Hotel Madison Paris – In The Heart Of Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Built in 1925, a 21st-century renovation transformed the Hotel Madison into a four-star destination hotel in Paris. This boutique hotel is situated in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, just across from the church of the same name, allowing easy access to the Seine, the Louvre, Pantheon, a Metro station, and Notre Dame.

Albert Camus' classic existentialist novel L'Etranger (The Outsider) was written here, when the author lived at Hotel Madison in the spring of 1940. Other notable literary guests have included Boris Pasternak, André Malraux, and the quintessential Parisienne singer, Edith Piaf. As if to solidify the Madison's literary connection, a statue of 18th-century French write Denis Diderot stands in the place in front of the hotel.

What You Can Expect at Hotel Madison

A sense of elegance and attention to detail permeate each of the hotel's classic rooms. The used of wood and gold-colored fixtures add warmth. There are also three suites and an apartment for four people. All the rooms are soundproofed for privacy.

In addition to the standard breakfast served at most Paris hotels (croissants & baguettes), at Hotel Madison you can also select a lavish spread with both hot and cold dishes served in the pleasant Provençal-style kitchen – from cold meats and a cheeseboard to scrambled eggs, pancakes and more.

In the gold-and-white-bathrooms you'll find plush linens and double sinks (in some rooms). Complimentary WiFi internet connection is in all rooms. There is, of course, an elevator as well as a guest business center.

One final tip — Try to book the Deluxe Room with Saint-Germain-des-Prés Church View for the extra space & comfort as well as the view.

Hotel Madison

Our Rating — Highly Rated Plus
• 143 Boulevard Saint-Germain
• 6th Arrondissement