Artus, in the heart of
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Artus cultivates the free, creative spirit of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Vintage furniture, artworks, ceramics, art books and vinyl records make up a living hotel, inspired by a collector’s eye and by Paris from the 1950s to today. Here, the collection evolves, artists come and go, and new finds naturally find their place.
A hotel, a collector’s home
A lithograph on the wall, a flea-market armchair, a few ceramics, a pile of art books, a record spinning… At Artus, objects are never there by chance. Vintage pieces and contemporary creations meet in a living collection. Some stay. Others leave with those who fell in love with them.
A café open onto rue de Buci
Artus Café welcomes travellers and Parisians over Lomi specialty coffee, generous pastries, freshly squeezed juices or a glass of wine. You settle in, leaf through a book, listen to a record. And watch Saint-Germain go by behind the window.
Mornings at Artus
In a warm room with fifties accents, vintage furniture and warm, spicy tones set the scene for a generous breakfast: local and organic produce, freshly squeezed juices, pastries, cheeses, charcuterie, eggs, crêpes and homemade treats. For quieter mornings, breakfast can also be brought up to your room.
Room service, to linger a little longer
After a long day in Paris, nothing obliges you to go back out. Room service lets you dine quietly in your room, with a menu created in partnership with La Diva-des-Prés. Just choose. The team takes care of the rest.
Paris with our Clefs d’Or Concierge
A table to find, tickets for a show or an exhibition, a transfer, or simply the wish to discover a less expected Paris? Sanjay, Clefs d’Or Head Concierge, and the Artus team know the city and its best addresses. They accompany you throughout your stay and gladly share their recommendations, from the great classics to more hidden discoveries.
A hotel that never quite stays the same
Artus lives to the rhythm of its discoveries: temporary exhibitions, new artists, freshly found vintage pieces, vinyl records, meetings and cultural events.
