR JAMES JOYCE

Legend has it that James Joyce wrote part of “Ulysses” in the building of the sublime Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain. Its bar, open to the street, is resolutely aimed at a loyal clientele of the neighborhood. But the cocktail menu created by mixologist Clément Lepage pays tribute to travelers and all the destinations that make us dream, comfortably installed in this little cocoon of velvet and gold.

Bar James Joyce

Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain

5 rue du Pré-aux-Clercs 75007 Paris

01 42 61 01 51

Open every day from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m.

PAVILLON FAUBOURG SAINT-GERMAIN

The spirit of the Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain is resolutely Germanopratin: a chic hotel, a café designed as a literary salon, a bistro, a real hotel bar and finally a spa. A true concentrate of the dream life on this side of the Seine.

Discreetly luxurious rooms, with pretty materials, colors scattered here and there but a predominance of beige and white to give everyone the possibility of appropriating the place for a night or a few days.

At any time of the day you can have a coffee, a drink or just a little rest in what looks terribly like a private library.

Spa Codage

A bubble of serenity with a sublime pool where the play of water and light is reflected on a blurred mirror, but also a hammam, a meditation and yoga room, a fitness room and two massage cabins.

Bistrot Les Parisiens

Its menu created by Chef Thibault Sombardier is a tribute to our bistronomic traditions: seemingly simple cuisine, but with a few more sophisticated touches and always carefully selected seasonal products.

Bar James Joyce

So named because the famous writer once lived at this address. It was therefore imagined as an English bar with that extra bit of Parisian soul! Open every day from 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., you can enjoy cocktails signed by the house mixologist.

Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain

5 rue du Pré-aux-Clercs 75007 Paris

01 42 61 01 51

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BAR JOSEPHINE

A huge marble bar ten meters long under a splendid original fresco by Adrien Karbowsky, here is the original décor of the bar of the Lutetia, which pays tribute to Josephine Baker on a jazz background. Chef Shaker Nicola Battafarano officiates here brilliantly by creating famous cocktails such as the Rive Gauche (vodka, St-Germain, citrus and celery shrub, champagne) or by revisiting all the classics. A very nice place to start the evening.

BAR JOSEPHINE

Hôtel Lutetia

45 Boulevard Raspail 75006 Paris

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LE BAR

The new address of Cyril Lignac rue du Dragon. A bar as we love them, intimate and warm where you can have a drink before going to dinner or later to go dancing. Designed by Studio KO like all the chef’s other places, you can enjoy new cocktails accompanied by a delicious tarama or a hint of caviar.

LE BAR

34 rue du Dragon 75006 Paris

from 7.00 p.m.

Bar de la CLOSERIE

A mythical place, artistic, literary, where nights are written to the sound of jazz piano, bursts of voice and clinking glasses. Cocktails are always here jewels.

LA CLOSERIE DES LILAS

171 Boulevard du Montparnasse 75006 Paris

01 40 51 34 50

Bar du LAPEROUSE

Since 1766, Lapérouse is the Theater of Parisian life, but the bar, recently renovated by Laura Gonzalez, is on the way to become a place of worship of our nights. Red velvet, mirrors and pompoms, Bertrand Merlette (former Raphael) who prepares delicious elixirs and we are back to the Belle Epoque!

LAPEROUSE


51 quai des Grands Augustins 75006 Paris
01 43 26 68 04

HÔTEL LUTETIA

A jewel of Art Deco and the Left Bank, inaugurated in 1910, Le Lutetia was for a long time an unmissable event and its makeover, carried out under the direction of Jean-Michel Wilmotte, was carried out with the greatest respect for the past. . The 184 rooms, including 47 suites, have been extended and modernized

In terms of gastronomy, Brasserie Lutetia is now supervised by three-star chef Gérald Passedat.

The restaurant L’Orangerie serves breakfast during the week as well as a gourmet and well-being brunch on weekends.

The Bar Joséphine offers a lunch to share as well as a selection of sweets for dinner and cocktails throughout the evening in a jazz atmosphere dear to the place.

And finally, the Bar Aristide, an intimate place which has two smoking areas: Le Blue and Le Jazz.

The AKASHA Wellness Center

700 m2 reserved for well-being, fitness and relaxation. A sublime swimming pool, six individual treatment areas, including a double cabin with a Jacuzzi for two. Spaces reserved for relaxation before and after treatments. Locker rooms with private hammams and a 100 m2 gym.

Entirely created for the “new” Lutetia, the Akasha Spa unveils a unique holistic approach based on the 4 elements, surrounded by three major expert brands: Carita, Cellcosmet & Cellmen and Aromatherapy Associates.

HOTEL LUTETIA

45 Boulevard Raspail 75006 Paris

01 49 54 46 00

HÔTEL D’AUBUSSON

A real 17th century residence in the heart of Saint-Germain, completely redesigned to meet current requirements, without losing any of its charm of yesteryear. Classy! The stone slabs that have become lustrous over time, its Versailles parquet floors, its period furniture, its monumental fireplace in Burgundy stone and, nobility obliges, its genuine Aubusson tapestries in the reception rooms, make the Hôtel d’ Aubusson is an exceptional place whose address you almost want to keep to yourself or share it only with connoisseurs of French luxury. 

A real 17th century residence in the heart of Saint-Germain, entirely rethought to answer to the actual expectations without losing anything from the charm of its past.

Mais l’Hôtel d’Aubusson réserve également une surprise de taille à ses convives avec un sublime spa qui n’est pas accessible à la clientèle extérieure. Une piscine de 20 mètres, un hammam, un sauna, une douche scandinave, une fontaine de glace et un banc de balnéothérapie pour la partie détente et une salle de fitness pour les sportifs. Massages et soins y sont également proposés avec les produits Le Labo pour le corps et Phytomer pour le visage.

HÔTEL D’AUBUSSON


33 Rue Dauphine   75006 Paris
01 43 29 43 43

L’HÔTEL

the Hotel is a must. Jacques Garcia has created a charming house, luxurious but intimate and discreet, steeped in the history of Saint-Germain des Prés. Here we take a trip, a thousand places from our daily lives, in a special atmosphere, borrowed from a little nostalgia for bygone times. Each of the twenty rooms has its legend, reflected by a specific decoration. If you like English literature, room N° 16 where Oscar Wilde lived for a long time will be for you, but you will have many other choices, from Marco Polo to Charles X via Mistinguett, or even Venice and Pondicherry, and even an apartment with its terrace.

In the basement there is a lovely pool and a hammam, which can be privatized to spend a moment of relaxation alone or in pairs.

The Hotel also has one of the prettiest lounges there is, which can be privatized for events, and a Bar, the Wilde’s, one of the best known on the left bank, the one where we give appointments during the day. , where we feast at night, where every Thursday evening we come to listen to jazz. (find it in our Bars & Clubs section).

L’HÔTEL

13 rue des Beaux-Arts 75006 Paris

01 44 41 99 00

HÔTEL DE LILLE

Nestled in the heart of the Carré Rive Gauche, a warm and refined four-star hotel. Fifteen rooms devoted to the great figures of the left bank, intellectuals or artists, carefully chosen because they have made or still make the neighborhood their adopted land: Marguerite Duras or Patrick Modiano, Ernest Hemingway or Henry Miller, Serge Gainsbourg and Miles Davis, Alberto Moravia, André Gide …. An aesthete’s selection.

All these characters do not invade the space but rather act as guides in the decor: by small touches, we discover them through a photo, an object, a few books or a film and we fall in love.

But earthly foods, so dear to our neighborhood, are not left out either, with room service open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. which offers a selection of dishes from the best Parisian grocery stores or small producers in our provinces. On the menu: smoked salmon, foie gras, Iberian ham, risotto and even caviar for the most festive!

And then the Lille street hotel is also a team, led by a passionate director, who knows each of his guests, his tastes, his desires, and does not hesitate to guide them in a city he knows like his poached.

HÔTEL DE LILLE


40 rue de Lille 75007 Paris
01 42 61 29 09

LE RELAIS CHRISTINE

The Relais Christine is an oasis of calm in the heart of Paris. Steeped in history, the establishment has a paved inner courtyard which is accessed by a covered walkway. Behind the house, a 150 m² garden opens up to visitors. Remains of the Saint-Denis College of the Abbaye des Grands Augustins can be seen on the lower floor, now dedicated to well-being. Entirely decorated by Laura Gonzalez in a spirit that resolutely pays homage to the French style, this hotel is a small jewel.

In each of the 48 rooms and suites, all unique, we immerse ourselves in a chic and intimate universe: antiques, plush velvets, warm woodwork and noble materials, toile de Jouy for some, four-poster beds for others, marble bathrooms from Carrara…

The Spa Guerlain, in addition to exceptional treatments, offers a jacuzzi, a sauna, an exercise room, in a refined setting adorned with old stones.

LE RELAIS CHRISTINE

3 rue Christine 75006 Paris

01 40 51 60 80