ABOUT
Saint Germain by Cecile
Enjoy your holiday in one of the most romantic districts of Paris
Saint Germain des Prés stands out in the capital as the figurehead of sophisticated luxury in the spirit of the Left Bank.
Refined rooms & superb location
Magnificent air-conditioned apartments located in the heart of Saint Germain des Prés.
Apartment Bianca
Luxurious air-conditioned two-room apartment with 1 bedroom and 1 living room
Apartment Jade
Luxurious air-conditioned two-room apartment with 1 bedroom and 1 living room
Apartment Ambre
Luxurious air-conditioned two-room apartment with 1 bedroom and 1 living room
Apartment Perle
Luxurious air-conditioned four-room apartment with 2 bedrooms and 2 living rooms
The location
From Saint-Sulpice to Saint-André des Arts, art galleries and designer boutiques follow one another.
Saint-Germain district
Formerly the epicenter of Parisian intellectual and philosophical tumult where Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, and Boris Vian spawned, the Saint-Germain district today owes its letters of nobility to its inimitable charm. From Saint-Sulpice to Saint-André des Arts, art galleries and designer boutiques follow one another.
Quality Shopping
Saint Germain des Prés revolves around its famous church. Just opposite, you can sit down at the Deux Magots terrace for a gourmet break or at the mythical Café de Flore. On this same boulevard, you can indulge in a quality shopping session! Zadig & Voltaire, Ralph Lauren, Saint Laurent, Burberry, Liu Jo, Hugo Boss, The Kooples, De Fursac, Cartier.
Saint-Sulpice
Place Saint-Sulpice is in the heart of the fashionable Saint Germain des Pres area, characterized by the charming church facade with the same name. The lively neighborhood has designer boutiques, iconic bookstores, gourmet stores, and restaurants. In addition, the Luxembourg Gardens and Place de Furstemberg are located within a short distance from the area.
The Luxembourg Garden
The Luxembourg Garden is inspired by the Florentine Boboli Garden and was created on the initiative of Queen Marie de Medici in 1612. Covering an area of 25 hectares, the garden is divided into a French-style part and the other English-style. Between the two stretches is a geometric forest and a large pool.
The garden has 106 statues scattered across the park, the monumental Medici fountain, and the Orangery. The Luxembourg Garden was voted the most beautiful garden in Europe by the House Fresh website, which analyzed the opinions of thousands of tourists worldwide on TripAdvisor.
