Wondering what to do in Paris in August? Every month, the Hôtel Le Littré team shares its recommendations to help you make the most of your stay. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, as well as not-to-be-missed gourmet restaurants to delight your taste buds this August.Are you ready to learn about some of the things to do and see in Paris? And find out more about the activities surrounding the Paris Olympic Games! If you need further advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.Olympic Games festives zonesThe Olympic and Paralympic Games fan zones promise an electrifying atmosphere, with giant screens to follow the competitions, live entertainment, tasty food stalls and a festive atmosphere. If you want to take part in this exceptional event, head to the fan zones until September 8 to join thousands of other enthusiasts and feel the Olympic excitement right in the heart of Paris!Trocadéro Champions Park with Métro 6, stop at Bir-Hakeim.Place Saint Sulpice is a 16-minute walk from the hotel.La Cité Audacieuse is a 19-minute walk from the hotel.Arène de Lutèce with Métro 10, stop at Cardinal Lemoine.Parvis de la Marie du 15ème with Métro 12, stop at Vaugirard.Start of the legendary Olympic marathonThe Olympic marathon is an event that has been on the program since the first Games in Athens in 1896. Scheduled for August 10, 2024 for the men and the following day for the women, the Paris 2024 Olympic Marathon will take on a spectacular and demanding course, paying tribute to the rich history of France and Paris over nearly 42 km. The good news is that there will be plenty of free viewing points. We advise you to consult the route map to choose spots in the communes between Paris and Versailles, such as Meudon, Issy-les-Moulineaux, Chaville… Alternatively, you can visit the Opéra Garnier or the Château de Versailles. However, you’ll need to arrive very early to be well placed in these strategic and culturally emblematic locations.Picasso’s “Revoir” collectionThe Musée National Picasso-Paris invites you to discover the three-storey collection of the great Spanish artist Pablo Picasso. Come and explore Picasso’s many facets through this exceptional collection, which reflects his varied aesthetic explorations and different artistic periods. The museum also offers thematic exhibitions, the first of which pays tribute to the artist Françoise Gilot.National Picasso-Paris Museum, 5 rue de Thorigny, 75003 ParisFull price: 16 euros, concessions : 12 eurosMetro 4, stop at Châtelet, then Metro 1 and stop at Saint-PaulLe Ciel de ParisHow about a table in the clouds before your big departure? Climb to the top of the Montparnasse Tower and settle into the comfortable seats of the Le Ciel de Paris restaurant. The carefully-crafted menu will take you on a journey through the finest products from France and around the world… Not forgetting the exceptional view!Tour Maine Montparnasse, 56th floor Tour Maine Montparnasse, Av. du Maine, 75015 Paris5min walk from the hotelApprox. €100 per personColorovaThis address is well known to Parisians. This tearoom-patisserie is tucked away in the little Rue de l’Abbé Grégoire, just a stone’s throw from the hotel. We invite you to savor the lunch menu, featuring genuine homemade dishes such as vegetable veloutés, quality meats and strawberry tarts… All this for a price ranging from €24 to €29.47 rue de l’Abbé Grégoire, 75006 Paris3min walk from the hotelLa ParenthèseWondering what to do in Paris in August? Every month, the Hôtel Le Littré team shares its recommendations to help you make the most of your stay. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, as well as not-to-be-missed gourmet restaurants to delight your taste buds this March.Are you ready to learn about some of the things to do and see in Paris? And find out more about the activities surrounding the Paris Olympic Games! If you need further advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.

We are pleased to present you with our carefully curated selection of captivating activities, unique spots, and must-visit museums. If you’re seeking new experiences, you’ll be delighted to explore our list of the best addresses in Paris and around our hotel. We’ve put our hearts into finding these gems to make your stay truly unforgettable.Without further ado, dive into the Le Littré Gazette and discover our guide: What to do in Paris in July? Inside, you’ll find all the information you need to fully enjoy the City of Light and create memorable moments during your visit.Sans plus attendre, plongez dans la Gazette Le Littré et découvrez notre guide : Que faire à Paris en juillet ? Vous y trouverez toutes les informations nécessaires pour profiter pleinement de la Ville Lumière et vivre des moments mémorables durant votre visite.Olympic Party ZonesThe Paris 2024 Olympic Games fan zones promise an electrifying atmosphere with giant screens to follow the competitions, live entertainment, tasty food stalls and a festive atmosphere. If you want to take part in this exceptional event, head to the fan zones to join thousands of other enthusiasts and feel the Olympic excitement right in the heart of Paris!Trocadéro Champions Park with Métro 6, stop at Bir-Hakeim.Place Saint Sulpice is a 16-minute walk from the hotel.La Cité Audacieuse is a 19-minute walk from the hotel.Arène de Lutèce with Métro 10, stop at Cardinal Lemoine.Parvis de la Marie du 15ème with Métro 12, stop at Vaugirard.Celebrate France’s national holiday!The long-awaited Eiffel Tower fireworks display returns on the evening of July 14, 2024. This special edition, celebrating the Paris Olympic Games, promises to be exceptional. The show, under the theme of “La Liberté”, will start at 11pm. July 14 will also be marked by the traditional military parade, which will take place exceptionally on Avenue Foch due to the Olympic Games, starting at 11.40am. Get ready for a memorable national holiday in the heart of Paris!Glacier Des PrésAdjacent to the large Brasserie Des Prés, the Glacier Des Prés responds to the same obsession with freshness and homemade products. The ice creams and sorbets are made by hand every day in the back store. Come and taste this delicious treat!6 Cour du commerce Saint-AndréOpen every day20min walk from the hotel or Metro 4, stop at OdéonLe ChristineLe Christine offers a refined culinary experience in elegant surroundings. Chef Mehdi Bencheikh offers modern French cuisine using seasonal ingredients. The décor, combining Parisian charm with contemporary touches, creates an intimate atmosphere. Critics praise the quality of the service and the creativity of the dishes.1 Rue Christine, 75006 ParisOpen every dayFrench cuisine25min walk from the hotel or Metro 4, stop at Saint-Michel Notre-DameL’Atelier RoulièreIf you’re looking for a charming restaurant in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, just a few steps from our hotel, L’Atelier Roulière is the place to be. You’ll find grilled meats, fish and local wines in a warm, bright dining room.24 Rue des Canettes, 75006 ParisFrench cuisineOpen every day15min walk from the hotelMathew Barney’s exhibitionThe Fondation Cartier, dedicated to contemporary art and founded in 1984 by Cartier, is housed in an emblematic building designed by architect Jean Nouvel. It is currently hosting Matthew Barney’s first institutional exhibition in France in over 10 years. Come and discover his latest video installation, entitled SECONDARY, as well as works specially created for the occasion.261 Bd Raspail, 75014 Paris18min walk from the hotelFull price: 11€, under 25 year old: 7€ and free for under 13 years old.Children’s guided tour of the Plant gardenDiscover the Museum of Medicine in Paris, a fascinating place where the history of medicine comes to life. Explore ancient medical instruments, admire rare historical documents, and delve into the revolutionary advancements that have shaped our understanding of health. This unique museum offers an enriching and captivating experience that will delight the curious and history enthusiasts alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to travel through the ages and uncover the treasures of medical science.57 rue Cuvier, 75005 – Jardin des PlantesBus 91 and stop at gare d’AusterlitzEvery Wednesday and Saturday at 10:30 a.m.Price: €5An exceptional rooftopFrom June 5 to September 30, Veuve Clicquot invites you to enjoy a unique experience to discover the RICH cuvées, perched on the panoramic rooftop of Printemps Haussmann. A gourmet summer menu has been devised for the occasion, including a signature dish created by the House’s Ambassador Chef: Jean Imbert.6 Boulevard Haussmann 75009 ParisOpen every dayMetro 12, stop at Trinité d’Estienne d’OrvesParis Jazz Festival at the Parc FloralOver the course of 9 concerts, the Paris Jazz Festival will have you on the move and on the move, thanks to a new musical program that promises to be exceptional! French artists such as trumpeter Antoine Berjeaut, pianist Macha Gharibian, artist Charlotte Planchou, not forgetting accordionist Vincent Peirani… All in the spotlight.9 avenue de Nogent, 94300 VincennesAdmission: €2.50 full price, €1.50 half priceMetro 4, stop at Châtelet, then Metro 1, stop at Château de Vincennes.

The Olympic and Paralympic Games are in France this year!The Olympic Games, a symbol of unity, competition, and excellence, are set to illuminate the City of Lights during the summer of 2024.With a rich history dating back to Ancient Greece, the Olympic Games are far more than just a sporting event; they represent a global celebration of humanity, where athletes from all nations converge to compete in events of strength, endurance, and skill. In the summer of 2024, Paris will have the honor of hosting this extraordinary event, offering a unique platform for athletic excellence, cultural diversity, and innovation.In this article, we have gathered all the essential information and organizational details necessary to ensure your stay is as smooth as possible.Hotel Le Littré: Your Preferred Destination for the 2024 OlympicsIn the excitement of the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, a crucial question arises: where to stay to fully experience the Olympic spirit while enjoying luxury and comfort? Look no further than Hotel Le Littré.Nestled in the heart of the City of Light, close to the main Olympic venues, Hotel Le Littré embodies French elegance. Our establishment seamlessly combines modern comfort with classic charm, offering sumptuous rooms and a varied, comprehensive breakfast. After an intense day, you can even relax in our private sauna.Hotel Le Littré is committed to providing you with a smooth experience, especially for your transportation to various sporting events. With metro stations near the hotel (Lines 4, 6, 12, and 13), you can effortlessly and swiftly reach the Olympic events, ensuring a stress-free journey.The schedule of Olympic competitions in the French capitalFirst of all, here are the key dates to remember:Starting on July 26, 2024, the Olympic Games will kick off with the opening ceremony, bringing together nearly 10,500 athletes for a spectacular parade of 160 boats on the Seine in Paris. The competition will conclude on August 11.As for the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, they will take place from August 28 to September 8.Explore the Olympic event venues located near our Hotel Le Littré:Basketball 3×3: July 30 to August 5 at La ConcordeBMX Freestyle: July 30 to 31 at La ConcordeBreaking Dance: August 9 to 10 at La ConcordeRoad Cycling: July 27 to August 4 at Pont d’Iéna – Invalides & Pont Alexandre IIIFencing: July 25 to August 4 at the Grand PalaisJudo: July 27 to August 3 at the Champ de Mars ArenaWrestling: August 5 to 11 at the Champ de Mars ArenaMarathon Swimming: August 8 to 9 at Pont Alexandre IIISkateboarding: July 27 to August 7 at La ConcordeArchery: July 25 to August 4 at Les InvalidesTriathlon: July 30 to August 5 at Pont Alexandre IIIBeach Volleyball: July 27 to August 10 at the Eiffel TowerPractical Tips for Visitors to the Paris Olympic GamesDuring this period of the Olympic Games, traffic will nonetheless be heavily disrupted in the capital, with many parking restrictions and roads closed for logistical and security reasons.Regarding the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 games, here is the map that will help you better understand and optimize your travel.From July 18th to July 26th: (Map above)Gray Zones: Access only for pedestrians and cyclists with a QR Code pass. No vehicles allowed.Red Zones: Free circulation for pedestrians and cyclists. No vehicles allowed.3.5On the day of the Ceremony, July 26th: (Map above)Gray Zones: Access only for ticket holders and residents. Cyclists and vehicles are not allowed.Red Zones: Motorized traffic will be prohibited. Pedestrians and cyclists can move freely.To find out in detail about the travel modifications for the Olympics, we invite you to explore this interactive map: https://anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/carte-interactive-impacts-deplacements-ile-franceWhile some areas of Paris will be subject to significant access restrictions to ensure the safety and smooth running of the Games, the city is making every effort to make public transportation as accessible as possible for spectators and residents. However, it is advisable to plan your trips in advance and prioritize non-motorized modes of transportation in regulated areas.Regarding walking, a QR Code will be required and mandatory to pass through the security perimeter around the opening ceremony venue. Open since May 13th, this means you can now register to obtain your pass to move along the Seine and around the Arc de Triomphe, from July 18th to 26th, the week leading up to the opening ceremony. The Île de la Cité, Île Saint Louis, Pont d’Austerlitz, and Trocadéro are also affected.This QR Code is useful for residents, workers, visitors with a ticket for the Olympics, individuals with a cultural appointment, a judicial summons, or a medical appointment. Expect to justify your status with, for example, proof of residence, an employment contract, or your ticket for the opening ceremony. A photo and an identity card will also be required.After the opening ceremony on July 26th, the security perimeter subject to the QR code will only concern the surroundings of the Olympic venues. Traffic should be less restrictive.To obtain your QR Code, go here.Changes and closures of public transportation stationsRegarding public transportation specifics, several changes are to be expected. Indeed, higher than normal attendance is anticipated by the city of Paris, particularly around the busiest competition venues such as Champ de Mars, Place de la Concorde, Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est, Stade de France, Stade Roland Garros, and finally Parc des Princes.Here are the Metro and Tram stations that are closed or will close during the Olympics:Champs-Elysées – Clémenceau station is closed until September 21st (Metro 1, 13)Concorde station is also closed until September 21st (Metro 1, 8, 12)Tuileries station is also closed until September 21st (Metro 1)On July 24th, 2024, and from July 27th, 2024, to August 3rd, 2024, as well as on August 9th and 10th, 2024, starting from 4 p.m., access to Boulogne – Jean-Jaurès, Boulogne Pont de Saint-Cloud, Exelmans, Michel-Ange – Auteuil, and Michel Molitor will be entirely closed, and transfers will be impossible.Some tram stations will also be closed:Tram T2: “Porte d’Issy” and “Porte de Versailles” – from 07/25 to 08/11 and from 08/29 to 09/07Tram T3a: “Porte de Versailles” – from 07/25 to 08/11 and from 08/29 to 09/07Tram T3b: “Colette Besson” – from 07/27 to 08/10 and from 08/29 to 09/08In conclusion, several public transportation lines will be affected by heavy traffic during the Games. Here are the specific lines affected:Metros: line 5, line 6, line 7, line 8, line 9, line 10, line 12, line 13, and line 14Trams: T3a and T3bTrains: line J (towards Ermont-Eaubonne), line L (towards Versailles Rive Droite), line N, line P (towards Meaux), and line URER B, RER C, and RER DBus: information to comeUnique Olympic Experiences: Let the Festivities BeginWith “Paris Celebrates the Games,” starting from June 1st, the party will be everywhere in the capital!The city of Paris promises that you will find a large number of free festivities in the heart of Paris, allowing you to experience the atmosphere of the Olympic Games without needing tickets.Several fan zones will be set up, notably at the Château de Vincennes, Parc Georges Valbon in La Courneuve, and on the Ile-Saint-Denis which will host Africa Station, dedicated to African culture and sports. These zones will also offer broadcasts of the events, concerts, shows, and sports activities. Iconic sites such as the Hôtel de Ville, the Climate Academy, and the Audacious City will also offer activities related to themes such as solidarity, equality, and youth.Discover the map below to explore the different festive locations.How to Enjoy Paris Away from the Olympic Bustle: Our Tips to Avoid the CrowdsIf you haven’t managed to get tickets or you’re simply not interested in this event, here are a few hidden gems of Paris and monuments that will remain accessible this summer and not far from our hotel Le Littré.Gardens and Parcs :Parc Montsouris –  2 Rue Gazan, 75014 ParisJardin du Luxembourg – 3 Rue Guynemer, 75006 ParisParc André Citroën – 2 Rue Cauchy, 75015 ParisParc de Vincennes – Route de la Pyramide, 75012 ParisRestaurants et Terraces :Drawing House Restaurant 21 Rue Vercingétorix, 75014 ParisSangeet : 64 rue de la Glacière, 75013 Paris Didon : 8 rue du Dragon, 75006 ParisShiro : 168 boulevard Saint Germain, 75006 ParisLa Jacobine : 59-61 rue Saint André des Arts, 75006 ParisPépite la Cave : 36 rue de Buci, 75006 ParisRalph Lauren Café : 173 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris Jun : 1 rue de Condé, 75006 ParisLa Caveau de la Huchette : 5 rue de la Huchette, 75005 ParisLes Fauves : 33 boulevard Edgar Quinet, 75014 ParisColvert : 57 rue Saint André, 75006 ParisCafé Louise : 155 boulevard Saint Germain des Prés, 75006 ParisMonuments :Le Panthéon : Place du Panthéon, 75005 ParisL’église St Germain des Prés : 3 Place Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 ParisL’église St Sulpice : 2 Rue Palatine, 75006 ParisMuseums :Fondation Dubuffet : 137 rue de Sèvres, 75006 ParisMusée Bourdelle : 18 Rue Antoine Bourdelle, 75015 ParisFondation Cartier : 261 Bd Raspail, 75014 ParisMusée Rodin :  77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 ParisMusée Zadkine : 100 bis Rue d’Assas, 75006 Paris

Dear coffee lovers and Le Littré hotel guests, you’ll be delighted to learn that the Montparnasse district, where our hotel is located, is famous for its charming Parisian cafés, which often pay homage to the area’s rich artistic and literary heritage. Before exploring the best cafés and restaurants in the 6th arrondissement, let’s take a brief look back at the history of Parisian cafés.The history of cafés:The history of cafés goes back several centuries, but their popularity exploded in 17th-century Europe, particularly in Paris. In the Montparnasse district at the beginning of the 20th century, cafés became emblematic places for intellectual and artistic life. Writers, artists and thinkers gathered in these establishments to exchange ideas, discuss politics and create innovative cultural movements, such as Picasso, Hemingway and Sartre. These cafés played an essential role in the formation of artistic movements such as Cubism, Surrealism and Existentialism, leaving an indelible mark on the cultural history of Montparnasse and Paris as a whole.Today, although the days of Montparnasse’s artistic bohemia are long gone, the vibrant, cosmopolitan atmosphere of its cafés persists. These establishments continue to attract a diverse clientele, mixing locals, tourists and art and culture enthusiasts. Montparnasse’s cafés remain lively places to meet and chat, where you can enjoy a coffee while observing the comings and goings of passers-by or immersing yourself in a good book. This eclectic, convivial atmosphere perpetuates Montparnasse’s historic heritage as a fertile ground for the exchange of ideas and artistic creation, making its cafés essential institutions of contemporary Parisian life.The best cafés in MontparnasseIn our exploration of the best cafés in the Montparnasse district, we invite you to discover our selection where you can be transported by the bewitching aromas and rich flavors of these establishments that embody the very essence of Parisian café culture.1: Le Café Bohème Edgar QuinetIn the heart of the theater district, right next to the Edgar Quinet metro station, nestles a real gem: the Café Bohème. Right in the heart of the Edgar Quinet theater district, this café embodies a timeless parenthesis in Montparnasse, nostalgically evoking the Montmartre of the 20s, as sung by Aznavour. Its brightly colored terrace and warm interior portray a singular charm, imbued with a country touch reminiscent of the walks of the young Arthur Rimbaud. Imbued with the atmosphere of its neighborhood, Café Bohème offers contemporary cuisine that’s open to the world, inviting you on a gustatory journey as rich as the history that surrounds it.Address: 19 Bd Edgar Quinet, 75014 Paris9-minute walk from the hotelOpen every day of the week from 7 a.m. to 2 a.m.Breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner menus2: Le Café Quartier VavinLe Café Quartier Vavin, in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, is a haven of peace in the heart of the bustling city. With its warm ambience and elegant decor, it attracts a varied clientele, from local regulars to visitors in search of authenticity. Inside, large windows let in natural light, illuminating the space adorned with wooden tables and comfortable chairs. The outdoor terrace, lined with greenery, provides the ideal setting for enjoying sunny days while watching the comings and goings of passers-by. On the culinary side, Café Quartier Vavin offers a tempting selection of traditional French dishes and delicious pastries, all prepared with fresh, quality ingredients. Whether for a morning coffee, lunch with friends or a romantic dinner, this iconic café embodies the Parisian art of living at its best.Address: 18 Rue Vavin, 75006 Paris11-minute walk from the hotelOpen weekdays from 8am to 1am3: Le Maine CaféLe Maine Café, located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, is a charming address where you can enjoy delicious French specialties in a friendly atmosphere. The café is renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and friendly welcome. Whether for morning coffee, lunch with friends or dinner with the family, the Maine Café offers an authentic gastronomic experience. On the menu you’ll find a selection of traditional French dishes, often prepared with local, seasonal ingredients. Fresh salads, meat and fish dishes, and gourmet desserts are available to satisfy every culinary craving.Address: 88 Av. du Maine, 75014 Paris15-minute walk from the hotelOpen every day of the week from 8 a.m. to 1 a.m.Happy Hour from 6pm to 10pm4: Le selectLocated in the heart of Paris’ 6th arrondissement, Le Select is an emblematic café that embodies the spirit and elegance of the French capital. Nestled on the corner of boulevard Montparnasse and rue Vavin, this historic establishment is much more than just a café: it’s a veritable meeting place for culture and relaxation. On the menu: a wide choice of cocktails, rosés and fine French wines from the large bar at the heart of the establishment. Food-wise, you’ll find fine cuts of meat and fish.Address: 99 Bd du Montparnasse, 75006 Paris8-minute walk from the hotel5: Le Café du Rendez-VousLocated on the Place Denfert-Rochereau, the Café du Rendez-Vous is nestled in one of the capital’s liveliest neighborhoods, offering friendly French cuisine with a twist to delight the taste buds. At Café du Rendez-Vous, the atmosphere is one of conviviality and moments shared with family and friends. Whether in summer, with its sunny terrace, or in winter, in its cosy indoor dining room, this establishment welcomes residents of all ages, making it an essential meeting place for local residents.The brasserie menu is both simple and dynamic, with a focus on seasonal produce and a typically Parisian bistro atmosphere. The kitchen even stays open until 2 a.m. on weekend evenings. The authentic dishes will seduce you with their freshness and quality.Address: 2 Av. du Général Leclerc, 75014 Paris14-minute walk from the hotelOpen every day of the week from 7.30 a.m. to 2 a.m.Happy Hour from 4pm – 9pm6: La RotondeNestled in the heart of the legendary Montparnasse district, this brasserie has played host to a host of celebrities, from Picasso and Modigliani to Cocteau, Trotsky, Gershwin and Scott Fitzgerald. For a century, La Rotonde was a privileged witness to the effervescence of Montparnasse, in the heart of this lively district, 24 hours a day.Behind its magnificent façade, spacious lounges adorned with large red velvet banquettes invite you to savor refined, traditional French cuisine. In this cosy atmosphere, you can enjoy every moment. On sunny days, La Rotonde offers you the chance to enjoy its large terrace, steeped in the typically Parisian atmosphere of a place steeped in history.Address: 105 Bd du Montparnasse, 75006 Paris9-minute walk from the hotelOpen every day of the week, from 7:30 a.m. to 2 a.m.Happy Hour 5pm-10pm7: Le Café de FloreJust a stone’s throw from Montparnasse lies the St Germain des Prés district. Right in the heart of this district nestles the most famous of cafés: Le Café de Flore. Founded in 1887, it’s famous for its timeless ambience, red leather banquettes, antique mirrors and Art Deco decor.Over the decades, Café de Flore became a meeting place for intellectuals, writers, artists and philosophers. Among its famous customers were Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone de Beauvoir, Albert Camus and Pablo Picasso. Today, it continues to attract writers, artists, celebrities and tourists from all over the world, eager to soak up its unique atmosphere and rich cultural past.In addition to its historic ambience, Café de Flore is prized for its Parisian classics, such as croissants, salads, omelettes and, of course, its coffee. The café retains its old-world charm while offering an authentically Parisian experience.Address: 172 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris10 min with Métro 4 or 20 min on footOpen daily from 7:30am to 1:30am8: La Table du Luxembourg La Table du Luxembourg offers an exceptional gastronomic experience in the heart of the Jardin du Luxembourg. Headed by Michelin-starred chef Philippe Renard, this café-restaurant combines traditional French cuisine with contemporary touches. The décor is elegant and luminous, with large bay windows offering a breathtaking view of the garden. Dishes vary with the seasons, and include specialties such as North Atlantic cod a la plancha and farmhouse chicken roasted with thyme. The outdoor terrace adds a pleasant dimension to al fresco dining, especially in fine weather, making this a popular destination for quiet lunches or special events.Address: 7 Rue Guynemer, 75006 Paris15 min walk from the hotelOpen Wednesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.Why these cafés?Each café featured in this list has been chosen for its uniqueness. From Café du Rendez-Vous, which embodies Parisian authenticity with its convivial cuisine and central location, to La Rotonde, a veritable institution steeped in history where tradition meets modernity, each establishment offers its own unique experience. Whether for their bohemian ambience, carefully selected wine list or culinary specialties, these cafés are Montparnasse gems waiting to be discovered.Our tips for visiting MontparnasseFor an unforgettable experience, we recommend visiting these cafés at different times of the day. Enjoy Café du Rendez-Vous for a lively lunch with family or friends, savor an early morning coffee at Maine Café to start your day on the right foot, or immerse yourself in the hushed atmosphere of La Rotonde for a romantic dinner. And don’t miss the special events organized in these establishments, such as wine tastings or theme evenings.As a hotel located in the heart of Montparnasse, we strongly encourage our guests to explore this emblematic district not only for its rich artistic and cultural heritage, but also for its remarkable cafés. Whether for a coffee break on the terrace, a convivial meal or a lively evening out, Montparnasse’s cafés are essential destinations for discovering the very essence of Parisian life.

Dear readers, looking for unique experiences in Paris during June? Read our Gazette de l’Hôtel Le Littré, which lists the museums to visit, the best Parisian restaurants and some events… For any advice, don’t hesitate to ask our concierge. Enjoy your reading.The Dubuffet FoundationIf you like to contemplate the beautiful architecture of Paris, the Fondation Dubuffet is the place to be. Not a traditional museum, it’s a living space, showcasing Jean Dubuffet’s archives and art collection through permanent and temporary exhibitions. There’s no need to book your visit: the foundation welcomes you Monday to Friday, 2pm to 6pm.137 rue de Sèvres, 75006 Paris10-minute walk from the hotelPrice : full €8, discounted rate €5, free for children under 10MATCH: The design and sport exhibitionOn the occasion of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the Musée du Luxembourg presents the exhibition “MATCH”. This exhibition explores the impact of design on sport, the links between these two fields and their future evolution. It also shows how sport inspires leading designers in fields such as automobiles and ready-to-wear. Located close to the hotel, this exhibition is not to be missed.Musée du Luxembourg, 19 rue de Vaugirard – 75006 ParisFrom March 13th, 2024 to August 11th, 2024Price : €1415-minute walk from the hotelCity: Reality and MythIf you enjoy contemplating oil paintings and watercolor and Indian ink drawings, head to Galleries Montparnasse, just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. This exhibition creates a mysterious bridge between reality and dreams, offering a vision of Paris and other places through the eyes of artists Yaroslav Gorbanevsky and Elie Rizkallah.Galleries Montparnasse, 55 rue du Montparnasse, 75006 ParisFree admissionVernissages June 7th and 8th (from 5 pm to 8 pm)Every day from June 7th to 20th, (2pm to 7pm)National Music Day on the 21st of JuneCome and celebrate National Music Day in our Capital City. Music will be on every street corner. Just a 10-minute walk from the hotel, the Jardin du Luxembourg welcomes the group Alborz, two female singers who pay tribute to the women of Iran and beyond. Accompanied by guitarists and keyboardists, they will perform from 6pm to 9pm. In addition, a Queer Jazz Pop concert awaits you in the park from 8:30pm to 9pm. What better way to explore Paris to the rhythm of music?Have a brunch with your familyPUB ST Germain is a meeting place for visitors who come for lunch, brunch or even dinner. On Sunday lunchtimes, the place transforms into a family atmosphere, with a playroom dedicated to children… ideal for keeping them entertained while you enjoy fresh fruit juice, scrambled eggs, pancakes and other delights.17 Rue de l’Ancienne Comédie, 75006 ParisBetween €10 and €30 per personMetro 4 station Odéon or 22-minute walkCafé LouiseCafé Louise is a modern brasserie in the St Germain des Prés district that revisits French classics. At any time of day, this restaurant treats its customers to French specialties and comfort dishes on a 100% home-made menu. You’ll be surprised by the warm welcome …155 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 Paris15-minute walk from the hotel or Métro 4 station Saint-Germain-des-PrésSuitable for disabled guestsApprox. €50 per personLe Caveau de la HuchetteWelcome to the temple of Swing! Le Caveau de la Huchette, located in the Latin Quarter, is one of the city’s most famous jazz clubs. It offers a lively, intimate atmosphere where jazz fans can enjoy live performances in a historic setting. The venue has a long history dating back to the 1940s and continues to attract visitors from all over the world. Come and discover its atmosphere!5 Rue de la Huchette, 75005 ParisAdmission: Sunday to Thursday: €14 and Friday to Saturday: €16Metro 4, stop at Saint-Michel Notre-DameBarbe-Bleue – Pina BauschPlunge into the heart of the majestic Opéra Garnier and let yourself be carried away by a unique show in which traditional storytelling merges with contemporary choreography. With her ballet “Bluebeard”, the German choreographer explores the emotions and psychological complexities of the characters, offering an intense and memorable theatrical experience. Tickets are still available for performances on June 23, 28, 29 and 30!Place de l’Opéra, 75009 ParisFrom €154 per personSmart attire requiredBus 68 and stop at Opéra

Dear readers, are you looking for unique activities to do in Paris during the month of May? The team at Hotel Le Littré is delighted to assist you through La Gazette Le Littré. On the agenda: exhibitions, museums, events, restaurants… This gazette compiles all the things to do. We wish you happy reading!Andia’s Latin flavoursAndia, located in the heart of the 16th arrondissement, appears as a breath of exoticism and distant horizons. Just as in its ambiance and gastronomy, this establishment offers a journey through a Latin menu embracing the peaks of the Andes, the Amazon jungle, and the coasts of Mexico. Don’t forget to make a stop at this ceviche temple: an appetizer made of raw fish that will make you want to taste everything else on the menu!19 Chaussée. de la Muette, 75016 ParisMetro 6, get off at Trocadéro, then Metro 9, stop at La MuetteApprox. 52€ per personOpen every dayLa Petite RégaladeBruno Doucet, chef of La Petite Régalade, embodies the cuisine of all regions with generosity and conviviality. The teams at La Petite Régalade are committed to upholding the heritage and values of Yves Camdeborde. This restaurant is a canteen, a modern family place steeped in history where you can enjoy an excellent chicken supreme or a grilled cod for fish lovers.14 Rue Daunou, 75002 ParisBus 68, get off at Opéra – 4 SeptembreApprox. €40 per personClosed Saturday and SundayColvert RestaurantWelcome to Le Colvert, a neighborhood address for lovers of fine food and good wine. In the kitchen, you’ll find a large family of passionate restaurateurs whose motivation: gourmet pleasure. Chef Arnaud Baptiste loves hospitality, supported by a team with an infectious smile. We look forward to welcoming you …54 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 ParisMetro 4, stop at OdéonApprox. €50 per personOpen every dayCafé CassetteNestled along the famous Rue de Rennes, next to the hotel, this brasserie offers a cozy and flowery atmosphere, bathed in a bright yellow ambiance. On the menu, you’ll find trendy cuisine distinguished by its gourmet and comforting character, highlighting fresh and seasonal products.73 Rue de Rennes, 75006 Paris5min walk from the hotelApprox. €25 per personOpen every dayLa naissance des grands magasinsThe Museum of Decorative Arts invites you to immerse yourself in the heart of the exhibition “La naissance des grands magasins”, which will be presented until March 2025. This exhibition offers you the opportunity to explore the captivating history of iconic fashion empires such as Galeries Lafayette, La Samaritaine, Printemps Haussmann, and Le Bon Marché, from their beginnings to the present day.107 Rue de Rivoli, 75001 ParisBus 68, stop at Pyramides – Saint-HonoréEntry €15, reduced rate €10, under-26s free.Soieries impériales pour VersaillesUntil June 23, 2024, the Grand Trianon hosts an exhibition dedicated to the exceptional commission of Napoleon I to the silk manufacturers of Lyon, intended to refurnish the Palace of Versailles. Through a collection of 120 silk pieces, the exhibition highlights the monarchy of the grand era of the Second Empire.Château de Versailles, 78000 VersaillesBus 92, get off at Bosquet – Rapp and RER C, stop at Versailles Château Rive GaucheEntry €12 per person, €8 reduced rateA colorful show!HOLI, the traditional Indian festival of colors, makes its grand return on May 26, 2024, at the heart of the 18 hectares of the Jardin d’Acclimatation. The program includes Indian dance and singing performances throughout the day, workshops, a craft market, a gastronomic village, and above all, a massive release of colors using 200 kg of warm-toned Holi powder: a symbol of vitality and optimism.Jardin d’Acclimatation, Bois de Boulogne, 75116 ParisMetro 12, get off at Concorde and Metro 1, stop at Les SablonsEntry €7 per personJames Cameron’s ArtWho doesn’t know the iconic films Titanic, Avatar, or Terminator? Nobody, that’s right! James Cameron, who brought all these famous universes to life, now considered classics, is regarded as one of the greatest directors and screenwriters of his time. The Cinémathèque française pays a beautiful tribute to his entire body of work in an exhibition coming to the capital from April 4, 2024, to January 5, 2025!51 Rue de Bercy, 75012 ParisMetro 6, stop at BercyDid you know?The oldest house in Paris dates back to 1407! It is located at 51 rue de Montmorency, in the 3rd arrondissement, and belonged to the famous alchemist Nicolas Flamel. Today, this place is a charming restaurant, its walls laden with over 6 centuries of history.

Are you wondering what to do in Paris in April? Every month, the team at Hotel Le Littré shares its recommendations to help make your stay optimal. We keep you informed about the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, and gastronomic restaurants not to be missed to delight your taste buds in this April month.Are you ready to discover some activities and places to see in Paris? If you need additional advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.Chez l’Ami JeanAt l’Ami Jean, no two plates are ever alike: passion is breathed into every dish. A blend of the riches of Bays Basque and a Breton childhood. During the game season, it’s a pleasure to taste roast game pigeon “foie gras mushroom” or hare à la royale Senator Couteaux style. Don’t leave without tasting the best rice pudding in Paris, accompanied by its succulent caramel.27 rue Malar, Paris, 75007, FranceBus 92 and stop at Bosquet – Saint-DominiqueApproximately 60€ per personClosed on sunday and mondayLes PapillesThe restaurant combines a grocery store with a wine bar. The South-West often takes pride of place, with an emphasis on fresh, seasonal produce. Here, the cuisine changes daily, and is composed according to the market finds of Bertrand Bluy and his chef Ulric Claude. Treat yourself to old-fashioned duck foie gras, pan-fried black pudding or sweetbreads. We’ll also be happy to advise you on wine from a wide selection of excellent producers.30 Rue Gay-Lussac, 75005 ParisBus 89 and stop at LuxembourgApproximately 45€ per personClosed on sunday and mondayLes FauvesLes Fauves is the meeting of several styles of cuisine, all of which reflect a genuine savoir-faire, in a quirky, authentic atmosphere. Our tasty home cooking is based on fresh produce selected with a responsible organic and local approach. Enjoy the house specialty: braise grilling!33 boulevard Edgar Quinet – 75014 Paris10 minute walk from the hotelApproximately 35€ per personOpen everydayCafé Nina MetayerThe Maison Colbert hotel now offers a brand-new tea time, imagined by Nina Métayer, voted best pastry chef in the world in 2023. A blend of childhood flavors and gourmet patisserie, tea time offers a gourmet experience to share with friends and family. Open every afternoon from Wednesday to Saturday at Café Clotilde.Café Clotilde 7 Rue de l’Hôtel Colbert – 75005 Paris 5Metro 4, and stop at Saint-Michel Notre-DameEnviron 36€ par personne – Sur réservationOuvert du mercredi au samedi“Inventing Impressionism” exhibitionThe Musée d’Orsay is celebrating a very special anniversary: the first Impressionist exhibition held in Paris in 1875. Rejecting the norms and traditions of their time, Monet, Degas, Pissaro, Renoir, Cézanne, Morisot and many others decided to create their own exhibition, showcasing their artistic movement: Impressionism. The exhibition Paris 1874, inventing Impressionism brings together 130 works to tell the story of this period of evolution and innovation in France.Musée d’Orsay – 62 rue de Lille – 75007 ParisMetro 12 and stop at SolferinoFrom 26th of March until 14th of July 2024 – Closed on MondayPrice : 16€ for full rate, 13€ for reduced ratesThe Philharmonie RooftopLooking for the best views in Paris? Then head for the Philharmonie de Paris: the temple of music, especially classical music. This building nestles in the Parc de la Villette in the 19th arrondissement. Here, you can admire the Eiffel Tower and the Sacré-Coeur. The Belvedere is open from April to October, Wednesday to Sunday. Don’t miss a beautiful sunset over Paris!Philharmonie de Paris – 221 Avenue Jean Jaurès – 75019 ParisMetro 4 and stop at Paris Est then metro 5 until Porte de PantinAdmire the cherry blossomsWith the arrival of spring comes cherry blossom season, with a stroll under the Sakuras to enjoy Hanami (cherry blossom festival). The warm weather returns to illuminate Paris, and spring brings beautiful colors to the capital to brighten up Parisians’ strolls. If there’s one spot in Paris not to be missed when looking for beautiful Japanese cherry trees, it’s the Jardin des Plantes at the Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle.Jardin des Plantes – 57 Rue Cuvier, 75005 ParisBus 89 and stop at Jardin des PlantesJardin Albert Kahn – 2 Rue du Port, 92100 Boulogne-BillancourtMétro 10 and stop at Boulogne Pont de Saint-CloudChocolates from “Grande Epicerie of Paris”La Grande Épicerie de Paris plunges us into an ocean of chocolate treats with its ultra-gourmand and playful Easter collection. Head to Rue de Sèvres and Rue de Passy to let your children enjoy them!La Grande Epicerie de Paris – 38 rue de Sèvres 75007 Paris10 minute walk from the hotel

Wondering what to do in Paris in March? Every month, the Hôtel Le Littré team shares its recommendations to help you make the most of your stay. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, as well as not-to-be-missed gourmet restaurants to delight your taste buds this March.Are you ready to learn about some of the things to do and see in Paris? If you need further advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.Restaurants et cafésMistinguettDiscreetly hidden away on the second floor of the Casino de Paris, the bistronomic restaurant Minstinguett is breathtakingly beautiful. Named after the historic showgirl from the turn of the last century, the restaurant aims to recreate the ambiance of the Roaring Twenties. Enjoy a Josephine Baker cocktail, followed by a hearty veal chop en croûte, in a setting where every detail has been carefully thought out: from the hushed alcoves to the red banquettes to the ornate ceiling.16 Rue de Clichy, 75009 ParisMétro 12 et s’arrêter à Saint LazareEnviron 60€ par personneBien ElevéThis restaurant pays particular attention to the choice of its producers. Months of research, journeys to the heart of France’s terroirs, tastings: nothing has been left to chance to find those who have developed exceptional know-how while respecting sustainable agriculture. Enjoy tasty meats accompanied by homemade pommes grenailles: a real treat!47 Rue Richer, 75009 ParisMetro 12 and stop at Notre-Dame-de-LoretteApprox. €40 per person for exceptional cuts of meatPépites La CaveWith almost 1500 references at your disposal, the possibilities are numerous. This winery aims to represent the whole of the French vineyard, and to help you discover our beautiful wine-growing terroir. Each wine in the store is carefully selected, met during wine trips or tastings with their partners.Ralph Lauren CaféWooden floors, oak-panelled walls, marble fireplace, crystal chandelier – the atmosphere is warm and chic in Paris’ first Ralph Lauren café. The à la carte menu features a fine selection of coffees, Matcha Lattes and hot chocolates. Gourmets will be tempted by brownies, cookies and other delights.173 Bd Saint-Germain, 75006 ParisMetro 4, stop at Saint-Germain-des-PrésApprox. €15 per personExhibitionsExhibitions “Transparences”The Musée Yves Saint Laurent Paris unveils its new fashion exhibition, “Transparences – Le pouvoir des matières”. It explores the art of transparency, a concept unique to Yves Saint Laurent, highlighting materials such as chiffon, lace and tulle to reinvent fashion. This trend would have allowed women to assert their sensuality while preserving their mystery and independence.5 Avenue Marceau – 75116 ParisBus 63 direction Porte de la Muette stop at AlmaAdmission €12February 9 to August 25, 2024 – Open Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 6pmLuminiscence Immersive ShowHighlighting the richness of France’s architectural heritage through immersive experiences, this new concept is called Luminiscence. You’ll witness 360-degree sound and light shows worthy of unique technological know-how, combining 3D modeling, video projection and spatialized sound to reveal the secrets of these historic monuments. And until March 22, the spotlight is on the Église Saint-Eustache, a Gothic church in the heart of Les Halles.Eglise Saint-Eustache – 2 Imp. Saint-Eustache, 75001 ParisMetro 4, stop at Les HallesFull price: €14 – Open Tuesday to SaturdayEgypt of the PharaohsA fabulous journey awaits us this year at the Atelier des Lumières: discover the Egypt of the Pharaohs, from Khéops to Ramsès II. Ancient Egypt and its great figures never cease to fascinate us. Monumental buildings, engravings, paintings and art, mythology and archaeological remains all await you.38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 ParisMetro 4 to Réaumur Sébastopol then metro 3 and stop at rue Saint-MaurFull price: €17Until January 5, 2024 – Open dailyLe Palais GarnierAn architectural masterpiece inaugurated in 1875 at the request of Napoleon III, the Palais Garnier is undoubtedly one of Paris’s most dazzling monuments. A must-see in the world of dance and opera.38 Rue Saint-Maur, 75011 ParisMetro 12 to Saint-LazarreFull price: €14 – Open daily

Émile Littré was a man of many talents and commitments, whose influence has left a lasting mark in the fields of language, philosophy, and politics in France. Throughout this article, you will discover his life and his commitments to France.A life rich in experiences and rewarding.It all begins with the birth of this man, Émile Littré, born in 1801 in the 6th arrondissement. The first years of his life unfold around Cognac, but Émile Littré quickly returns to Paris by 1811. He begins his studies at the Louis Le Grand High School, located in the 5th arrondissement of Paris, where he forms a friendship with a certain Louis Hachette, who will become his future publisher. Approaching the end of his high school years, Émile Littré hesitates about his vocation. Around 1822, he eventually starts studying medicine and becomes a hospital intern. At the same time, he takes the opportunity to improve his linguistic skills and manages to master reading and writing in four modern languages by the age of 25, thus becoming an excellent Hellenist and Latinist. On the verge of completing his medical thesis in 1830 to obtain recognition as a physician, Émile Littré decides that he does not wish to pursue this professional path, although he never severed his ties with this profession throughout his life.Emile Littré was a man interested in everything… cites Jean Hamburger in his book “Monsieur Littré”. Eager for knowledge, Emile Littré agrees to translate the complete works of Hippocrates. Later, he also publishes texts on history and science, notably in numerous medical publications.Around 1835, he marries Pauline Lacoste, with whom he will have a daughter and will live in a peaceful union until the end of his days. Thanks to his various writings, he can finally settle in a Parisian apartment located on Rue de l’Ouest in the 14th arrondissement. Just steps away from the Luxembourg Gardens, which he is familiar with, this apartment is larger and more comfortable to accommodate his family.Émile Littré also had a notable political career. He was elected as a senator in 1871, representing moderate republicans. His political commitment was often in line with his philosophical convictions, notably his support for secularism and science as the foundation of society.At the age of 38, Emile Littré became a member of an institution playing a role in promoting research through the awarding of numerous prizes: the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles-Lettres. During this time, his attraction to the French language was stronger than ever. It was at this moment that he considered creating a dictionary entirely dedicated to etymological questions. In 1841, he submitted his idea to his friend Hachette, who ran a publishing house. This dictionary aimed to enrich words by analyzing them and providing relevant quotations. Much of his life would be devoted to the realization of this work.A week after Émile Littré’s death, the great French journalist and writer Émile Zola went so far as to proclaim him “the man of the century”.A touch of Emile Littré at the Hotel Le Littré.Take a moment to stroll through the Verandabar. Despite the digital age, Hotel Le Littré provides its guests with several copies of the Littré dictionary. Take advantage of this opportunity to explore it and deepen your knowledge while enjoying a drink of your choice that our bartender will be delighted to serve you.

Welcome to Hotel Le Littré, a establishment with harmony and Parisian elegance! Each month, our team is committed to providing you with the most sophisticated recommendations to explore the City of Light. Whether you are passionate about art, museums, or gastronomy, we have carefully crafted specific suggestions for this month of January, inviting you to an authentic immersion into the very essence of Paris. Allow us to be your privileged guide in discovering the capital, thus transforming your stay at our hotel into a genuine experience, marked by memorable visits, enriching cultural experiences, and the tasting of delicious French specialties.A Parisian bistro cuisineWhen we want to immerse ourselves in the art of bistronomic cuisine, it’s Bistrot Le Troquet that comes to mind! The moleskin benches, mirrors, and small, closely arranged tables invite you to conviviality. The clients of this restaurant come for the ambiance as well as for the cuisine of the young chef, Marc Mouton, who crafts delicious recipes and highlights fresh seasonal ingredients.21 rue François Bonvin, 15th arrondissementClosed on Sundays and MondaysBus 89 and stop at Volontaires – LecourbeApprox. €65 per personA sophisticated menu in KongIn weightlessness, the Kong restaurant exudes an atmosphere that is simultaneously relaxed, chic, and entertaining. Nothing is left to chance to ensure the success of this establishment perched on the rooftops of Paris. Kong offers a fusion cuisine, blending French elegance with Japanese exoticism. Each bite provides a unique experience, a journey between two worlds, in an environment that is both quirky and elegant, complemented by a panoramic view of the Seine and the Pont Neuf.1 rue du Pont neuf, 1st arrondissementMetro 4 and stop at ChâteletApprox. €80 per personHonoring “La Chandeleur”Honor la Chandeleur on February 2nd! Taste the delicious French crepes. This tradition originated as an ancient pagan and Latin festival, later evolving into a Christian religious celebration. Discover the must-visit addresses!La Cuillière en Bois: 108 rue des Entrepreneurs, 15th arrondissementLe Petit Morhiban: 20 rue d’Odessa, 14th arrondissementLe Breizh Café: 109 rue Veille du Temple, 3rd arrondissementCreperie Suzette, 24 rue des Francs, 4th arrondissementA musical dinner at BelcantoEnjoy an unforgettable evening at Belcanto Paris by booking a dinner show. The musical restaurant takes you into the unique world of lyrical singing while savoring the Chef’s refined and delicious cuisine. For a romantic evening as a couple or with friends, get ready for a true experience in this unusual establishment in Paris near City Hall. Let the celebration begin!72, quai de l’Hôtel de Ville, 4th arrondissementBus 96, stop at Hôtel de VilleThe Puccini menu is €104 per personThe Montmartre museumA few steps from the Sacré-Cœur and the Place du Tertre, the Montmartre Museum and its gardens offer a haven of peace and greenery in the heart of Paris. Through permanent collections, discover the history of the hill, the excitement of Montmartre workshops and cabarets, as well as temporary collections and the studio of Suzanne Valadon.12 Rue Cortot, 18th arrondissementMetro 12, stop at Lamarck – CaulaincourtAdmission €15 per personOpen daily from 10am to 6pmThe Rodin museum turns into a dance floorThe Rodin Museum invites you to this LOVE evening, highlighting Camille Claudel’s La Valse, celebrating its one hundred sixtieth anniversary this year. Every hour, the museum’s hall will be transformed into a dance workshop, allowing all couples to waltz with the valuable guidance of professional dancers. After celebrating love with a swirling waltz, visiting couples can rediscover Claudel and Rodin through the stories told along the route and the artworks. This evening promises you an exceptional night77 Rue de Varenne, 7th arrondissement ParisMetro 13, stop at VarenneFull price: €27 and -26 years: €15Contemplate the works in the Petit PalaisThe Petit Palais of Paris is an architectural and artistic marvel that is sure to captivate your imagination and leave you in awe. The building itself and the gardens are works of art. In addition to its free permanent collection, the Petit Palais regularly features temporary exhibitions, some of which are ticketed, showcasing contemporary artists and innovative artistic themes. Unlike larger and often more crowded Parisian museums, the Petit Palais offers a more intimate atmosphere. At the end of your visit, treat yourself to a well-deserved break by relaxing in the charming museum café.Av. Winston Churchill, 8th ParisMetro 13, stop at Champs-Élysées – ClemenceauFree entranceCandle LightsCome and discover Candlelight’s magnificent musical shows in some of Paris’s most beautiful historic monuments. Candles create a warm glow and pay tribute to the likes of Coldplay and Hans Zimmer. Buy your Valentine’s Day tickets online.

Kick off the April 2024 holidays in Paris with a cultural and religious celebration: Easter in Paris! Join in the numerous family activities, such as an egg hunt in the capital and tasting refined and original chocolate creations. A Easter weekend in Paris is ideal at our hotel located in the heart of the 6th arrondissement of Paris.Dates of Easter Holidays 2024 in Metropolitan FranceThe dates of Easter holidays vary from year to year and can also differ based on geographical zones, particularly concerning school vacations. In France, school vacations are divided into three zones, usually designated as Zone A, Zone B, and Zone C.Easter holidays can fall in either March or April, depending on the school calendar and religious festivities. It’s important to check the specific dates each year to plan your activities during this period.How to Make the Most of Easter Weekend in ParisHow to explore Paris in 3 days? Discover our tips for maximizing your Easter weekend in Paris with your family.Day 1: Discover Iconic MonumentsStart your day with an early visit to the Eiffel Tower. Avoid the crowds by booking your tickets in advance. Have lunch in a typical Parisian café. Take a stroll around the Eiffel Tower. Head to the Louvre Museum. Explore the museum’s iconic collections, including the Mona Lisa. End the evening by dining in a restaurant with a view of the Seine. Consider an evening cruise on the Seine to admire the illuminated monuments.Day 2: Visit Parks and MuseumsVisit the Tuileries Garden. Enjoy the beautiful walks and artistic sculptures. Have lunch in the Marais district, known for its bohemian charm. Visit the Centre Pompidou for a dose of contemporary art. Have dinner in a Parisian bistro. End the evening by strolling through the narrow streets of the Marais.Day 3: Cultural Day Explore the Latin Quarter.Visit Notre-Dame Cathedral and stroll along the Seine riverbanks. Have lunch in a café by the Seine. Visit the Musée d’Orsay for a unique collection of impressionist art. Relax in the Luxembourg Gardens. Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere. Have dinner in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, known for its gastronomic scene. We personally recommend the Le Procope restaurant.Day 4: Join Easter Egg HuntsParticipate in an Easter egg hunt in the Jardin des Plantes. Have lunch in the Latin Quarter. Enjoy a walk to the Panthéon. Relax in the Buttes-Chaumont Park and then dine in a charming restaurant.The Flavors and Traditions of Easter in ParisEaster holidays in Paris undoubtedly rhyme with chocolates. Take advantage of the limited editions created by the grand masters of chocolate and pastry for the occasion. Chocolates are transformed into true sweet works of art. Near Le Littré hotel, you’ll find a small boutique offering chocolates from all corners of the world. Indulge in the best chocolate mousses in Paris. For chef’s creations, Cyril Lignac’s boutique on Rue de Sèvres offers fine and indulgent pastries. For the pleasure of a box for the whole family, the store ‘A la mère de famille’ offers family-friendly packaging containing refined chocolates with different flavorsEvents and Festivities for Easter Not to be MissedVisiting Parks and GardensOne of the most relaxing attractions in Paris during the Easter holidays is the blooming of flowers in the city’s iconic parks. The Luxembourg Gardens, located just a few meters from Le Littré hotel, Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, and the Tuileries Garden are adorned with beautiful tulips, daffodils, and other spring flowers, creating a colorful ambiance. A peaceful stroll through these gardens is a must-have experience for those seeking serenity in the midst of the city’s hustle and bustle.Participating in Easter Egg HuntsEaster holidays wouldn’t be complete without the traditional Easter egg hunt. Paris hosts numerous egg hunts for both young and old. Events are organized in iconic locations such as the Jardin des Plantes and the Château de Vincennes, providing families with the opportunity to share joyful moments while exploring places rich in history.Staying at Le Littré Hotel in Paris During Easter WeekendFor family Easter holidays, our family-friendly hotel in Paris offers spacious, elegant rooms designed for comfort that can accommodate the entire family. Our 4-star hotel, built in 1924, caters to the needs of each guest through a wide range of room categories. For your Easter vacation in Paris, our interconnected rooms are perfect for large families who want rooms side by side. Whether you are with friends, as a couple, or traveling alone, enjoy our rooms with a view of the famous Iron Lady, which lights up every hour of the evening for an unforgettable memory. Our classic and superior rooms remain suitable for those with a more modest budget while still offering the comfort of a 4-star hotel. Hotel Le Littré is delighted to welcome you for your special occasions and accompanies you in celebrating events that are dear to your heart. Whether it’s Christmas, Valentine’s Day, or Easter holidays, the hotel team is pleased to welcome you with the best care and delightful surprises.Make Easter 2024 an Unforgettable Memory in Paris“Paris est une fête”, la célèbre citation d’Hemingway prend tout son sens lors de vos vacances à Paris. La ville parisienne regorge d’histoires à travers ses musées, ses rues, ses restaurants, ses cafés et jardins. Venir à Paris est le rêve d’une vie, et séjourner à l’hôtel Le Littré vous permet d’accéder rapidement aux nombreux monuments parisiens dans le confort absolu. Pour les vacances de Pâques, profitez des activités en famille et des créations d’œufs en chocolat dignes du savoir-faire français. Contempler une vue Tour Eiffel depuis votre chambre tout en savourant un petit-déjeuner continental sur la terrasse est un plaisir accessible à l’hôtel Le Littré Paris. N’oubliez pas la chasse aux œufs de l’hôtel Le Littré.

With family, as a couple, or during gatherings with friends, the capital is never short of resources to experience an unforgettable weekend during the May holidays. Whether it’s on May 1st or during the Ascension weekend, explore activities and events near our 4-star hotel, Le Littré.What are the public holidays in May 2024?In 2024, the month of May has 4 public holidays. It’s the perfect opportunity to let your hair down on a Parisian getaway. Here are the three public holidays that may allow you to enjoy long weekends for a relaxing vacation.From Wednesday May 1, Labour Day opens the May bank holiday season.Then comes the 1945 Armistice. This day refers to the Armistice of November 11, 1918, the treaty that ended the First World War.Then comes Ascension Day, a Christian holiday: Wednesday May 8 and Thursday May 9, to enable people to take part in religious celebrations and spend time with their families. These days are ideal for a trip to the capital. A week later, take advantage of Whit Monday (May 20) to discover Paris in May. For your extended weekend or even your vacations, put your bags down at the Hôtel Le Littré, in the charming Montparnasse district.What to do and see in Paris during the May bank holidays?Take advantage of these long weekends to discover a multitude of exhibitions and shows during an exceptional stay. Discover our top recommendations:At the Natural History Museum, put on a virtual reality headset to immerse yourself in the immersive exhibition “Lost Worlds,” where both young and old can interact with dinosaurs, explore the lifestyles of the animals around us, and more. Ticket prices range from €24 to €29. You can also enjoy the vast Jardin des Plantes, a beautiful Parisian park, perfect for nature lovers, botany enthusiasts, and those curious about enriching discoveries.Free and without reservation, take a stroll along Quai St Bernard if you’re spending the May holidays with your loved one. In the evening, the atmosphere transforms into an open-air ball in the arenas, featuring jazz and world music.During May bank holidays, the Château de Versailles offers a truly extraordinary experience, combining history and majestic architecture. The gardens are in full bloom. Imagine wandering through alleys lined with brilliant flowers, enjoying the beautifully landscaped parterres and fountains that add a magical touch to the whole. During May bank holidays, the Château often organizes the famous “Grandes Eaux Musicales”. This is a unique opportunity to see the park’s fountains in action, accompanied by baroque music, creating an enchanting atmosphere. And let’s not forget the Galerie des Glaces, an architectural masterpiece, with its sparkling mirrors and sumptuous chandeliers. Once inside the château, when the natural light of May floods the gallery, it creates a breathtaking visual spectacle.The Egypt of the Pharaohs from Khufu to Ramses II: From Friday, February 9, 2024, to Sunday, January 5, 2025, the Atelier des Lumières presents a new immersive exhibition. The exhibition provides visitors with a unique opportunity to travel through time and rediscover the Egypt of the pharaohs. The showcased masterpieces, spanning three millennia of this mythical civilization, captivate all generations. A fascinating journey into the history and grandeur of this legendary civilization.The “Vertiges” exhibition at the Bourse des Commères during the May holidays promises a captivating and immersive artistic experience. “Vertiges” showcases works by contemporary artists that defy conventions and offer a unique artistic perspective. Each piece is designed to evoke wonder and amazement. Some public holidays may include special events or guided tours of the exhibition. Check the schedule to see if there are any special activities that could further enrich your visit.What activities can be organized to keep children entertained in Paris during the May bank holidays?During your stay with your children, don’t miss the optical illusion course at the Paradox Museum: a change of scenery and guaranteed laughter! An ideal destination for a family outing in May, the course features a collection of optical illusions, trompe-l’oeil, and visual paradoxes that will delight the children. It’s a unique opportunity to spark their curiosity and immerse them in a fascinating visual universe. The Paradox Museum is often located near other Parisian attractions. Take advantage of your visit to explore other interesting sites in the capital, turning your weekend into a complete adventure.Have you always dreamed of exploring space with your children? Within the headquarters of the European Space Agency (ESA), a new space has just opened to the general public, allowing you to discover the ISS in virtual reality and learn more about the world around us! The Astrolabe welcomes you with virtual reality headsets, where you can freely explore the lives of these incredible space travelers. You can also journey to the Moon or admire the rings of Saturn during an immersive experience.The Vincennes Zoo is more than just a wildlife park; it’s an unforgettable immersion into the heart of the wilderness, just a few steps away from the hustle and bustle of Paris. As you stroll through expansive landscaped areas, you’ll discover an incredible diversity of animals from all corners of the globe: from majestic lions to curious red pandas and elegant flamingos. It embodies the modern concept of the zoo, focused on animal well-being and species preservation. Additionally, during Pentecost and Ascension, the zoo offers educational activities, shows, and interactive events for children, making the visit both entertaining and enriching. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast or seeking a relaxing family getaway, the Vincennes Zoo promises a memorable day in the heart of biodiversity, just a stone’s throw from the enchantment of Paris.May bank holidays: what to do just a stone’s throw from the Hôtel Le Littré during your stay?On May 1st or May 8th, take time out to visit our French capital for a long weekend or longer stay. Charming café terraces, parks and fine weather await you.A 5-minute walk from our 4-star hotel, The Art of the Brick in Montparnasse in May promises a truly unique and captivating artistic experience. It’s not just an exhibition of LEGO constructions; it’s an immersion into the creative ingenuity of artist Nathan Sawaya. His incredible sculptures, entirely made of LEGO bricks, transcend the limits of this familiar material to create astonishing works of art.For a delightful culinary experience during the May holidays, there’s nothing like a visit to the Girotti ice cream parlor, nestled in the charming 6th arrondissement and just a short walk from our Le Littré hotel. Immerse yourself in the deliciously artisanal world of this renowned ice cream shop, where a passion for authentic flavors meets exceptional craftsmanship. The sunny days of May will provide the perfect setting to savor exquisite frozen creations made with the highest quality ingredients. From the classic vanilla flavor to bold and creative combinations, each scoop of ice cream is an invitation to a gustatory feast. The warm and friendly atmosphere of the 6th arrondissement adds a special touch to your tasting, turning a simple ice cream break into a memorable gastronomic experience. So, treat yourself to this sweet pleasure at Girotti, where every spoonful is an invitation to relish the sweetness of Parisian life during the May holidays.Climbing to the top of the Montparnasse Tower in May is an experience that promises a spectacular view of Paris in all its springtime splendor. The Montparnasse Tower is located just a 5-minute walk from the hotel. Picture yourself at the top of one of the tallest skyscrapers in the city, surrounded by a breathtaking panoramic view. In May, the city awakens to the gentle spring warmth, trees are budding with green leaves, and the city’s gardens come to life with a palette of vibrant colors. From the observation deck, iconic monuments of Paris, such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Sacré-Cœur, stand majestically against a often clear sky. The fresh spring air adds a pleasant touch to this experience, making every moment spent at the top of the Montparnasse Tower even more memorable. Whether to admire the sunrise over the City of Lights or to enjoy a nighttime view illuminated by the lights of Paris, this getaway to the top of the Montparnasse Tower during the Pentecost holidays is an invitation to capture the magic of the French capital in a new light.Take advantage of your stay to attend the “Aura aux Invalides” event! Open during Pentecost, this extraordinary sensory experience will immerse you in a breathtaking show of lights, sound, and visual effects in the majestic setting of Les Invalides. In May, the historic facades of Les Invalides serve as a unique backdrop to a luminous production, creating a grand spectacle that transcends history and modernity. Whether you’re an art enthusiast, a technology lover, or simply seeking an extraordinary cultural experience, “Aura aux Invalides” promises you an unforgettable evening where the history of Paris comes to life in a fascinating and contemporary way.A foretaste of the summer vacations during the bank holidays in May at the Hotel Le LittréMay is cherished not only for its public holidays but also for the return of pleasant temperatures. These factors provide solid reasons to treat yourself to a multi-night trip to Paris and even sometimes elsewhere in France. From the Seine to sunlit gardens, the entire capital buzzes with activities in the spring. A stay in our hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower will transform your experience into an exceptional and memorable moment, thanks to the splendid views offered by our Eiffel Tower view rooms. All that’s left for you to do is return to relax on the grass at Luxembourg Gardens and dream of a breath of fresh air during a stroll on the Green Belt, the Parisian hiking route between forests and green valleys.

Welcome to Hotel Le Littré, a perfect blend of Parisian elegance and exceptional comfort! Each month, our team is committed to providing you with the most refined recommendations to explore the City of Light. Whether you’re passionate about art, museums, or gastronomy, we have carefully crafted specific suggestions for this January, offering you an authentic immersion into the very essence of Paris. Let us be your privileged guide in discovering the capital, transforming your stay at our hotel into an authentic experience marked by memorable visits, enriching cultural experiences, and the indulgence in delicious French specialties.Bollywood SuperstarsThe Quai Branly Museum pays tribute to Indian cinema and its evolution from the 1920s to the present day.The Bollywood Superstars exhibition offers an immersive journey where visitors explore the evolution of cinema in India, from silent films of the 1920s to contemporary blockbusters featuring superstars.A selection of artworks, objects, and films projected on a large screen narrate the epic of this art, which is now the world’s largest film industry. Evenings, concerts, shows, tours, workshops, and dance classes complement the exploration of this exhibition.Address: 37 Quai Jacques Chirac, 75007 ParisBus 92 and stop at Bosquet – RappTickets: 12€ for adults and 9€ for concessionsTaste the best galette in ParisThe galette des rois is a French pastry tradition associated with the Epiphany. It has its roots in the Middle Ages, symbolizing the arrival of the Three Wise Men to the Christ Child. Traditionally made of puff pastry and frangipane, it contains a bean, making whoever discovers it the king or queen of the day. Celebrated on January 6, this sweet tradition persists, bringing family and friends together around this delicious delicacy.A winter walk in the Parc MonceauThe Parc Monceau in Paris is an enchanting destination, even during the month of January. The park maintains a magical atmosphere that invites exploration and contemplation. Picture yourself strolling through pathways lined with bare trees, revealing winter landscapes imbued with tranquility. The park features a carousel and playgrounds for children, making it the perfect place to spend quality time with family.Address: 35 Bd de Courcelles, 75008 ParisMetro 13, stop at Place de Clichy, then Metro 2, stop at MonceauThe restaurant La JacobineLocated on Rue Saint-André des Arts, you will find La Jacobine. This casual restaurant stays open late into the night. If you’re looking for a delicious bowl of onion soup, look no further—La Jacobine is the perfect place!Address: 59-61 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 ParisMetro 4 and stop at OdéonPrices: Menu around 29€ per personThe chocolate factory : ChaponIn this shop with a façade inspired by modern art, discover a chocolate store brimming with delights from all corners of the globe. The must-tries at this address are the delicious hot chocolate and the particularly indulgent chocolate mousse.Address: 59-61 Rue Saint-André des Arts, 75006 ParisMetro 4 and stop at OdéonThe Wonka movie is in theaters again!Don’t miss the chocolate adventure of the film “Wonka” at Le Grand Rex! A magical world of wonder and sweet delights…Address: 1 Bd Poissonnière, 75002 ParisSaint-Germain-Des-Prés churchImmerse yourself in the history and enchanting atmosphere of the Église Saint-Germain-des-Prés. Its walls bear witness to centuries of spirituality, its stained glass windows radiate divine light, and its peaceful atmosphere offers a rejuvenating break in the heart of the City of Light. A visit to Saint-Germain-des-Prés is a journey back in time, a moment of contemplation in the midst of an architectural jewel charged with mystery and serenity.Address: 3 Pl. Saint-Germain des Prés, 75006 Paris18 minutes’ walk from the hotelRestaurant JunReady to take off on a gourmet journey to Japan? Head to Jun, located in the legendary Saint-Germain-des-Prés district in Paris, to savor the fusion cuisine orchestrated by two talented Japanese chefs, Shu Hasegawa and Yoshifumi Morita.Address: 1 Rue de Condé, 75006 Paris20 minutes from the hotelPrices: Menu around €50 per person

Wondering what to do in Paris in December? Every month, the team at Hotel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to help make your stay unforgettable. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities and gourmet restaurants not to be missed to delight your taste buds this December.Ephemeral things to seeLumières en seineThe enchanting event is back with a brand-new route to close out the year 2023 in the most beautiful way. Two kilometers filled with illuminated tableaus, sculptures, and other works of art will immerse you, whether with family or friends, in the magic of the holiday season. To enhance this spectacle, both young and old can also enjoy the warm and comforting atmosphere of the food court, where they can indulge in hot beverages, sweet delights, and savory treats.Parc St Cloud – Grille Clémenceau, 92210 Saint-CloudMetro line 10 and stop at Boulogne-Pont de St-Cloud, then cross the St-Cloud bridgePrices : Adults €22 and children €18The magic of Boulevard HaussmannHere are a few reasons that might make you want to head to the grand Boulevard Haussmann. Firstly, the two department stores, Galeries Lafayette and Printemps, compete ingeniously to create breathtaking window displays and installations inside, transporting visitors to an enchanted world. The streets are also filled with a festive atmosphere, featuring musicians and sometimes choirs that add a musical touch to the ambiance. Additionally, go up to the 7th floor of the department store Galeries Lafayette to discover a terrace and an extraordinary view of the decorated boulevard and the splendid Opéra Garnier.Boulevard Haussmann, 9e ParisMétro ligne 12, s’arrêter à Trinité – d’Estienne d’OrvesThe evening of December 31stThe fireworksIt’s one of the highlights of the Parisian New Year! To celebrate the arrival of the New Year in 2023, the Mairie de Paris invites you to join us on the Champs-Élysées on December 31, 2023 from 10pm. From the most beautiful avenue in the world, you’ll be treated to a festive musical show, ending with a memorable fireworks display!Champs ElyséesMetro line 13, stop at Champs Elysées ClemenceauPour passer de bons réveillonsEatalyExperience a memorable New Year’s Eve at Eataly, combining Italian elegance with exquisite cuisine. The atmosphere is festive, bathed in Mediterranean warmth, where every detail contributes to an exceptional culinary experience thanks to refined dishes made with passion and delicious wines…37, rue Sainte-Croix de la Bretonnerie, 4th arrondissementMetro line 4, stop at ChatelêtMenu around €30 per personBraiseCelebrate the festive season at Braise, where magical flavors meet exceptional cuisine, featuring creatively prepared seasonal ingredients. With family or friends, Braise offers a festive dining experience, perfect for creating memorable holiday memories.19 Rue d’Anjou, 8th arrondissement ParisMetro line 12, stop at MadeleineChristmas menu approx. 180€ per personMarsan d’Hélène DarrozeDiscovering Hélène Darroze’s Marsan restaurant in Paris is an invitation to an unforgettable gastronomic journey. Located in the heart of the City of Light, it embodies the essence of contemporary French cuisine with a touch of boldness and creativity. Open on December 31 only.4 rue d’Assas, 6th arrondissement Paris10 min walk from the hotelMenu approx. 480€ per personBrasserie SébillonA chic brasserie in Neuilly, Sébillon offers some of the best leg of lamb in Paris and exceptional seafood platters for the festive season. The menu is authentic and tasty, so you won’t be disappointed. So let yourself be seduced by the art of French gastronomy!20 Av. Charles de Gaulle, Neuilly-sur-SeineMetro line 13, stop at Champs Elysées Clemenceau, then Metro line 1 and stop at Neuilly Porte MaillotChristmas menu approx. 80€ per personMeet Santa ClausSanta’s extraordinary houseExperience a Christmas adventure from November 04 to December 24, 2023 on the Jablines-Annet leisure island with Santa’s Extraordinary House! Discover Europe’s largest Santa Claus house and take part in a 1h30 interactive show, immersing the whole family in the festive spirit. Make your way through 15 magical rooms, from the elf station to the control tower, as you meet emblematic Christmas characters. Children can take part in workshops, make a teddy bear and write letters to Santa to create lasting memories.45 chemin de la Grande Voirie, 77 Lagny-sur-MarnePrices : Adult: 31.90€* (from 13 years old), Child: 36.90€ (between 18 months and 12 years old), Baby: 12€90 (between 0 and 17 months old)Metro line 6 to Nation, then Rer A to Marne la Vallée, then Bus 24 and stop at Ile de Loisirs.

The history of Parisian terraces and restaurantsThe history of Parisian restaurants is rich, fascinating, and dates back to the 18th century. The origin of the word “restaurant” is attributed to a Parisian entrepreneur who opened an establishment on Rue des Poulies and displayed a sign with the inscription “restaurant” to indicate that he served restorative broths believed to have healing virtues. During that time, inns often offered fixed meals, but this entrepreneur revolutionized the industry by providing à la carte dishes.Have you noticed the multitude of terraces in Paris? The popularization of terraces in Parisian restaurants is closely linked to the social and cultural evolution of the city. In the 19th century, Paris was booming, with the transformation of old neighborhoods into grand boulevards thanks to Baron Haussmann. It was during this period that cafes and restaurants multiplied, and terraces became popular places. This growth can be attributed to several factors: Firstly, Parisians, lovers of social life, appreciated the opportunity to sit outdoors, enjoy the weather, and observe the bustling street activity. Terraces offered a friendly and relaxed atmosphere, allowing customers to meet their friends in an outdoor setting. Additionally, terraces were a means for restaurateurs to maximize their space. In a city where space is often limited, terraces provided a clever solution to accommodate more guests.Today, Parisian terraces have become emblematic of Parisian culture, associated with the romantic idea of enjoying coffee or a meal outdoors while observing the world passing by. Some restaurants and cafes stand out with remarkably elegant décors. In this article, you will discover the fascinating stories of the greatest restaurants in Paris.Focus on the restaurants that have left their mark on Paris’s 6th arrondissementLe Procope, the oldest restaurant in ParisLocated in the heart of the Latin Quarter of Paris, Le Procope is considered the city’s oldest restaurant. Its history dates back to 1686 when Francesco Procopio dei Coltelli, originally from Palermo, opened a café that would later become known as Le Procope. At the time, the place was frequented by intellectuals, writers, philosophers, and artists, making Le Procope an important cultural hub.In its early days, Le Procope was more of a literary café than a restaurant. Enlightened minds such as Voltaire, Rousseau, Diderot, and others gathered to discuss new ideas and intellectual movements of the time. The café also served as a meeting place for Enlightenment thinkers, and many revolutionary projects were discussed within its walls.Over the centuries, Le Procope evolved into a renowned restaurant, but it has preserved its historical atmosphere. The establishment witnessed many significant events in French history, including the Revolution of 1789, and survived through political and social changes, becoming an iconic place where history and gastronomy converge.Today, Le Procope continues to welcome visitors from around the world, offering a unique experience that blends the charm of the past with delicious contemporary French cuisine. Its walls are adorned with historical memorabilia, making Le Procope not only a restaurant but also a living museum of Parisian history.La Pérouse, the restaurant for explorers and sailorsThe restaurant La Pérouse, located on the banks of the Seine River in Paris, has a fascinating history that dates back to the 18th century. Founded in 1766, the establishment takes its name from the famous French explorer, Count de La Pérouse.Initially, La Pérouse was an inn frequented by sailors, explorers, and adventurers of the time. Its location on the banks of the Seine made it a privileged spot for those embarking on expeditions or returning from distant journeys. Legend even has it that Napoleon Bonaparte visited the inn before departing for his exile on the island of Elba.Over the years, La Pérouse became a popular meeting place for the Parisian high society. The restaurant underwent renovations in the 19th century and gained a notorious reputation for its romantic ambiance and sumptuous décor. The rooms are adorned with mirrors, precious woodwork, and elegant chandeliers.The restaurant has had moments of glory throughout its history, hosting famous personalities and artists such as Victor Hugo, George Sand, and Gustave Flaubert. It has also survived periods of political change, preserving its charm and unique character.Today, La Pérouse remains an iconic establishment on the Parisian gastronomic scene, celebrating its rich past while continuing to offer a unique culinary and cultural experience along the banks of the Seine.The more recent story of chef Hélène Darroz and her restaurant MarsanKnown in the world of French gastronomy and admired by the general public, it is impossible not to be familiar with Hélène Darroze, a highly acclaimed Michelin-starred chef, whom Littré had the pleasure of hosting for one of its later seminars.Coming from a family with roots in the culinary world, Hélène Darroze began her career in the culinary field and later won several awards, including 2 Michelin stars for her restaurants in Paris and London.Her extreme professionalism and ability to hit the mark are evident every time she opens a new establishment. The concept of her restaurant Marsan is to offer signature dishes that represent the spirit of the establishment and its location on Rue d’Assas in the 6th arrondissement. The atmosphere adds a lot to this understated and elegant address where only the finest ingredients are presented: for example, blue lobster gently poached in Espelette pepper butter, grilled wagyu by the fireplace with a whole confit tomato stuffed with tomatoes, or the essential dessert: the baba soaked in Armagnac.Le Pont Traversé, a café with a bookshop feelNear the Luxembourg Gardens and the Le Littré hotel, Le Pont Traversé, once a butcher shop and later a bookstore, takes its name from a collection of tales by Jean Paulhan.After the closure of the butcher shop, the bookstore was founded by the writer and poet Marcel Béalu in 1949. However, in 2019, the bookstore closed its doors. Frédérique Jules then took on the task of transforming the space while preserving the original storefront and murals, classified as a historical monument, to make way for an entirely new, sleek café and a delicatessen, still under the name Le Pont Traversé. The facade is striking, as it still features sculpted beef heads and enamel plaques, a nod to the former butcher shop. The café is warm and inviting, adorned with ornaments and cement tiles that shine. Le Pont Traversé is a place of life, sharing, and exchange where one can have lunch, dinner, or enjoy a coffee or a drink on the terrace. On the shelves of Le Pont Traversé, you can also find homemade jams and spreads, chocolate, tea, coffee, and olive oil – perfect for taking home a souvenir of the capital.Café de Flore, the café of the starsLe Café de Flore is one of the iconic cafes near the Le Littré hotel, located in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. Founded in 1887, the cafe has been a meeting place for numerous intellectual, artistic, and literary figures over the decades.In the early 20th century, Café de Flore was frequented by writers such as Guillaume Apollinaire, André Gide, and Paul Eluard. In the 1930s, it became the haunt of Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir, who spent long hours there discussing philosophy and literature.During World War II, Café de Flore was a meeting place for the Resistance. After the war, it continued to attract intellectuals and artists, becoming a symbol of intellectual and bohemian Paris. Later on, the cafe also witnessed the beginnings of many celebrities, including Pablo Picasso.Today, Café de Flore retains its old-world charm and continues to attract visitors from around the world. It remains one of the most iconic cafes in Paris, associated with the cultural and literary history of the city. You can pay homage to the place by enjoying a croissant or a good espresso.

Illuminations, store windows, traditional markets, fairy-tale shows and Parisian entertainment: celebrating Christmas in the French capital is an incomparable experience. Whether you’re coming from the other side of the world or the rest of France, prepare to be dazzled by the splendor of Christmas in Paris. Close to the Montparnasse train station, our 4-star hotel is the ideal place to experience this enchantment.Marvel at the Christmas lights in ParisTake a stroll along the capital’s most famous avenues, which offer magical illuminations for the winter and Christmas season: Avenue des Champs-Elysées and Avenue Montaigne. The Champs-Elysées is famous for its stores, cinemas, theaters, cafés, restaurants and famous monuments such as the Grand Palais and the Arc de Triomphe. For the festive season, shopkeepers promise window displays and decorations over a length of more than 2 km, making it Europe’s busiest shopping street.Avenue Montaigne is the luxurious avenue that concentrates the greatest couturiers, jewelers, designers, palaces, restaurants and theaters that make tourists dream for the winter season. Ideal for Christmas shopping and admiring the fairy-tale decorations, it is located in one of Paris’s most beautiful districts, offering a unique experience to all who visit, thanks to its 200-year history. The famous Iron Lady remains the capital’s most famous landmark, and you can admire her illuminations in the evening from the private terrace of your room overlooking the Eiffel Tower. Up close and personal, she’ll transport you into the magic of Christmas. What could be more sparkling?As the City of Light lives up to its name during the festive season, don’t miss the chance to admire the lights in the lesser-known areas of Montmartre, Bercy Village and the famous Place Vendôme.Find the perfect gift for your Christmas in ParisWhat would Christmas be without a Christmas tree? It’s been a Galeries Lafayette Paris Haussmann tradition since 1976. Every winter, the Coupole welcomes its majestic Christmas tree of the year, to delight young and old alike. Ready for another edition?Printemps Haussmann comprises three buildings: the nine-storey Printemps de la Mode, the seven-storey Printemps de la Beauté et de la Maison and the seven-storey Printemps de l’Homme. Printemps du Luxe was created in 2001 to enable tourists and the French to shop year-round, especially during the Christmas season in Paris.Just a 10-minute walk from the Hôtel Le Littré, in the heart of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, is the historic Le Bon Marché. Located on the corner of rue de Sèvres and rue du Bac, it was one of the first Parisian department stores to appear. Women’s, men’s and children’s fashions, accessories, tableware and design pieces, as well as cultural exhibitions and collections of furniture and contemporary art. Whether you’re looking to give a gift to your loved ones or prepare a fine meal for the festive season, you’re sure to find what you’re looking for among the high-quality products on offer. Let yourself be carried away to the streets of Sèvres Babylone, where you’ll find plenty of stores to shop for your Christmas Eve dinner.Enjoy typical French Christmas dishes during your stay in ParisTaste the delights of gourmet Christmas markets: gingerbread, chocolates, fine cheeses. Visit the Christmas markets in the Tuileries, Notre-Dame, BHV Marais or at the foot of the Eiffel Tower. The Gare de l’Est Christmas market is ideal for discovering Alsatian specialties. Explore the Christmas markets not only in Paris, but also in the Ile-de-France region, where you’ll find beautiful French handcrafted gifts. Enjoy them on the spot, or serve them for the traditional New Year’s Eve party!To sample the specialties of the festive season, explore the best addresses in Montparnasse: Le Petit Littré, La Grande Ourse, La Rotonde… Looking for an original Yule log? Push open the door of the patisserie La Meringaie to discover its succulent Christmas wreath.Restaurants in the Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés districts offer an elaborate menu for Christmas in Paris, perfect for diners looking to savor good seasonal produce. In the heart of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district, Brasserie Lipp, recognizable by its varnished mahogany façade, serves traditional French cuisine. The dishes are of the highest quality, and include Osciètre Petrossian caviar and Perles de l’Impératrice du Cap-Ferret oysters. Next to the Opéra, the Grand Café des Capucines offers a wide choice of seafood platters, as do the Café de la Paix, La Coupole and La Closerie des Lilas in the Montparnasse district. Last but not least, Paris boasts two Bouillon Chartier restaurants, a historic one on the Grands Boulevards and a more recent one in Montparnasse Bienvenüe. The traditional menu at reduced prices remains a safe bet for Christmas Eve with family or friends.Parisian shows and entertainment for the Christmas seasonThe Nutcracker is definitely one of the world’s best-known and best-loved ballets, a great idea for an outing with your children, as a couple or with friends. During the 2023 Christmas vacations, discover a ballet of enchanting colors in a live concert at the Seine Musicale Auditorium. From December 26 to the end of the year, enjoy this Tchaikovsky composition. Be surprised by the music, enchanted by the costumes, and fall back into childhood.Come and see the Lion King musical, a worldwide success that enchants young and old alike, playing until May 2024 at the Théâtre Mogador in Paris. Hans Zimmer’s musical talent, Garth Fagan’s captivating choreography and Julie Taymo’s meticulously designed puppets and costumes bring the animals of the savannah to life.The most enchanting show of all is at Disneyland Paris, where you can experience the park’s enchanted Christmas through the illuminations of the Christmas tree and the musical show. Enjoy the magical play of light and color right into the New Year. Meet Santa Claus in the company of Disney characters dressed in their finest holiday costumes. Many surprises await you on this family outing.Ice rinks fill up at Christmas time, and of course during the school vacations. In the heart of a Christmas market or perched on a rooftop: try your hand at this sliding sport at one of the many ice rinks in Paris and the Ile de France region. Whether it’s for a romantic rendezvous, a competition between friends, or a moment of sharing with your children, this is the must-do winter activity!People skating at Paris Town Hall, FranceChristmas enchantment at the Hotel Le Littré, a hotel in Montparnasse close to Saint Germain des PrésMake the most of the Christmas vacations at the Hôtel Le Littré by booking a room with a view of the Eiffel Tower or the Sacré-Coeur. If you’re coming as a family, our Deluxe Family rooms are ideal for welcoming parents and children in the same room for a warm and welcoming experience worthy of a 4-star hotel. For the Christmas season, a beautifully decorated Christmas tree will be set up in the hotel lobby, along with decorations to welcome you. Hotel Le Littré wants to be its guests’ second home, especially for Christmas in Paris. To delight children, little treats will be hidden under the Christmas tree on December 25.

Wondering what to do in Paris in November? Every month, the team at Hôtel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to help make your stay unforgettable. We’ll keep you up to date with the most exciting temporary exhibitions, must-see events, entertaining family activities, as well as not-to-be-missed gourmet restaurants to delight your taste buds this November.Are you curious about what to do in Paris in November? If you need further advice or help booking activities, we encourage you to contact our concierge service.Exhibitions :Le Trésor de Notre-Dame de ParisAre you planning to visit during the November 1st and November 11th holidays? Discover the exhibition The Treasure of Notre-Dame de Paris: Four years after the fire that ravaged Notre-Dame de Paris, the Musée du Louvre is hosting its relics and treasures in a historic exhibition, from October 18, 2023 to January 19, 2024, before they return to the building later. An exhibition not to be missed!Metro line 4, “Chatelet” stationPrice: €15 to €17, -18 to -26 UE free.October 18, 2023 – January 29, 2024Salvador Dali’s worksThe exhibition features over 300 works from a private collection acquired from Salvador Dalí and other major collectors. Surrealist paintings, sculptures, prints, objects and furniture bring to life the eclectic ideas of an insatiable explorer. The exhibition is open until January 2024, including public holidays. A stroll through the works of the surrealist artist is a must!11 rue Poulbot – 18th arrondissement Paris13€ (26 years and +) 9€ (between 8 and 25 years)Metro line 12, “Abbesses” stationThe Amedeo Modigliani exhibitionThis exhibition revisits one of the most emblematic moments in Amedeo Modigliani’s life: when Paul Guillaume became his dealer. It will explore how the links between the two figures can shed light on the artist’s career.Musée de l’Orangerie, Jardin des Tuileries, Paris 1erAdmission: €12.50, concessions €10 (-18 and -26 UE free).Metro 12, Concorde stationFor children …The Luxembourg GardensIt’s THE ideal destination for a family day out! Imagine strolling through this magnificent park, surrounded by magnificent flowers, majestic trees and sparkling water basins. Your children can enjoy watching the Guignol show and the miniature boats sailing on the water, and even play tennis and ride a pony. So don’t hesitate, discover this beautiful place.Rue Fleurus, Porte Fleurus entrance10min walk from the hotelScience expériencesFamilies are invited to Science Expériences, the fun, immersive concept combining museum and theme park, bringing science to life at Bercy Village. The best way to get your kids interested in science by experiencing it first-hand…16 Cour Saint-Emilion at Bercy Village, 12th arrondissementPrices: Children under 12: €11, Full price: €19Metro line 6 “Dugommier” stationDelicious restaurants:Pny Burger GaîtéPNY Burger Gaîté, is a fantastic place for burger lovers. If you like delicious, juicy burgers made with quality ingredients, then you should consider a visit.15 Rue de la Gaité, 6th arrondissement, ParisPrices: Children under 12: €11, Full price: €1910min walk from the hotelDaroco 16Italy sets its course in Paris! The trio of Parisian restaurateurs Alexandre Giesbert, Julien Ross and Romain Glize are rocking the 16th arrondissement with their vibrant neo-trattoria ambience, tastefully decorated terrace and eighties neon lights. The “Al ragu” pasta is delicious!3 Place Clément Ader, 16th arrondissement ParisMetro line 6, “Passy” stationLes OmbresAn astonishingly inventive cuisine, freely inspired by great French and Mediterranean cuisine and nourished by an uncompromising respect for produce. Thanks to the magical view and the terrace like a hanging garden, the place is a Parisian oasis in the sky.27 quai Branly, 7th arrondissement ParisBus 92, “Pont de l’Alma” stopLes cookies de la ParisienneHave you had the chance to taste the incredibly delicious cookies from La Parisienne bakery? Taste these marvels as you stroll through the Luxembourg Gardens!48 Rue Madame, 6e ParisPrices: €2.80 per cookie15min walk from the hotelShopping :Le Bon MarchéLe Bon Marché is the world’s very first department store, opened in 1852. You’ll feel immersed in the very essence of Parisian shopping. Like Les Galeries Lafayettes on boulevard Hausmann, the building’s architecture is breathtaking: a harmonious blend of modernity and tradition.24 Rue de Sèvres, 7th arrondissement Paris15min walk from the hotelL’Avenue MontaigneAvenue Montaigne is an upscale shopping paradise. The atmosphere on Avenue Montaigne is one of sophistication and elegance. In addition to fashion, the avenue is also renowned for its contemporary art galleries, making it a favorite spot for art lovers.Avenue Montaigne, 8th arrondissement ParisMetro line 13, “Champs-Élysées – Clemenceau” station

October Paris Tourist Guide from Hôtel Le Littré Looking for things to do in Paris in October? Each month, Hotel Le Littré’s team provides recommendations to ensure your stay in Paris is unforgettable. We keep you updated on the most engaging temporary exhibitions, essential events, family-friendly activities, and, naturally, the finest dining spots to delight your taste buds as autumn begins. If you’re in need of further suggestions or require assistance with activity reservations, please feel free to reach out to our concierge. Please remember that this service is exclusively available to our hotel guests. The exhibitions :Dior, j’adore ! Perfect for kicking off Fashion Week, the Dior exhibition celebrates the House’s iconic fragrance through an olfactory art exhibition. A true source of inspiration since 1997, the fragrance was born of Christian Dior’s love of flowers. J’adore” is a timeless legacy of art and creativity. Admire the advertising campaigns and works of art inspired by this fragrance.Address : Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts – 13 Quai Malaquais 75006 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Saint-Germain-des-Prés Price : free Date : from 27th of septembre till 08th of October Aura at the invalides Did you enjoy La Nuit aux Invalides? Good news: a new immersive show is coming to Paris this autumn. It’s Aura, an experience born of a partnership between Moment Factory and Cultival. A promising collaboration that promises to be both sublime and enriching! From September 22, 2023, don’t miss this fabulous show that reveals the full splendor of the Invalides dome.Address : Hôtel National des Invalides, 129 Rue de Grenelle – 75007 Paris 7 Metro 13 : direction Asnières-Gennevilliers and stop at Saint-François-Xavier Price : from 9€ to 22€  What to do for Halloween ?Fear in the park at Parc Asterix Enjoy this Halloween edition from September 30 to November 04, 2023, with its haunted houses, shows, monster parades and attractions transformed for the occasion. Expect thrills and chills during the 7 night-time attractions. When it comes to haunted houses, there’s no shortage of choice: the Catacombs, the House of Fear, the Wrath of Anubis or the Lost House, a 3D experience.Address : Parc Astérix, 60128 Plailly Metro 12 : direction Mairie d’Aubervilliers and stop at Porte de la Chapelle, then take the bus 350 till Roissy Charles de Gaulle airport, then take the Ozeroute A-3 till the parc Astérix Price : 46€ for nocturnals of 14, 21, 28, 29, 30, 31st october and 04th of november Disneyland Halloween Festival On October 31, come dressed up and have fun until 11pm. Put on your best Halloween costume for the day, and take advantage of extended opening hours to extend the fun at both Disney Parks. Twilight with the Disney Villains As night falls, Sleeping Beauty Castle takes on the allure of an enchanted castle, with music, projections and fountains for a shivering moment.Address : Bd de Parc, 77700 Coupvray Metro 4 : direction Porte de Clignancourt, stop at Chatelet, then take the RER A direction Marne-la-Vallée Chessy and stop at the terminus. The Pumkin Festival In Gally Farms From October 21st to 31st, 2023 at the three Gally farms, take part in a gourmet, creative program based around the famous autumn festival, Halloween. So, rather than celebrating Halloween like everyone else, the Gally farms in Saint-Denis, Saint-Cyr l’Ecole and Sartrouville have decided to hold their annual pumpkin festival, with an exciting program for young and old alike.       Our restaurant recommendations : Brasserie des prés Nestled along the Cour du Commerce in Saint-Germain-Des-Prés, Brasserie Des Prés, La Nouvelle Garde’s fourth address, offers 180 covers inside and 40 places on the terrace. Its seasonal French cuisine is 100% homemade, with an emphasis on local producers. Enjoy a delicious sole meunière with steamed potatoes, a generous grilled sea bass to share or a fine farmhouse poultry with crayfish. Don’t forget to sip a cocktail and enjoy the live music.Address : 6 Cr du Commerce Saint-André, 75006 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Odéon or 15-minute walk from the hotel Price : approximately 30€ Tripletta A Neapolitan wood-fired pizza always perfectly cooked, with exceptional ingredients produced in Italy. Tripletta is a “famiglia” that transmits its love of the product in its restaurants, as well as in its recipes. Tripletta’s artisanal pizzas are sure to satisfy your taste buds. Vegetarian or not, there’s something for everyone in these restaurants.Address : 1 Imp. de la Gaité, 75014 Paris 8-minute walk from the hotel Price : pizza between 9€ and 18€  Bookshops for shelter when it rains :Librairie Jousseaume : nestled in the Galerie Vivienne Let’s discover one of the most beautiful bookshops in Paris. The Jousseaume bookshop is a mythical place in an even more mythical location. Sheltered by the majestic Galerie Vivienne, it opened its doors at the same time as the passage, in 1826. Today, it’s a must-see, classified as a historic monument. Take a stroll down its emblematic aisles.Address : 45-46-47 Gal Vivienne, 75002 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Réaumur Sébastopol then metro 3 direction Pont de Levallois and stop at BourseBibiotheque richelieu : an emblematic library After 12 years of renovation work, the Bibliothèque nationale de France’s marvellous Richelieu site reopened its doors last September. A renovated version of one of the capital’s most beautiful treasures was once again revealed before our very eyes. Today, the building has been shortlisted to become France’s favorite monument for the 2023 edition of the program of the same name. 1,200 square meters of floor space: an ideal setting for all lovers of culture and history. The collection of the Bibliothèque nationale de France is one of the greatest treasures of our heritage.Address : 5 Rue Vivienne, 75002 Metro 4 direction Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Réaumur Sébastopol then take the metro 3 direction Pont de Levallois and stop at Bourse Price : 1-day reading ticket at €5

A long life storyPlaywright, essayist, poet, novelist and political activist, Soyinka Wole is known as the first African author to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, which he received in 1986. Having grown up in Aké (Bella Kota), he uses the experience of where it all began to write his autobiography. From an early age, he was imbued with all the world’s knowledge. He sees with his child’s eyes: a mixture of all his precious memories, all the people he has come into contact with, his culture and political ideas. He was fascinated by his father’s world, from which he drew the devotion of his commitment, particularly to Isara, his father’s village.  After studying literature in England, he began his career as a playwright, founding several theater companies, including the 1960 Masks Drama Troupe. He describes theater as a moving, exhilarating and spiritual experience. His plays include Le Lion et la Perle (1959), La Danse de la Forêt (1960) and Les Tribulations de Frère Jéro (1959). With more than one string to his bow, he mastered the full range of literary styles, drawing his creativity from outside the university context. His political dedication, an integral part of his life, is remarkable. Indeed, he supported the independence movement in Biafra, a state in south-eastern Nigeria, a commitment that led to two years’ imprisonment and exile. Between his imprisonment and exile, he taught at the university, where he left an indelible mark that benefited his students. He uses his culture to show its richness through the study of literature. ,When he was awarded the Nobel Prize, he represented his country in traditional dress, defending Nelson Mandela, who was imprisoned at the time, and asserting his political aspirations and intellectual convictions.   Soyinka Wole at the Hôtel Le Littré The author travels the world to give interviews and lectures. The Hôtel Le Littré has played host to media figures including film-makers, writers and actors. The writer stayed at our establishment to give an interview for the magazine La Croix Hebdo on the occasion of the release of his latest novel in August 2023, which will be published shortly. Indeed, his long-awaited latest novel, Les chroniques du pays des gens les plus heureux du monde, was published in 2023, after a hiatus of half a century. He denounces the corruption of the elites through two friends who face a journey fraught with pitfalls. Doctor Menka faces the harsh reality of organ trafficking, while his oldest friend, Durole Payne, is destined for a prestigious position at the United Nations. But his enemies seem determined to stop him. This novel marks the author’s return to the international stage and establishes him as a political activist.  His works have always been the marker of his political ideas, in which he denounces colonialism, corruption and the trampling of individual and collective freedoms. He also recounts his own experiences through his autobiography, Aké the years of childhood, a best-selling book that is now studied in preparatory classes. He uses all literary styles to communicate the complexity of his thinking, publishing essays as well as poems rich in the history and culture of his people.   Soyinka Wole is “The writer who stages a dramatic representation of existence in a vast cultural perspective enriched by poetic resonances”.

September Paris Tourist Guide from Hôtel Le Littré What to do in Paris in September? Every month, the team at Hotel Le Littré in Paris shares its recommendations to make your stay in Paris truly memorable. We keep you informed about the most captivating temporary exhibitions, must-attend events, entertaining family activities, and, of course, the best gastronomic addresses to tantalize your taste buds at the beginning of autumn. Are you wondering about activities in Paris in September? If you need additional advice or assistance with activity bookings, please don’t hesitate to contact our concierge. It’s important to note that this service is exclusively reserved for guests of our establishment.   Immersive exhibitions : Titanic Museum: It’s the most famous shipwreck in history: the Titanic is currently on display at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles. The immersive and educational exhibition features over 260 items. Over time, visitors can explore the stories of more than 200 passengers, relics, and authentic objects recovered after the sinking. There is also a life-size replica of the grand and renowned staircase of the ship.Address: 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 15th arrondissement Metro 12: direction Mairie d’Issy, stop at Porte de Versailles. Price: children’s ticket: €19, full ticket: €24 and VIP ticket: €35 Date: until September 10 Further information: Click here! Harry Potter is in Paris : The exhibition, claiming to be both itinerant and interactive, invites you to step behind the scenes of the world of the famous wizards. You can thus explore the iconic scenes from the series, the characters, the authentic costumes, and the places born from J.K. Rowling’s imagination. You can also try playing Quidditch or potting a mandrake!Address: 1 Place de la Porte de Versailles, 15th arrondissement.* Metro 12: direction Mairie d’Issy, stop at Porte de Versailles. Price: 3 to 15 years: €19, 16 years and over: €25 Date: until October 15 For further information: Click here!    Enjoy the end of summer: Rent a boat on the canals of Paris: Become a sailor aboard small electric boats without a license! With family, friends or lovers, these little boats are the perfect way to discover the canals of Paris. As you cruise along the Bassin de la Villette, the Canal Saint Martin and the Canal de L’Ourcq, you’ll pass under footbridges dating back to the 19th century, and you can even take advantage of the children’s play areas on the Canal de l’Ourcq.Address: 37 Quai de la Seine, 19th arrondissement (boat departure point) Metro 4: towards Porte de Clignancourt and stop at Gare de l’Est, then Metro 7, towards La Courneuve and stop at Stalingrad. Price: €40-90, depending on rental duration (from 1 hour to a full day)  Try Bachir’s delicious ice creams: Bachir is the most famous organic Lebanese ice-cream parlour in Paris, and has not stolen its success. You often have to be patient to taste the house specialty: the famous achta ice cream (milk flower coated with crushed pistachios), but it’s worth it. And with extra whipped cream for those with a sweet tooth!58 Rue Rambuteau, 75003 Paris & 7 Rue Tardieu, 75018 Paris.Come and discover one of the most beautiful rooftops in Paris: On a fine late summer afternoon, you’re on a shopping spree at Printemps on Boulevard Haussmann, and you’d like to stop off for a while? Take to the skies! That’s where the Perruche Paris rooftop opens its doors to you, with its 500 m² garden offering a breathtaking view of the Opéra Garnier.Printemps de l’homme, 2 Rue du Havre 9th floor, 75009 Paris    Our favourite addresses:   The little restaurant “Au bon accueil How about dinner tonight with your beloved, in a typical French restaurant, with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop? On the menu: fine market cuisine, accompanied by a selection of wines and cheeses from small French wine producers. This address is only open on weekdays, so we advise you to make a reservation!Address: 14 rue de Monttessuy, 7th arrondissement Bus 92: direction Porte de Champerret and stop at Bosquet – Saint-Dominique Price: menu between €26 and €45    The great French bouillons: Bouillon Pigalle, Bouillon Chartier and Bouillon République: The Bouillon de Pigalle brasserie is a symbol of 19th-century Parisian restaurants. From midday to midnight, typical dishes are served: eggs mayonnaise, onion soup, escargots, brandade de morue, îles flottante, choux chantilly… It’s the ideal place to eat well and cheaply. And don’t forget Bouillon Chartier Montparnasse, just 3 minutes from the hotel!Address: 22 Bd de Clichy, 75018 Paris Metro 12: towards Mairie d’Aubervilliers and stop at Pigalle Price: approx. €15 starter main course dessert  If the rain comes :Chez Angelina If it’s raining, step into Café Angelina. It’s the ideal address when you’re feeling greedy. Good pastries and hot chocolate await you! There’s also Mademoiselle Angelina near the Luxembourg Gardens. Same concept, close to the hotel.Address: 226 rue de Rivoli, 1st Metro 12: towards Mairie d’Issy, stop at Concorde. Price: Breakfast formula €20, brunch €40  Discover the Serres d’Auteuil : Want to enjoy the warmth of the tropics right in the heart of Paris? Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the tropical greenhouses of the Jardin des Serres d’Auteuil. Cactus, lianas, ferns, orchids, climbing plants, palms, banana trees and other exotic plants guarantee a change of scenery and a chance to escape the rain for a while!Address: 3 Av. de la Porte d’Auteuil, 16e Metro 10, direction Boulogne and stop at Porte d’Auteuil Price: Free of charge   Visit the fascinating Arab World Institute: Opposite the Pont de Sully, you can’t miss the bold mass of glass and aluminum that is the Institut du Monde Arabe. Inside, its museum presents the history of the Arab world, going all the way back to prehistoric times. There are also Arab music concerts and a large library. On the 9th floor, we recommend the terrace, which offers a fabulous view of the city, including Notre-Dame Cathedral.Address: 1 Rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard, 5e Bus 89, direction Porte de France and stop at Institut du Monde Arabe Price: €26 full price, €18 reduced price, €12 child ticket   

Because we understand the importance of special occasions in our customers’ lives, we’ve carefully crafted a range of special packages designed to make your stay unforgettable and personalized. Our services are tailored to suit every occasion, whether you’re celebrating a romantic occasion, an anniversary or simply looking for a memorable getaway.If you’ve chosen to stay at Hôtel Le Littré, you’ll be entering a world where attention to detail and customer satisfaction are top priorities…Now it’s time to discover our different packages!Honeymoon Packages :Honeymoon PackageThe package Honeymoon is specially created for a romantic and memorable atmosphere for your honeymoon. Here’s what it includes:– A beautiful bouquet of roses to express your love and affection.– Some heart-shaped balloons to add a romantic touch to your room.– Delicately arranged rose petals– A bottle of Canard Duchêne champagne to celebrate your love, or a bottle of Ruinart* champagne for an even more luxurious and refined experience. *Subject to a surcharge of the value of the bottle.– Finally, a delicious French cake to share a gourmet moment with your beloved.My wife and I had an excellent honeymoon at Hotel Le Littré and will stay there again on our next visit to Paris. Your staff were extremely helpful and did everything in their power to make our honeymoon stay perfect. In addition, our room was beautiful and we are very grateful that you were able to get us another room with a view of the Eiffel Tower. Thank you all so much for your wonderful hospitality. We hope to return soon. Evan and ShirinHoneymoon PREMIUM PackageOur Premium Honeymoon Package has been designed to offer you a unique and magical moment with your partner, combining romantic details, exquisite flavours and a Parisian experience that remains to be discovered below :A bouquet of carefully arranged roses, the classic symbol of love– Heart-shaped balloons to create a passionate atmosphere– Rose petals carefully arranged on the bed– A bottle of Canard Duchêne champagne, chosen for its finesse, or a bottle of Ruinart* champagne, synonymous with elegance. *Subject to a supplement of the value of the bottle.– A delicious French cake, to share with your loved one.– Private use of our sauna for half an hour, where you can relax together in a soothing atmosphere.– But that’s not all! Our special offer also includes a romantic dinner cruise on the Seine. You’ll enjoy your gourmet meal on the Seine, under the twinkling stars of the City of Light. Not to be missed!Eternal Love Packages:Wedding proposal PackageThese “Eternal Love” packages have been carefully designed for your proposal or wedding anniversary, to offer you and your other half an unforgettable experience. Every detail contributes to creating a romantic and intimate atmosphere. Let us take care of you so that you can spend magical, romantic moments in our Hôtel Le Littré.– Marry Me” balloons, for a magical touch.– A beautiful bouquet of roses, carefully selected.– Delicate rose petals that will spread their sweet fragrance throughout the room.– A delicious French cake, to share with your loved one.– A bottle of Canard Duchêne champagne, chosen for its finesse, or a bottle of Ruinart* champagne, synonymous with elegance. *Subject to a supplement of the value of the bottle.Please note that this package is recommended for our rooms with a terrace, to preserve the surprise until the last moment for your loved one. However, if you would like the decoration to be carried out inside your room, simply let us know your wishes and we’ll be happy to make them come true.Wedding anniversary PackageThis package has been created to celebrate your union in a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. Here’s what we offer:– A bouquet of fresh flowers to express your affection.– A few balloons to add a romantic touch to the room.– A bottle of Canard Duchene champagne, to celebrate your union.– A delicious French pastry to share with your loved one.– The PREMIUM wedding anniversary package includes an optional romantic dinner cruise on the Seine. Enjoy a delicious gourmet meal while admiring the magnificent views of Paris from the Seine, creating an unforgettable romantic experience.Celebration Packages :Each package at Le Littré Hotel is carefully crafted to combine timeless elegance with the superb celebration of your birthday. Whether it’s your birthday, your child’s birthday or your guests’ birthday, our luxurious and comfortable rooms will make room for various special attentions to make the occasion extraordinary. Discover our different packages:Birthday Package for adults– Helium-filled balloons to add a colorful touch to your room.– A “Happy Birthday” banner to decorate the room.– Miniature French cakes to enjoy.– A bottle of Canard Duchêne champagne, chosen for its finesse, or a bottle of Ruinart* champagne. *Subject to a supplement of the value of the bottle.Our stay in your hotel was extraordinary. We loved having the large balcony and the size of the room was larger than we expected. I especially liked the way you decorated the room each day for my partner’s birthday. She was blown away. Thank you so much for that. I really appreciated the way it was done. I would recommend this hotel to a friend and would definitely stay with you in the future. Mrs Robert C.Birthday Package for teenagers / childrenThis package is ideal for celebrating your teenager’s or child’s birthday. It includes– Balloons to celebrate the new age and create a festive, cheerful atmosphere in the room.– A “Happy Birthday” banner to decorate the room.– Delicious miniature French cakes to add a gourmet touch to the party.All these packages are specially created for your special occasions, as a surprise for your life partner or family. But they are also created for the travel agencies we work with, wishing to organize unique and memorable experiences for their customers.So whatever the reason for your celebration, let yourself be tempted by our packages. Just send us an e-mail!

During the All Saints’ vacation, we open the doors of our 4-star hotel in Montparnasse. The All Saints’ Day vacations are the perfect opportunity to come to France and explore our magnificent capital, so discover our hand-picked selection of activities: from museums to parks and exhibitions, you’ll have one visit after another. Discover the charm of Montparnasse in autumn Stroll through the bohemian yet dynamic atmosphere of the Montparnasse district and indulge in a snack in the Mamie Gateaux tea room, or if you prefer a grand dinner at the restaurant La Coupole, opt for this option. For a panoramic view of Paris, ablaze with autumn colors, climb to the top of the Tour Montparnasse. In the evening, stroll down Rue de la Gaîté and choose from a rich program of shows for the whole family. Immerse yourself in the peaceful atmosphere of Parisian gardens in autumn At this time of year, there’s nothing like a family stroll to recharge your batteries in the beautiful gardens of Paris. Discover the charming autumnal face of Parc Montsouris, close to our 4-star hotel. At the Jardin du Luxembourg, children will love the little sailboats on the pond dotted with multicolored leaves. Explore cultural events in Saint-Germain-des-Prés during All Saints’ Day A mecca for Parisian culture, Saint-Germain-des-Prés is the undisputed landmark of art galleries, renowned bookshops and artists’ studios. Take advantage of your vacation to breathe in the district’s unique atmosphere as you stroll through its beautiful autumn-colored alleyways. If a downpour is forecast, take refuge in one of its charming cafés, or admire the masterpieces of the Musée d’Orsay. Shopping and culinary delights in Montparnasse at All Saints’ Day Just a stone’s throw from the hotel, mingle with the bustle of the shopping streets. In this autumn season, you can treat yourself to a shopping spree in the capital’s elegant boutiques. Our favorite? The new “Food Society” shopping center and food court, just a 10-minute walk from the hotel. Experience French gastronomy, with its emphasis on wine and cheese. If you choose to stay in the charming 6th arrondissement, let yourself be tempted by “Le Petit Josselin” crêpes or savor some autumn delights at one of the prestigious and emblematic tables of La Rotonde Montparnasse or Bouillon Chartier. If you prefer the warm ambience of a bistro, try Moustache or Terry’s Café, ideal for families. Whichever you choose, you’ll be able to enjoy the comforting specialties of the house. Iconic Paris attractions to see in All Saints’ Day During the All Saints’ Day vacations, the central location of our 4-star hotel in Montparnasse is ideal for exploring the major Parisian sites. The nearest metro station is just 400 meters from the hotel, taking you to the Louvre Museum or Notre-Dame Cathedral in around 15 minutes. If you’d like to admire the Eiffel Tower during your autumn vacation, you’re only 25 minutes away. And why not take a trip to Disneyland Paris? The legendary park is easily accessible by metro and RER, and is sure to delight (big) kids this Halloween. By staying at our 4-star hotel in Montparnasse, you’re already in the heart of Parisian life, so you can make the most of your All Saints’ Day vacation. Discover the atmosphere of autumnal Paris through cultural and culinary activities, shopping sprees and strolls through picturesque neighborhoods and flamboyant gardens.

Hôtel Le Littré, located near the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district of Paris, is much more than just a hotel. For some years now, we have been actively involved in preserving the environment while offering our guests a comfortable and luxurious stay. In this article, you’ll discover the responsible practices our hotel employs to reduce our environmental impact.   Identical service, preserved resources, an eco-responsible hotelEnergy and water management We are committed to sustainable practices in all aspects of our operations. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be welcomed into a warm and elegant environment, where every detail has been designed to minimize the establishment’s ecological footprint. We have implemented effective measures to reduce our energy and water consumption. The establishment uses heating and air-conditioning systems responsibly and to a limited extent, enabling us to maintain comfortable temperatures while reducing energy consumption. We have also chosen to install presence detectors in common areas. If the room is unoccupied, the lighting is automatically switched off. We have also replaced our low-energy LED bulbs in all our rooms. As for our water consumption, we have installed water-saving devices on our taps and shower heads. As a responsible hotel, these environmentally-friendly installations mean we use less water. Waste management and recycling Waste management is a top priority at Hôtel Le Littré. The establishment has set up a selective sorting system in all areas, encouraging guests and staff to take an active part in recycling. Separate recycling garbage cans collect recyclable and non-recyclable waste in common areas. In addition, the hotel uses environmentally-friendly cleaning products and promotes the use of recycled materials wherever possible. For a sustainable diet Hôtel Le Littré’s kitchen is proud to offer breakfast dishes made from French produce. The hotel restaurant uses French suppliers to reduce the carbon footprint of food transportation. The breakfast buffet is designed to minimize food waste, encouraging portion control and turning surplus into delicious dishes for staff.  Solidarity actions Recycling our own waste and that of our guests is a natural reflex that Le Littré wishes to maintain. For our used equipment, we collaborate with the association Hôtels Solidaires. Volunteers collect our old pillows, comforters, mattresses, etc., and redistribute them to people in need. We are also proud to collaborate with the Sapocycle association. The aim of this initiative is to collect used soaps from our valued customers, transform them back into soap and redistribute them worldwide to people in need. We are very proud to contribute not only to improving the sanitary conditions of people in need, but also to the social integration and humanitarian action that this approach offers.     Le Littré: the ideal place for responsible travelers At our hotel, there’s no need to compromise your values during your stay. We take care to limit our ecological impact, so book one of our magnificent rooms directly on our website.  

The Hotel Le Littré is ideally located in the heart of the 6th district, ideal for couples, families or business meetings. A stay in a 4-star hotel, Hotel Le Littré has a reputation throughout the capital. A charming independent hotel in the 6th district Situated between Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Hôtel Le Littré is the ideal base in this lively district. A perfect blend of discretion and refinement, our 4-star hotel in the 6th district lends a touch of excellence to your Parisian stay. Montparnasse, the strategic business district Our hotel is easy to reach from the Montparnasse train station in Paris’s 6th arrondissement, in just ten minutes. Take advantage of your stay in Paris to admire the spectacular panorama of the city from the Montparnasse tower observatory. The Montparnasse district is renowned for its typically Parisian brasseries, profusion of boutiques and cultural scene. Take advantage of the station’s proximity to make the most of your stay anywhere in France or even Spain. Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the iconic district of Parisian chic A meeting place for the most eminent painters and writers of the 19th century, Saint-Germain-des-Prés quickly established itself as an artistic and cultural landmark. This chic district welcomes you among renowned jazz clubs and luxury brands. From our hotel in the 6th arrondissement, you can explore this mecca of Parisian culture, from the Luxembourg Gardens to the Pont des Arts. Here you can discover :the fantastic collectibles of the Carré Rive Gauche ; the discreet and incredibly romantic charm of Place Fürstenberg, just behind the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.What to visit near Le Littré hotel? The 6th arrondissement is home to a host of precious treasures. Set off to discover them, from our 4-star hotel which is a meeting point between the 6th and 15th arrondissements of Paris A stroll through the Luxembourg Gardens Every spring, the Musée du Luxembourg unveils a new exhibition. While you’re waiting for it to open, or after your visit, take a stroll through the basins and Orangerie of the superb Luxembourg Gardens. The Mademoiselle Angelina tea room welcomes you all year round for a break as chic as it is gourmet: a true ode to French art de vivre. Just a few blocks from our 4-star hotel, discover the jewel of the 6th district, the church of Saint-Sulpice, a 17th-century architectural masterpiece. Enjoy a concert by the “most beautiful organ in the world” (dixit Albert Schweitzer). Nearby treasures of the 6th district You can also easily reach the emblematic sites on the outskirts of the 5th and 14th districts of Paris.The Paris Catacombs, the world’s largest ossuary, form an incredible underground labyrinth. Just a stone’s throw from your hotel in the 6th arrondissement, discover Le Bon Marché, for an unforgettable shopping experience. A vibrant tribute to the Middle Ages, the Musée de Cluny is a must-see for medieval history buffs of all ages. From here, explore the famous Latin Quarter : one of Paris’s oldest and liveliest neighborhoods. Book a stay at the Hotel Le Littré, Paris 6 and you’ll be in the beating heart of the Left Bank of the Seine.

On the occasion of the French national holiday, the fireworks are the highlight of a day full of emotions. By staying at the hotel Le Littré, you will have a front row seat to the July 14, 2023 celebration in Paris. See the fireworks from the hotel Le Littré in Paris In Paris, July 14th is a day of celebration, so treat yourself to a privileged show from your terrace in our hotel. Every year, the fireworks are fired from the Iron Lady, whose elegance serves as the backdrop for a fantastic show. The streets of the capital are transformed into a festive and jovial atmosphere. Grand parades and an electrifying atmosphere bring back the spirit of the Revolution and the tribute to the French nation. If you wish to celebrate the 14th of July in Paris, book one of our rooms with Eiffel Tower : Superior Eiffel Tower, Executive Eiffel Tower or Suite Eiffel Tower view to spend a magical evening in Paris and bring our amenities for this unforgettable evening.What to do in Paris on July 14th? Make the most of the 2023 fireworks in Paris by staying at Le Littré. Here are our favorite places and activities and our tips for organizing this special day from your hotel Le Littré. The military parade: When you arrive, put your bags down at Le Littré before heading to the Champs Elysées. You will be there in less than thirty minutes by Metro. You will have the chance to admire the military procession going up the mythical avenue, with its uniformed soldiers, its horses and its air parade. A ball at the barracks: On National Day, traditional balls are celebrated in the barracks of the capital. The final bouquet of fireworks at the Eiffel Tower announces to visitors and Parisians, the time of departure to the traditional firemen’s balls set up in the different districts of the capital. Some places not to be missed: Caserne Rousseau, Caserne Sévigné and CAS* La Monnaie. A cruise on the Seine: A cruise on the Seine is the ideal escapade to soak up the atmosphere of the National Holiday. Embark on the Parisian boats and admire the show along the water, where the lights of the July 14 fireworks are reflected. On this special day, take part in the Parisian festivities by taking advantage of the assets and proximity of the hotel Le Littré.   Book now one of our rooms with Eiffel Tower view to enjoy the wonderful show of July 14th!

Ideally located near Montparnasse, the hotel Le Littré welcomes you during your visit to the major trade shows in Paris. You can easily reach your exhibition venue: Porte de Versailles, Villepinte or Le Bourget. Why choose the hotel Le Littré? Instead of booking a hotel on site, come and enjoy the charm of the hotel Le Littré. We invite you to enjoy the Parisian life between two visits to the show of your choice in Paris. -Discover the warm hospitality of our luxury hotel, for a stay with modern elegance. -Reach your Paris trade show sites easily, by cab or metro, depending on your preference. -In the heart of the 6th arrondissement, admire the view of the illuminated rooftops of Paris from the Montparnasse Tower. Stroll through the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district or enjoy the proximity of the Louvre, the Champs Élysées and the Eiffel Tower. Which trade fair to visit in Paris from the hotel Le Littré? Paris is a prime location for major trade shows: Rétromobile, Maison & Objet, Première Vision… Whether you are a professional or an enthusiast, we will be happy to welcome you at the hotel Le Littré. Your hotel a few steps from the Porte de Versailles Paris Expo is about 15 minutes away, by cab or public transport. If you choose to take the metro, get off at Boulevard du Montparnasse and then take line 12, in the direction of Mairie d’Issy. This line goes directly to the Porte de Versailles. Find the major Parisian trade shows held throughout the year at Paris Expo. The Foire de Paris, 1st – 12 May, 2024: discover numerous events in various sectors, from arts and crafts to housing, well-being, leisure and gastronomy. The Rétromobile show, January 31 – February 4, 2024: let yourself be surprised by the automotive treasures presented by passionate exhibitors. The Pharmagora trade show, 09-10, March 2023: the must-attend event for health professionals, with conferences, round tables and an e-health village. The Mondial de l’Auto, 14-24 October, 2024: a cutting-edge showcase, this is one of the world’s largest automobile exhibitions. You will find world premieres and concept cars. Reach Villepinte in less than an hour From the hotel Le Littré, a cab will take you to Villepinte in just 50 minutes. By public transport, you can reach the Paris-Nord exhibition center in less than an hour. At the end of rue du Littré, take bus 89 towards Porte de France. Get off at Luxembourg and take the RER B towards Charles de Gaulle airport, stopping at the Parc des Expositions. The round trip is easily done on the day or half day to visit several Parisian fairs. Maison & Objet, September 7-11, 2023 and January 18-22, 2024: explore the Parisian flagship of interior design, among architects, artisans and galleries. Première Vision, 6-8 February, 2024: immerse yourself in the world of creative and eco-friendly fashion by discovering the nine worlds of the show. Visit the Paris Air Show If you are passionate about aeronautics, the Paris Air Show is for you. From the Paris Montparnasse metro station, take line 12 towards Mairie d’Aubervilliers. Get off at Porte de la Chapelle and take bus 350 towards Roissypole. This bus will take you directly to the Le Bourget Exhibition Center. With a travel time of about 50 minutes by cab or public transport, it is an ideal option for a day or half-day on site. Le Littré transforms your Parisian trade shows into real pleasure escapades. Trust us to make your stay a success when you visit the Paris salons.

Nestled in the City of Love, Paris, between the Montparnasse district and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, our four-star hotel strives to create a tailor-made romantic experience during your stay. Whether it’s for Valentine’s Day, your honeymoon, heartfelt wishes for your wedding anniversary, or simply a romantic getaway, our hotel in the heart of Paris serves as a perfect setting for couples seeking exceptional and romantic stays. Explore in this article what we have specially prepared for you, as well as our top recommendations for a memorable stay.Immerse yourself in the luxury of a four-star hotel and enjoy its personalized services.Erected in 1924 in the heart of Paris, the ultimate romantic city, Hotel Le Littré is characterized by timeless refinement inherited from the French art of living. A distinctly Parisian atmosphere permeates the life of the hotel, making it the perfect moment to surprise your partner by booking a room in our 4-star establishment.Our hotel is fully committed to creating a romantic atmosphere in your room. After making your reservation on our website, explore our carefully crafted exclusive packages to enhance your room with sophistication and romance. Whether it’s for a honeymoon, a marriage proposal, or an anniversary, you can also book other delicate touches, such as a bottle of French red wine, a box of chocolates, or a bouquet of flowers, to add a special touch to your stay with your loved one.An exceptional selection of wines and spirits is also at your disposal, including premium red and white wines, as well as fresh champagne from the houses of Ruinart or Duchêne. These exquisite choices can be enjoyed in complete privacy to enhance your experience.Our sauna, integrated into our wellness space, envelops you in warmth for instant total relaxation. Simply request our concierge service to privatize this space. Our team also offers massage and spa services directly in your room: whether you opt for a Shiatsu, Californian, or Balinese massage, your wellness interlude for two will be perfect.What might a romantic stay at Hotel Le Littré look like?Wondering how your romantic getaway with us unfolds? You’re already in the right place. Once your room is booked with us, we highly recommend checking our website to reserve a package specially designed for special occasions such as honeymoons, wedding anniversaries, and proposals. Our packages often include romantic decor with balloons, a bouquet, and rose petals. Champagne and a heart-shaped cake placed in your room will transform your stay into an unforgettable moment.After a restful night’s sleep, don’t leave your little haven. We suggest calling our concierge to order a continental breakfast, which will be delivered directly to your room. If you’re fortunate enough to stay in our rooms with a view of the Eiffel Tower, this moment will be even more magical, thanks to the romantic atmosphere of Paris, the capital of France. The continental breakfast we offer includes mini croissants and chocolate croissants, a baguette with assorted jams, as well as refreshing beverages such as orange juice and milk. Eggs and madeleines can also be requested.When the urge to explore Paris strikes, we suggest exploring the charming Kitsuné boutique, located near the vast Tuileries Garden. At Kitsuné, meaning “fox” in Japanese, you’ll discover a selection of perfectly tailored trousers and cardigans for men and women, featuring subtle shades in Scottish thread. Also, visit the grand and majestic Opéra Garnier, known for its magnificent French architecture and elegant performances. Or, if you prefer a leisurely stroll hand in hand, wander through the streets of the Saint Germain des Prés neighborhood.After completing a fulfilling day of discoveries in Paris, we recommend booking our spa. Peaceful and secluded, our spa is the perfect place to unwind after an intense day.As night falls, tranquility settles in the neighborhood. We advise you to relax in your room and perhaps enjoy a good glass of wine or a flute of champagne to unwind after a long day of sightseeing. Feel free to explore our list of extras and their respective prices on our website.Our suites and rooms with a view of the Eiffel TowerWithin our hotel, the rooms feature an elegant and classic decor, adorned with varied color palettes. Louis XV-style armchairs, medallion chairs, and marble bathrooms add a touch of prestige to your romantic getaway. Whether it’s for Valentine’s Day or your honeymoon, our chic and romantic suites in Paris offer you a magical experience for an unforgettable escape for two.The most spectacular aspect is our rooms with views of the rooftops of Paris and the majestic Eiffel Tower. The terraces of our rooms invite you to immerse yourself in a moment of escape, allowing you to marvel at the splendor of the capital throughout your stay. Decorated with our packages, your room will be a true romantic haven.Indulge in a wellness escape for two in the heart of ParisLocated near the Metro, it will be very easy for you to explore Paris from Hotel Le Littré. Here are some ideas for couple-friendly visits in the heart of Paris that you might enjoy:Admire the panoramic view from the Montparnasse Tower Observatory.Stroll through the chic neighborhood of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.Have a candlelit dinner with a Seine River cruise.Visit the Eiffel Tower and perhaps dine at Madame Brasserie to enjoy a splendid view!Take a 2CV tour in the heart of Paris to discover Haussmannian architecture.Walk in the sublime Luxembourg Gardens, located a 10-minute walk from the hotel.Dance at the Caveau de la Huguette for a moment of musical intimacy. Later in the evening, treat yourselves to a stroll in the surroundings to admire the majestic silhouette of Notre-Dame.Walk hand in hand along the Seine River to the Alexandre III BridgeExplore the reviews from our customers after their honeymoon in our hotelMany of our customers have already chosen our hotel to celebrate their honeymoon, wedding anniversary, or Valentine’s Day, creating unforgettable romantic memories. Discover their reviews!“We enjoyed our honeymoon with exceptional hospitality. Thank you for the red wine and macarons that pleasantly enhanced this special occasion. The hotel’s location is ideal, offering easy access to essential points on foot or by metro. Additionally, the breakfast was particularly delicious and satisfying.” Mr. & Mrs. Lapeyre“We came to Hotel Le Littré for our wedding anniversary and booked a package to make our stay wonderful. It was just magical! The room was beautifully decorated, and we loved the little touches like the 2 French pastries. We will be back.” Mr. & Mrs. Smith

Le Littré’s new Brazilian “ambassadors”, Adriana Reis and Paulo Panayotis, joined us in Paris for a tourist escapade before flying to London. These journalists, who came to meet the director of the Littré hotel, are the founders of the Brazilian journalistic tourism portal O que Vi Pelo Mundo, which means “what I have seen around the world”. Adriana Reis, journalist, editor and co-creator of the portal, studied in Bordeaux in 1994. She previously worked as an international correspondent for TV Record and as a reporter, producer, editor and international coordinator. Paulo Panayotis, of Greek origin, was born in Brazil and is the founder of Oquevipelomundo. As a journalist, reporter and international coordinator, he uses his experience to offer an educated Brazilian public eager to travel, advice and journalistic content on different hotels, restaurants, museums and more generally the cultural aspect of a country. In search of valuable tips, good addresses and recommendations, Adriana and Paulo were very frequently solicited by travel enthusiasts. They decided to put their precious addresses gathered from all over the world at the disposal of the Brazilian population with high purchasing power. Their passion for travel and their previous enriching professional experiences led them to develop a profession. What Brazilians like about the Parisian Hotel Le Littré Large, spacious and bright rooms are synonymous with comfort for Brazilians. Culturally, they have a disposition to dress up for any occasion, which is why they arrive in Paris with bulky luggage. The rooms equipped with a dressing room at the Littré hotel are perfect for this type of clientele. The location, between Saint Germain des Prés and Montparnasse, is ideal. The Left Bank is indeed the favorite bank of the Brazilians. Often little spoken by Brazilians, English is not a mandatory language in Brazil. To learn a second or even a third language, you must have a scholarship, reserved only for the most gifted, which will give them access to the French and British alliances. Thus, a concierge service with the ability to speak Portuguese is extremely valuable. At the Hotel Le Littré, Brazilian tourists are the heart of our international clientele, with whom we have built relationships. Our multilingual concierge service is attentive to their needs. Interacting with our concierges is essential; Brazilians appreciate and value proximity. The interview of Brazilian journalists in the heart of a Parisian hotel After an interview about the history of the hotel, its return to the forefront after the COVID-19 crisis, and the changes to be faced in the hotel sector, it’s the globetrotter journalists’ turn to answer our questions.How would you define Brazilians and what can you tell us about Brazil?In Brazil, there are major differences within the country in terms of climate, culture and ethnicity. In summer, the North of Brazil can reach almost 35° while the South is close to 0°. From an ethnic point of view, Brazilians living in the North are indigenous while those in the South, close to Argentina and Uruguay, are Italians, Europeans in general. We are witnessing a cosmopolitan Brazilian population. The Brazilian Eldorado is undoubtedly Paris, the city of love and romance, which never ceases to make many tourists dream every year, who even book their stay on credit to admire the sublime Iron Lady from the rooms of the Hotel Littré. Indeed, the majority of Brazilians have a low standard of living, not allowing them to travel, so travel is considered a luxury. Very warm, it is a people who like to welcome others and to make discover its culture and the tourist places. Physical contact is omnipresent, gestures of affection are the custom when meeting people. There is a strong closeness, which spreads easily.What do you appreciate in Paris?The Littré hotel of course and its excellent quality-price ratio. We particularly appreciated the variety of the breakfast! We appreciate everything. Paris is a beautiful city, always on the move, with lots of new things to discover. For us, all flights are to Paris.Tell us a professional anecdote?When we were correspondents in London, we went on vacation to Greece, to Santorini. That’s where we heard about Lady Diana’s death on TV. We gathered our things and left as quickly as possible to cover this dramatic event. We had the opportunity to access privileged places and meet privileged people, such as the Queen of England, Princess Diana, President Nelson Mandela. We know respectively 40 and 70 countries around the world.What do you like best about your job?“Freedom,” Paulo tells us. “It’s the ability to do what I want every day, to explore and meet people. For me, eye-to-eye contact is and remains irreplaceable. As a journalist, it is very important to meet people face to face in order to form an opinion, and analyze their verbal and non-verbal communication. It allows us to see who we can trust”. “We are constantly on a quest for knowledge, a journalist never stops learning. I enjoy the diversity of places, stories and encounters. What I want to know about Le Littré is what lies behind its walls. If the walls have ears then I listen carefully to the stories the institution holds.”What does travel bring to you on a personal level?There is a phrase that says that “Traveling is the only thing you can buy that makes you richer”. Our friends in Brazil who do not travel tell us that we are very rich culturally. Indeed, our job allows us to have access to a great diversity of cultures, people, we learn a lot from others, we evolve. “If you want to be happy, travel with two bags: one to give and one to receive.” GoetheWhat are your upcoming projects?Starting tomorrow, we continue our tourist program in London, before returning to Paris to go back to Brazil. Being at home is also good after a long trip. We will resume our project in Burgundy which was started before the Covid, which could not be realized. We would like to set up a project with the Littré for the period of the Olympic Games. Today, the hotel industry is more than ever confronted with economic issues. The challenge for Le Littré, for other hotels in the capital and in the world, is to keep the human aspect at the heart of its concerns. Indeed, “What makes the difference between two 5-star hotels is not the quality of the infrastructure in the rooms and common areas, but the people behind the infrastructure. It’s the human element that makes this customer service so personalized and warm, just like the Brazilian culture.” Paulo Panayotis.

Le Littré hotel, one of the last family and independent hotels in ParisWhat do all tourists dream of? To visit the Eiffel Tower and feel at home on the other side of the world. This dream becomes reality with the hotel Le Littré, a hotel definitely turned towards families in Paris. Indeed, the hotel has kept a family soul since its creation in 1924. Unlike a hotel chain run by investors, Le Littré has been in the hands of the same family for three generations. A true family history that is reflected in the philosophy of the hotel, to the delight of our guests: the family spirit is at the heart of our hotel.The Littré is thus a unique hotel by its history, its soul and its decoration. The rooms are far from being the same, a varied and warm palette of colors awaits you: something to surprise you. Reflecting the decoration, the customer experience is the priority of the House: personalized and always in search of excellence. These are the essential foundations that make Le Littré the family hotel in Paris, by essence. See life in pink with the hotel Le Littré.A hotel for families in Paris thanks to our family rooms ideal for children and adultsOur independent hotel located in a small street near the Montparnasse train station houses 90 rooms of distinct sizes to meet the needs of every traveler. Among the hotel’s 6 room categories, we have family rooms for 4 people in Paris, which can easily accommodate 2 adults and 2 children. The hotel Le Littré is indeed committed to welcoming large families during their stay. To do so, some of these rooms are connected to suites, rooms similar to large Parisian apartments with parquet floors. The combination of these 2 categories of rooms is the ideal solution to welcome the whole family and allow them to be side by side during their stay.With a double bed and a sofa bed for the children, the Deluxe Family Rooms allow parents to keep an eye on their children. These perfectly bright and spacious rooms are a real living space that offers maximum comfort, in a space ranging from 30 to 35 m². With these rooms communicating with the children’s room, you are all together in comfortable spaces, allowing everyone to rest in peace but also to share moments of common life.As you can see, the Littré is the family hotel in Paris par excellence. However, if you wish to enjoy the city of Paris as a couple or with adults during an evening at the theater or in one of the restaurants in the neighborhood while your children are sleeping, call on our babysitting service from our concierge. Your children will be safe and sound for a new day.The right facilities and services for family staysThe family spirit of Le Littré hotel is reflected in our welcome, our activities, our spirit and our facilities and services.Did your children forget their favorite teddy bear? Don’t panic, our team dedicated to the well-being and comfort of children will not fail to replace their travel companion with teddy bears lovingly crafted by our governance team. Amenities are not just for adults! Coloring books with carefully selected crayons can be left in the room for the duration of the stay. Perfect to help your children pass the time in a calm and concentrated way, especially when you are getting ready for your evening. Take advantage of the bath products, with a composition adapted to children, which combine comfort and reassurance thanks to their playful packaging: your children will no longer be reluctant to take a bath!No more staying at home with small children, travel in complete freedom, because we have baby beds available. In fact, in the family rooms or other rooms, baby cots can be made available on request. Comfortable from the moment you arrive, to your room and the free breakfast, our family hotel is fully equipped. You will find high chairs so that your children can enjoy the first meal of the day with the whole family. Thanks to our wide choice of all-you-can-eat buffet, your children will not lack vitamins thanks to fruits and fruit juices, dairy products for calcium and vitamin D, and cereals and pastries rich in minerals and carbohydrates.To please is the value of the hotel Le Littré as well as the will to feel like in a second home, if your birthday or the birthday of your child takes place during your stay we do our best to offer you a personalized welcome. For children, small gifts such as toys can be offered.Finally, if your child’s birthday is approaching, our hotel offers you the opportunity to organize this happy event in our spacious, bright family dining room. Located not far from the hotel’s entrance, it is easily accessible to the guests but remains preserved, in a quiet place thanks to the stairs that lead directly to the heart of the room, all in a friendly atmosphere. A family spirit spreads through the candles blown out at Le Littré HotelEaster vacations in a family hotel in Paris  Easter is the ultimate family celebration. If you have planned to come to Paris with your children, this is the perfect time to introduce them to the City of Light in a fun and entertaining way. A pony ride in the heart of the Jardin du Luxembourg, only a 10-minute walk from the hotel, an egg hunt in the capital rewarded with delicious chocolates, a tasting of the creations of Parisian chocolatiers, marveling and rediscovering your childhood soul in front of the Lion King show or a day at Disneyland…multiple activities are accessible from our family hotel in Paris. You will find a list of our monthly recommendations of activities, restaurants, shows and places to visit with your family for the month of April directly at the reception of our hotel or by subscribing to our Newsletter.

Did you know that it is possible to have a drink or a cocktail in the Littré hotel bar, whether you are a client of the hotel, just passing through the area or a resident of the Montparnasse or Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood.A hotel bar where you can sip cocktailsOpen from 3:30 p.m. to midnight, the bar at the Le Littré Paris hotel has areas nearby where you can relax and sip a cocktail after a day of work or sightseeing in the capital. Perfect after a day of shopping in the nearby streets, or to extend your evening after a play.A place for cosmopolitan encounters, exchange with the hotel staff or a moment of relaxation with yourself, our hotel bar welcomes you in its calm, warm and entertaining atmosphere.Under the Veranda, in summer and winter, relax in our armchairs and sofas. Our hotel bar in Paris is the perfect place to relax and change the atmosphere of your drink.The menu of our hotel bar in Paris, a menu adapted to your desiresA warm and comforting drink during an autumn in Paris, a fruit juice to refresh you from the summer heat, or a spirit for your end of evening: the menu is the image of your desires! Come to the bar hotel Littré, in all seasons, you will receive an attentive welcome.You will find a wide range of choices of aperitifs, cocktails and vintage wines, available by the bottle or by the glass. To be enjoyed at the hotel bar or on the terrace of the rooms with a view of the Eiffel Tower, a glass of our famous champagnes from renowned French houses, ideal for an excellent evening.The expertise of the hotel bar Le Littré: a barman who listens to you and advises youOur barman, listening to your desires, adapts to your preferences and offers you the best products. Attentive listening is brought to you at the hotel bar Le Littré, a quality service and a mastered mixology. Our barman David, as a real passionate, presents you his colored, sweet or fruity works of art. From the blue lagoon to the cosmopolitan through the caipirinha, a colorful show is offered to you at the calm and relaxing hotel bar of the Littré Paris.And if you order the barman’s favorite cocktail, he will serve you a cosmopolitan! To make it, David reveals his recipe.For this cocktail, you will need :Half a limeIce cubesVodka (5 cl)Cointreau (2.5 cl)Cranberry juiceAn orange wedge for decorationTo make this cocktail, squeeze the juice from the lime. Then, with your shaker, pour the ice cubes first, then the vodka, the cointreau, the cranberry juice, the lemon juice and the lemon. Stir well and pour into a cocktail glass. For decoration, add an orange wedge. Your cosmopolitan is ready to be enjoyed!What is your secret for a successful cosmopolitan?My secret for the cosmopolitan is to put the lemon that I have squeezed beforehand in the shaker and to shake it. For a cocktail that I have never made before, for example, you should always taste it before serving it to the customer. A bartender has to be honest, if the cocktail is not good, you have to recognize it and not serve it to the customer.A bartender is like a chef, he makes sure that what he proposes is good before serving it to the customerDavid’s interview, at the bar of the Littré hotelDavid, our bartender, gives you his advice on the bartending profession. A former social worker who lived in Canada before moving to Paris, he has turned to a profession of action and passion. His desire to learn allowed him to add to his bow the realization of cocktails and drinks of all kinds. His desire to create human contact during your tasting is a real exchange and sharing of ideas.Q1 : What do you prefer in your job?The human contact, the exchanges with the customers.Q2 : What are the qualities needed to become a good bartender?For me, the qualities necessary to be a good bartender are relational qualities, essential to create human contact, sensitivity, a sense of humor, creativity, honesty and a good presentation.Sensitivity is important in order to understand the customer’s needs, you have to be sensitive to his tastes in order to offer him the most suitable choice if he is undecided.Sometimes, a customer orders a cocktail that I don’t know, I ask him the ingredients, if he remembers the taste of this cocktail, if it is rather sweet, fruity or bitter. I have to use my imagination and be creative in order to recreate the cocktail he tasted. The customer even tells me that my cocktail is even better than the one he tasted before!Relational qualities are essential in this job. Friendliness, a smile and a sense of humor are essential.It is a relationship of exchange with the client: I use my personal experience to create a link with my life experience in Paris. I use the interpersonal skills I acquired during my former job in the social sector to listen and give the best advice.People say that a bartender should not talk about sensitive subjects such as politics or religion, but I think this is wrong. A bartender can talk about anything if he knows how to do it! You just have to find a balance, listen without judging each other’s opinions and engage in a constructive discussion.Finally, a bartender must have a perfect presentation, especially when working in a 4 star hotel.Q3 : What advice would you give to a young person starting out in the profession?I think that age doesn’t matter when you are starting out, it’s the passion for the job that counts and the relational skills. You have to like having contact with customers.I would give them the advice to challenge themselves and evolve. There are different types of establishments where you can work, you can go from a small neighborhood bar to a starred hotel bar. You can evolve in the profession and become a head bartender, manage your own team, which makes your skills evolve. Then you can take on the challenge of moving on to more and more prestigious hotels. Young people are lucky to have the energy, it’s a physical job all the same.

Since the French hotel industry is made up of a majority of 3-star hotels, and therefore of upper mid-range accommodations, the transition to a 4-star hotel represents an advantage in the hotel market, which is facing tough competition. Le Littré: a 4-star hotel in Paris Perfectly located, the hotel Le Littré Paris has recently had its 4-star certification renewed in March 2022. To ensure that tourists who come to enjoy a Parisian getaway for a weekend or for a long vacation, businessmen or regular customers enjoy maximum comfort, hotels are inspected by professionals in the sector. The hotel establishment applies to an auditing firm of its choice, among those accredited by the French Accreditation Committee (COFRAC), which carries out the inspection. This voluntary classification is done at the request of the hotelier: a real guarantee of quality and reliability for its customers. Following the inspector’s visit, including a mystery visit for 4-star hotels, a grade is given according to a grid of criteria. This classification awards the number of stars and remains valid for a period of 5 years. Between Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a few meters from the Jardin du Luxembourg and the capital’s must-see tourist attractions, the Hotel Le Littré welcomes its guests with the comfort and facilities of a 4-star hotel in Paris. Indeed, the awarding of the certification of a 4 star hotel is based on 3 main criteria: -The quality and comfort of the equipment -The quality of the services offered -The good practices in terms of environment and reception of disabled people. The comfort and facilities in the rooms of our 4-star hotel Spacious rooms of more than 16 m² including access to international television channels, WI-FI access, a minibar, a safe, a functional air conditioning system and a kettle are the facilities available to you at the 4-star hotel Le Littré Paris. In the bathroom, you will find a hairdryer and toiletries to offer you moments of relaxation. Take a bath or a shower, as you wish. In order to meet Atout France criteria, but above all out of concern for the well-being and safety of its clients and employees, the Littré hotel has integrated devices and equipment adapted to people with disabilities. Indeed, in three of our superior rooms for disabled people, you have access to the bathroom in a wheelchair, a chair for the shower, as well as switches positioned at the appropriate height. These 3 rooms are approved for all types of disabilities.   High quality services offered by a 4 star hotel in Paris Our breakfast, which can be served in your room, is perfect to start the day on the right foot while admiring a view of the Eiffel Tower from our superior, executive or terrace suite. To book it, our online reservation system gives you the opportunity to benefit from the most advantageous offers. A service worthy of a 4 star hotel in Paris. A dedicated multilingual staff is at your disposal to give you the best advice and recommendations on the area around our 4 star hotel in the 6th arrondissement for the duration of your stay in Paris. A 4 star hotel in Paris and a 4 star hotel in the world: what are the differences? Although there are basic criteria common to all countries: room facilities, bathroom facilities, hotel services and catering, the level of service and comfort varies. To date, there is no international classification due to the economic, cultural and regulatory differences of each country. Standards and rules sometimes vary within these countries: Italy and Spain, for example, have a mandatory classification by region. If you are used to staying in Asia, the level of comfort and service of a 4-star hotel is much higher than the French average. A 5 star hotel in Asia corresponds to the quality of service of a 4 star hotel in Paris. On the other hand, the European average is disparate. Balkan countries such as Croatia and Montenegro offer a lower quality of service and comfort for a similar category and level of standing. In Egypt and Turkey, where there is no strict certification, hotels award themselves their number of stars. On the contrary, in Germany the star rating is controlled by a very strict organization, which makes a 4 star hotel very reliable and of high quality. It is therefore important to compare the services and relaxation areas offered by the hotelier beforehand in order to choose the most suitable accommodation for your needs and desired standard. Reading the comments and reviews of guests who have stayed at a 4-star hotel is an excellent way to get an idea of the level of service offered.   Come and stay at the Littré hotel in a warm and family atmosphere where our staff will listen to your needs !

Why choose Paris for Valentine’s Day?France, and especially Paris, is unquestionably the ideal place to celebrate Valentine’s Day, offering an enchanting blend of romance, history, and sophistication. The City of Light is famous for its iconic architecture, picturesque cobblestone streets, and refined cuisine. This creates a magical backdrop for a romantic getaway. From the majestic Eiffel Tower, sparkling at nightfall, to the charming bridges spanning the Seine, Paris embodies love and elegance. Add to that the typically Parisian cafes, exquisite chocolate shops, lush gardens, and the cultural richness of globally renowned museums like the Louvre. So, if you’ve chosen Paris, you’ve opted for the quintessential romantic escapade. In this article, you’ll discover our top recommendations for experiencing a romantic moment.Find the ideal romantic restaurant and dinner cruise for a successful romantic eveningarisian restaurants often offer special menus for Valentine’s evening, creating a warm atmosphere with dimmed lights and meticulous decor. Head to a restaurant that captivates the senses, such as Le Jules Verne, offering breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower, or L’Ambroisie, providing a gastronomic experience in an intimate and romantic setting on Place des Vosges. Alternatively, we suggest opting for exquisite dishes and sharing a bottle of French wine at the Grand Véfour restaurant. Just a few steps from Le Littré, Café Garçon is a superb address for a delightful romantic outing. There’s also Lapérousse, where the decor and dishes are sublime. Lastly, Maxim’s, in the 8th arrondissement, is an iconic Parisian restaurant from a bygone era.For a completely different experience, we recommend booking a dinner cruise, ideal for admiring the Eiffel Tower and the heart of Paris. On an elegant boat, you’ll be welcomed by a warm atmosphere, dimmed lights, and a panoramic view of the city’s iconic monuments. Several companies offer this experience: Le Capitaine Fracasse, with a menu where each bite is a declaration of love to French flavors. Companies like Les Bateaux Parisiens, Vedettes de Paris, Le Calife, and Bateaux Mouches also provide memorable and romantic dinner cruises for Valentine’s Day, as well as throughout the year. It’s an embarkation where every moment on board becomes an enchanted interlude…Another piece of advice: for an original experience less than 30 minutes away by metro, reserve a table at the Aquarium de Paris, where you can savor the chef’s delights while contemplating the enchanting ballet of fish, sharks, and jellyfish. You can then end the evening with a gentle stroll through the illuminated streets of the city, hand in hand, creating unforgettable and romantic memories of your Love celebration in the French Capital.Original Valentine’s Day activitiesLooking for a unique and original activity to do with your other half? Read our special Valentine’s Day selection for the perfect evening out.A perfume creation workshop: Take part in a perfume creation workshop at Studio des Parfums or Gallimard to design a personalized fragrance together, a unique olfactory experience.A private dance lesson: Book a private dance lesson to learn a romantic dance together, whether waltz, tango or salsa. You’ll find a multitude of schools all over the Capital.An evening at the Ice Kube Bar: Take advantage of the Parisian winter to experience the chilly atmosphere at the Ice Kube Bar, a bar made entirely of ice, where you can enjoy an unforgettable experience sipping frozen cocktails.A vintage photo shoot: Immortalize your true love with a vintage photo shoot in the picturesque neighborhoods of Paris, creating timeless memories. The Mademoiselle Louison studio offers a 2-hour shoot in a location of your choice to personalize your portraits of the 1900s.An astronomy evening at the Planetarium: Explore the mysteries of the universe with a show at the Cité des Sciences Planetarium, an original and contemplative experience.A concert in a jazz lounge: Take part in a concert in an intimate jazz lounge, offering an exclusive and warm musical evening for your other half.Parisian places not to be missed on Valentine’s DayWe’ve chosen some romantic and intimate locations for you, perfect for creating a magical atmosphere for a Valentine’s Day day and evening.Observing the Montparnasse Tower: Opting for a special evening at the Montparnasse Tower for Valentine’s Day would be a memorable idea. Just a few minutes’ walk from Le Littré Hotel, treat your significant other to an exceptional panoramic view from the Observatory. Ascend to the top of this iconic tower and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of illuminated Paris. We recommend a table at the Le Ciel de Paris restaurant located at the top of the tower, offering an exceptional culinary experience in an elegant and romantic setting. Imagine sipping champagne while gazing at the sparkling lights of the Eiffel Tower and the Montparnasse district. Don’t forget to make a reservation, as this venue is highly sought after.A romantic theater evening at Gaîté-Montparnasse: If you never take the time to do it the rest of the year, now is the moment! Invite your partner to the theater. Just a ten-minute walk from Le Littré, the Gaîté-Montparnasse theater welcomes you for an unforgettable cultural evening with a variety of plays.A tender visit to the Rodin Museum: Close to our establishment, admire the sensational works of the sculptor Rodin, especially the delicate “The Kiss.” Immerse yourself in the intimate atmosphere of the museum to participate in an art spectacle without artifice.A massage in the dark: In a cozy and intimate ambiance, come for a couples’ massage… in the dark. A 20-minute metro ride away, join Le Spa dans le Noir for a moment of pure relaxation near the Louvre.An evening at the Latin Cabaret: Imagine a romantic evening at the Paradis Latin Cabaret in Paris, where love comes to life through enchanting performances. Every moment is a celebration of passion and glamour, making your dinner an unforgettable experience in the heart of the City of Light.Romantic walks in ParisIf you plan to settle at Hotel Le Littré, take a romantic stroll in the Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhood. Begin by wandering hand in hand in the Luxembourg Gardens to enjoy the beauty of the park, its lovely flowers, and tall trees. The Medici Fountain is the perfect spot to take time to contemplate the surroundings and, perhaps, propose to your partner amid the magical and enchanting atmosphere. Leave the park to continue your walk on Rue Bonaparte to reach the magnificent church of St Germain des Prés, a religious place that feels disconnected from the rest of the world once inside.Elsewhere in Paris, walk along the Pont des Arts. Absorb the love that permeates the air on this bridge. As one of the most romantic spots in the City of Light, we recommend strolling hand in hand. The bridge offers a stunning view of the Seine and Parisian landmarks, and the hanging love locks also bear witness to the romantic history of the place. Your Parisian night promises to be unforgettable.Hotel Le Littré, a romantic hotel in Paris, ideal for Valentine’s DayWhy not stay at Hotel Le Littré for Valentine’s Day? Our hotel, located in the heart of Paris, offers quiet rooms sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the city to allow you to recharge. Explore our available rooms for Valentine’s Day, the list of amenities, and our packages that will make your romantic stay unique and special. As soon as you cross the threshold of our establishment, you will be enveloped in a warm and refined atmosphere, creating the perfect setting to celebrate love. The luxurious and elegantly decorated rooms will provide you with a haven of peace, with touches of comfort and romance. The central location in the heart of Paris, between the Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés neighborhoods, allows you to easily discover the charms of Paris as a couple, whether during romantic strolls in the cobbled streets of the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district or while visiting the city’s monuments. By booking at Hotel Le Littré, you are choosing an exceptional experience that combines intimacy and attentive service.Listen to our special Valentine’s Day playlist!  

  The hotel le Littré, located a few meters from the Montparnasse train station, is the starting point for your Parisian escapades. Between the Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés districts, it is the ideal place to spend a comfortable night and enjoy a delicious breakfast before setting off to discover the capital or start your seminar. Discover the Gare Montparnasse area, the home of the Hotel Littré, a typically Parisian neighborhood full of stories and anecdotes where the passage of intellectuals has deeply marked the history of literature and the city.   A little history on the Montparnasse district or the “Mont Parnasse” In fact, young Parisian artists from the Paris Montparnasse train station area meeting at the foot of a hill to recite their poems in the 1920s are actually the origin of the name Montparnasse. The name refers to a Greek mountain over 2000 meters high, overlooking the city of Delphi, a symbol of Greek mythology. The city was a real place of worship of the god Apollo and the nine muses during Antiquity. The notion of height is thus the key word of the district with the famous Montparnasse Tower.    A hotel between the Montparnasse train station and Saint Germain des Prés : a place of cosmopolitan meetings  In the 1920s, the Montparnasse station district became the “center of the world”. Between bars, traditional brasseries, bookshops, intellectuals mingle. The bistros became a place of exchange, debate and disagreement that could end at dusk. The artists are an integral part of the decor of the Montparnasse district, and their works become their currency. Victor Libion, manager of La Rotonde, one of the most popular brasseries in the neighborhood, let artists sleep on the benches and gave them bread in exchange for their works. Poets, novelists, painters, and politicians gave the Montparnasse station district the reputation of a place of artistic effervescence. Apollinaire wrote: “In Montparnasse, on the contrary, we now find the real artists dressed in American style”. Today, tourists from all over the world come to see the remnants of the artistic Montparnasse. And Le Littré, a hotel just a stone’s throw from the Montparnasse train station, welcomes them with great pleasure. We are particularly pleased to welcome each year many Brazilians who appreciate our central hotel.Our hotel close to the Montparnasse station, a hotel in the center of culture  Close to the Montparnasse train station, the Littré Paris hotel is surrounded by cinemas, theaters and bistros to discover the charm of Parisian evenings. The cultural offer around the Montparnasse train station is rich thanks to its museums, monuments and places to walk: Paris Montparnasse – Top of the City, the Montparnasse cemetery, the Bourdelle museum, the Catacombs or the Cartier Foundation for Contemporary Art.  Today, the bistros near the Montparnasse station hotel – La Rotonde, Le Select, La Coupole, and La Closerie des Lilas – are remnants of the artistic tumult of the 1920s and of traditional French culture and gastronomy.  “Whichever café in Montparnasse you ask a driver from the right bank to take you to, he will take you to La Rotonde,” wrote Ernest Hemingway in The Sun Rises in 1926. As for the Closerie des Lilas brasserie, it was frequented by Hemingway, Miller, and Fitzgerald who had the manuscript of Gatsby the Magnificent read. The cinema in the heart of the neighborhood around our Montparnasse station hotel  The heart of the neighborhood became a source of inspiration for writers, novelists, poets, painters, but also directors. Montparnasse 19, also known as Les Amants de Montparnasse: a film produced by Franco London Film tells the story of life in the neighborhood around the Montparnasse station in the years 1919-1920, in the aftermath of the war through the tumultuous life of Modigliani. The love and passion for painting, alcohol, his meeting with his girlfriend Jeanne are staged in an artistic Montparnasse that reveals the talent of the famous Italian. Rebellious and of a protesting spirit, he refuses to barter his art for money. This will lead inexorably to his tragic end. It is today one of the cult films that list the artists of the XXth century parnassian.    A little trip down memory lane: the construction of the Montparnasse station Built in an art deco style by the French architect and designer Henri Pacon, the Montparnasse train station has become the 4th largest train station in France, welcoming more than 53 million travelers. It is the arrival point for many businessmen and women who come to attend or organize the trade shows and exhibitions at the Porte de Versailles. The main lines are at the terminus of the Montparnasse train station, five minutes from the Littré hotel.  The Montparnasse train station is the hub of French and international tourist destinations and is a monument to technical and artistic progress. The station was notably presented during the Universal Exhibition, a historic event that aims to present the greatest innovations of the country that welcomes visitors from around the world. The construction of the Montparnasse station has evolved over the centuries. In the 1800s, two lines were built, one of which served the terminus: Gare Saint Lazare, the station that inspired Monet for his impressionist paintings. The second line served the former barrier of Maine, called Versailles Rive Gauche. It later experienced technical and financial difficulties, forcing its reconstruction between the barrière du Maine and the boulevard Montparnasse.  In 1902, the Invalides station was built in order to unload the Montparnasse station, with the station itself as the terminus. This station provided long-distance traffic until 1935. The Montparnasse station saw thousands of travelers pass through. Moreover, the traffic coming from the suburbs exploded, so new tracks were opened in order to accommodate the maximum number of people and have a maximum flow of passengers in better conditions.

Singer from the Mayenne region of France, Timéo Béasse revealed the potential of his voice in season 7 of The Voice Kids. Since then, he has multiplied his artistic projects, making appearances on the Disney Channel with the My Descendant talent show in 2019 or in the single Hey vous les grands with Zoé Clauzure, also a young singer of the Voice Kids. Since then he is working on his first and own album. Last week we had the pleasure to welcome Timéo Béasse and all his team for the realization of the video clip of his new song “Âmes d’enfants”.  Timéo Béasse had the privilege to shoot some incredible scenes in our executive room 804 with a breathtaking view of the famous Eiffel Tower. Full of charm, our Eiffel Tower Terrace Executive Room consists of an entrance with a dressing room. The colors of the room give way to a combination of harmony and balance. Indeed, did you know that green acts positively on the nervous system by bringing a feeling of relaxation and comfort when entering the room. You can’t help but feel relaxed after spending a comfortable night at Le Littré. Everything is carefully arranged and equipped for optimal comfort (coffee machine, tea, mini bar …) The bathroom is equipped with a marble basin, and a large bathtub. The great advantage of this room is that it is a large terrace overlooking the rooftops of Paris and the majestic Eiffel Tower.  As you can see in the clip, Timéo is sitting comfortably in our lounge 9! Cosy, calm and warm, this lounge is the ultimate place to relax for our dear clients with its artificial fireplace and reading corner where it is nice to sit. The lounge 9 is also an ideal place available for rental (half day or full day) for corporate meetings and seminars.         The production team, Timéo and myself would like to thank you warmly for your welcome during our shooting. Dimitri Lebugle, ProducerCurious to discover the young talent? Discover his official clip, shot in our room 804 and in our lounge 9 !   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35gZfRXUQ0I  

The unforgettable experience of a hotel with an Eiffel Tower viewAre you looking for an intimate Eiffel Tower view hotel for your stay in Paris, for a romantic getaway or for a relaxing moment with your family? The hotel Le Littré Paris, located on the Left Bank, offers different categories of rooms with a view of its famous Iron Lady.Located just a stone’s throw from Montparnasse and close to Saint-Germain des Prés, Le Littré hotel ensures that every guest has a fantastic stay, including a breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower. What is important to the team at Le Littré? To turn their guests’ stay into an unforgettable memory thanks to many little touches. The hotel is ideal for couples and newlyweds looking for a romantic getaway, but it is also suitable for families who want to enjoy the Parisian capital. The rooms of our hotel with Eiffel Tower viewThe Littré hotel has spacious rooms with an elegant and traditional decoration. 3 different categories of rooms bring you the comfort of a 4-star hotel room with a view of the Eiffel Tower: a Suite, an Executive category room or a Superior category room.The  44 m² Eiffel Tower Terrace Suite, with a dressing room, offers you the ideal space to lounge with your family on the sofa of the comfortable living room. The room gives access to the furnished terrace, where you will enjoy a view of the rooftops of Paris and its famous monuments such as the Eiffel Tower. You can also choose to book our sauna, available to guests during their stay for a relaxing and private break.Our Eiffel Tower Terrace Executive Room is located on the top floor of the hotel. It is ideal for a romantic stay or a stay with friends: bright, colorful and equipped with a bathtub, it offers a magnificent view of the Eiffel Tower.Finally, 3 rooms of superior category with Eiffel Tower view of a dimension of 18 m² mixing Parisian charm, calm and comfort offer you this show. Several centuries of history will be at your feet thanks to the spacious terraces of the hotel Le Littré. Wake up in our hotel with a view of the Eiffel TowerFrom the first day of your stay in Paris, discover the breathtaking view of the Eiffel Tower by opening the majestic curtains of your hotel room.Take the time to enjoy a varied and gourmet continental breakfast in your room, at the foot of your cozy bed. Or enjoy your breakfast on the large terrace overlooking the Parisian monument erected on the Champ-de-Mars. Alternatively, it is entirely possible to take the central staircase to the hotel’s breakfast room. Comfortably furnished and decorated in warm colors, this space welcomes the hotel’s travelers for a breakfast of excellence. Taste the delights of its varied buffet: eggs, cheeses, cereals, juices, fruits … there is something for everyone.The terraces of our hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower are very much appreciated by our guests to enjoy memorable evenings contemplating the glittering Eiffel Tower. For successful and magical evenings, Le Littré hotel can offer you a bottle of champagne of your choice, an assortment of macaroons or a bouquet of flowers, available on request when you book your room with Eiffel Tower view.After enjoying this panorama, it’s time to head out into the streets of the capital to live your Parisian adventures. Le Littré Hotel is located near some of the most iconic attractions in Paris. Take your pick: you’re only 20 minutes away from the exciting Louvre Museum and the legendary Champs Élysées. Not to mention, of course, the elegant Iron Lady that you will see from our hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower.A hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower: the temporary monument that became timelessBuilt by engineers between 1887 and 1889, the Eiffel Tower was a temporary monument planned for the 1889 World’s Fair held in Paris. It was the major event to showcase the industrial progress of the host country. A call for projects was issued, and Gustave Eiffel’s project was selected: a 300-meter high tower named after him.At first strongly criticized by the artistic community, an open letter against its construction was written, published in the newspaper Le Temps and signed by intellectuals such as Guy de Maupassant and Charles Garnier. As soon as it was opened to the general public on the day of the exhibition, the Eiffel Tower was adored. The question of its conservation became obvious and so this monument, visible from the terraces of our Eiffel Tower hotel, became the must-see monument that adorns Paris.Today, the Iron Lady is the cultural symbol of the city. Indeed, how to speak about Paris without evoking the Eiffel Tower? It represents the timeless object of desire of tourists, directors, painters and writers. Recognized worldwide, it welcomes more than 7 million tourists every year and becomes the second most searched monument on Google Street View.Thus, staying at our hotel with Eiffel Tower view is the privilege of being able to contemplate both day and night the flagship monument of the City of Light from our Eiffel Tower view rooms.How to reach the Eiffel tower from our hotel with a view of the Eiffel Tower?Nothing could be simpler: by metro, cross the Boulevard du Montparnasse and reach the Edgar Quinet station, just a few minutes walk from the hotel. Located behind the Gaumont Parnasse cinema, line 6 towards Charles de Gaulle-Étoile will take you straight to the Eiffel Tower. Stop at the Bir-Hakeim station, then exit onto the quai de Seine: you are only a few minutes walk from the Eiffel Tower.Our hotel is perfectly located to get to all of the city’s tourist attractions. To reach your destination by bus from our Eiffel Tower view hotel, take bus 82 on Boulevard du Montparnasse. Get on at the Montparnasse-Cinemas stop until you reach the American Hospital (you do not have to cross the boulevard). Twenty-five minutes later, the bus will drop you off on the Pont d’Iéna, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.Finally, to admire the beautiful streets of the city and discover the “authentic Paris”, you can simply walk to the Eiffel Tower. It takes a little more than half an hour, but it is worth it. Once there, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the monument from the Champ de Mars.If in doubt, don’t hesitate to call our concierge. Any request is welcome. The staff at Le Littré hotel with Eiffel Tower view will always make sure that your stay in Paris runs smoothly.

Between two flights or after a busy day in Greater Paris, we like to lounge in the new winter garden of the Hotel le Littré. From the entrance hall, you can glimpse the interior courtyard with its beautiful designed veranda. Relax in this haven of peace and enjoy a privileged moment, in one of the most beautiful areas of the City of Light … Discover the charm of our glass ceiling Learn about Parisian charm by taking a seat on the veranda of the Hotel le Littré. Make yourself comfortable in the warm surrounding atmosphere … Armchairs and sofas fit comfortably into the decor, embellishing the space with incomparable softness. The warm and luxurious notes blend with the sobriety of the metallic lines of the glass roof. This combination fits perfectly into the stone setting of this winter garden. The setting is classic and refined … in line with family traditions. Through the changing of the four seasons, treat yourself to moments tinged with elegance through the bay window on the veranda. Let yourself be crossed by the soft glares of the sun and the harmony of the place. When the fall weather invites you to share cozy moments indoors, the fine weather announces a fine opening onto the garden … Luxury, calmness and voluptuousness are there to fill all you with peace and serenity in this exceptional winter garden. An opening onto the tree-lined courtyard The charm of Paris and its interior courtyards … When the mild spring arrives, the patio doors of the glass roof open onto the subtly wooded patio. Nature mingles with the luxury of the Hotel le Littré and you let yourself go to the song of the birds. A break of freshness in the heart of Paris, where the gentle morning breezes perfume the decor with floral scents… escape into a bubble of relaxation and slowly release the pressure. Our staff, attentive to your every need, will be delighted to serve you tea on the terrace. Some will indulge in a reading session in the sun while others will come home to rest from a day of shopping. The setting is conducive to private and professional meetings and you will be able to welcome your future clients in a space that meets their expectations. You can also receive your customers in the Vérandabar, the cozy bar of the Hotel Le Littré next to the winter garden The enchanting atmosphere of this winter garden will also refine your most precious events, offering an unparalleled setting to your guests. For more greenery, go to the wooded gardens of Luxembourg, 10 minutes from the hotel. You will thus enjoy a romantic walk, with family or friends. The Littré Paris hotel opens the doors to a verdant enclosure where nobility, tradition and friendliness blend harmoniously. Comfort is essential and the atmosphere is to let go in this winter garden, ideally located in the 6th arrondissement of Paris. French and international clients come together in this space where French elegance and charm are carefully respected.    

France is the land of wine. Hotel Le Littré offers wine tasting evenings, to learn how to savor and choose between the different grape varieties. Whether you are passing through Paris or living in the neighborhood, discover the wines, their history and their pairings. Learn to taste wine Oenology is a discipline that has more and more followers. You don’t have to be familiar with wines to appreciate a grape variety. Getting together for a wine tasting is also a festive and social activity, to be shared with family or friends. Take the opportunity to discover little-known wines, rediscover classics or savor exceptional bottles. Each time, an oenologist will come to share his knowledge, around a region or a grape variety. Burgundy wines, Bordeaux grands crus, Loire wines… Do you know which type of wine you prefer? The wine evenings are organized according to different themes:around a wine-growing region, for example Burgundy, through several appellations (Chablis, Côte-de-Nuit, Côte-de-Beaune, Mâcon, etc.); around a grape variety, such as chardonnay or pinot; around a domain, in order to discover the full range of one or more producers; around the same wine, through the vintages, a wine tasting that takes you back in time!Grapevines in Paris? As surprising as it may seem, there are vineyards in Paris. The oldest and most famous is that of Montmartre, but there is also one not far from Montparnasse, just a stone’s throw from the Hotel Le Littré. In the 15th arrondissement, in Georges Brassens Park, grow over 700 vines of Pinot Noir are grown, Perlette and Pinot Meunier. These vines bear witness to the capital’s wine-growing past from the Middle Ages. Each year, since 2011, more than 250 bottles of this “Clos des Morillons”, maintained by the municipal services of the city of Paris, have been auctioned, for the benefit of local associations. A little further, in Bercy, the Yitzhak Rabin garden has also, since 1996, been welcoming more than 600 m² of sauvignon and chardonnay. There are also vines at Buttes-Chaumont and Belleville. Both oenology courses and wine tastings, the genial wine evenings at Hotel Le Littré are an opportunity to discover this universe rich in flavors and history in the cosy private bar of the hotel, the Vérandabar.

Relax with our all-inclusive breakfast, available without restriction at Hôtel Le Littré, our Michelin-starred establishment ideally located in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. Take the time to wake up gently before starting your busy day.Complimentary breakfast available from 7 a.m. at Hôtel Le LittréAt the Le Littré hotel, we offer a full breakfast included with your room reservation. It’s served every day from 7am to 10:30am.A treat for early-morning travelers eager to explore the city of Paris, as well as for business travelers looking for a bite to eat before heading to the Montparnasse train station.Discover our varied and tasty breakfast, in the center of Paris, at Hôtel Le Littré!The variety of our buffet offers you an exceptional choice. What a delight! Enjoy crisp pastries such as pain au chocolat and croissants, fine charcuterie such as ham, creamy dairy products such as farmhouse yoghurts and tasty cheeses. Not forgetting fresh fruit, crunchy cereals and invigorating hot and cold drinks such as coffee, hot chocolates, fruit juices… Don’t miss our eggs prepared to perfection and a selection of fresh vegetables or fruit salads and compotes.At Hôtel Le Littré, we are accustomed to welcoming an international clientele, and adapt our buffet to the different dietary preferences of our guests. It’s possible to tailor your breakfast to suit your tastes, with special attention paid to dietary allergies and restrictions, with gluten-free options available.Come and enjoy a delicious breakfast to get your day off to a good start!Discover our magnificent breakfast dining room at Hôtel Le LittréWelcome to our elegant breakfast room. Simply follow the central staircase to reach this convivial space.Steeped in warm hues of beige, ochre and grey, this recently refurbished environment combines sophistication and charm. Every detail, from the varied textures of the wood and carpet flooring to the colorful cushions embellishing the comfortable banquettes, contributes to creating a peaceful atmosphere, perfect for a gentle awakening. For those seeking a more intimate ambience, three discreet alcoves are at your disposal.Enjoy a breakfast prepared on site and beautifully presented on our buffets. Whether you’re a couple, a family or on a business trip, take advantage of this serene interlude in our hotel.Try Hôtel Le Littré’s breakfast in your room in the heart of ParisEnjoy a delicious continental breakfast directly in your room. Our room service will bring your meal to you at the desired time. On the menu: golden croissants, pains au chocolat, fresh bread, homemade jams, creamy dairy products, prepared eggs and a selection of hot and cold drinks. An ideal way to start your day with confidence!Our special offers for your luxury stay in our Hôtel Le LittréIn addition to our delicious breakfast, explore our special offers for a luxurious stay at Hôtel Le Littré. Whether you spend one night or several in our elegant rooms, you’ll enjoy exceptional service and unrivalled comfort in our Michelin-starred hotel. Our dedicated team is dedicated to making your stay as pleasant as possible, offering you the very best in Parisian luxury and quality service.

Enjoy a wellness area during your stay at the Hotel Le Littré Forget about the tumult of Paris for a moment. Enter a bubble of serenity in the sauna area of ​​the hotel Le Littré. Placed out of sight, it offers an atmosphere that is both bright and intimate. Parisian life, so rich and dynamic, requires moments of calm and appeasement. The wellness area and sauna at the hotel Le Littré will be the ideal setting to recharge your batteries. After a day spent discovering the City of Light, discover the pleasure of taking care of yourself in our sauna. You can sit or lie there to enjoy this moment dedicated solely to your well-being. The hotel’s private sauna ensures you total tranquility. Book the sauna with our team. Our sauna is accessible at no additional cost from 7 am to 10 pm, every day, to satisfy your desires for relaxation.   The sauna, a space to take care of yourself Peaceful atmosphere and refined decoration greet you at the hotel spa. Let yourself be wrapped in a gentle warmth and release your tensions. This session will allow you to eliminate the accumulated toxins so you can set off again calmly to discover Paris. If you are organizing a seminar in our wellness hotel, you can suggest that your employees take advantage of a sauna session to unwind after a long day at work. They will appreciate this attention and will be able to recharge their batteries.   Hotel Le Littré: an intimate place conducive to relaxation Hotel Le Littré is ideal for enjoying a moment of suspension. Located a few steps from Montparnasse train station, near Saint-Germain-des-Prés, the hotel Le Littré and its sauna welcome you in a chic and elegant setting for a stay where tranquility will be the key word. If you wish, you can also book a massage before or after your sauna session. Each room offers a unique decoration, carefully crafted to create an atmosphere that is both warm and luxurious. Some rooms offer a sublime view of the Eiffel Tower for an absolutely idyllic stay in Paris. Give a new dimension to your visit to Paris. With your family or for a seminar, the Hotel Le Littré and its sauna will be your haven of serenity. Do you want to continue in a spirit of relaxation? Discover the bar, the ultimate relaxation area to:have a drink, listen to some jazz notes, or enjoy the wine tasting organized by the establishment.The Hotel Le Littré offers you the French art of living for a stay that meets your requirements in every way.

The Littré hotel bar will charm you with its cozy and warm space. This chic bar a stone’s throw from Montparnasse welcomes you for a moment of relaxation after a long day of leisure or shopping. In fact, the shops of the rue de Rennes and the Bon Marché are not far, as well as the Luxembourg park or the cultural district of Saint-Germain-des-Prés. After work, it is also good to take a break for a few moments. We also offer a selection of newspapers or various guides and brochures to discover the many tourist attractions of Paris. And if you are unsure, our team will be happy to assist you. Le Verandabar, a real garden in the heart of Paris With its luminous glass ceiling open to the Parisian sky, the Verandabar, the brand new lounge bar at the Le Littré hotel, promises you a comfortable break. During the day, this cozy bar located near Montparnasse offers you a green oasis to recharge your batteries between two meetings or before setting off on a visit to Paris. A stone’s throw from the hustle and bustle, enjoy a healthy and beneficial break. You will love to relax in the comfortable armchairs and sofas of the bar. Their colored tones recall a cozy and intimate atmosphere. The veranda is also a winter garden where it is good to soak up some rays of the sun, unless you prefer to warm up by the fireplace with a hot drink in our other lounge, “Le 9”. The Littré hotel bar, a romantic bar in Paris Its warm atmosphere makes the Littré an excellent romantic bar in Paris. It is the ideal place to extend the evening after a good meal and to sip on house cocktails or sweet liqueurs. Discover our menu of drinks and plates to share for a convivial or intimate moment. You will also like to meet there with friends or family, for a drink before going to dinner, to the cinema, to the theater … or simply to pound the streets of a lively neighborhood. A real music bar like in the Roaring Twenties Do you have a more festive spirit? You can also take advantage of the new entertainment at the bar at Le Littré. Le Littré is also a bar with music, ideal for spending a cozy evening in Paris. Built in 1924, the hotel hosted American soldiers between 1952 and 1967. In the evenings, jazz and rhythm’n’blues musicians played a few pieces. Even today, the Littré bar allows you to listen, on certain evenings, to jazz played live, as in the good old days of nearby Saint-Germain-des-Prés. You will also hear more Latin rhythms there! Careful decoration, quality service and a varied menu: the Verandabar is a must during your stay in Paris!

What could be more relaxing than a massage to recharge your batteries after a hectic day in Paris? Our hotel offers you, in addition to its relaxation areas, a sauna and a personalized massage service.A relaxing massage in Paris to recharge your batteriesPut your everyday worries aside by taking advantage of your stay at Hotel Le Littré to treat yourself to a relaxing massage in Paris. Massages are an essential ingredient for relaxation. After a hectic day running around the Capital, make time for your well-being with a massage. It is the ultimate stress reliever.Our team of massage professionals perform different types of massages and treatments. Relaxation massage improves blood circulation and relieves tension, but it can also be more invigorating to restore energy. Also discover shiatsu or Thai massages, which use Asian energy principles based on finger pressure.During a stay of one night or several days, on vacation or on a business trip, find the service that meets your needs. Our express services are specifically dedicated to travelers in a hurry.Le Littré, a spa hotel for a relaxing massageSolo or in duo, enjoy a moment just for you. After your sauna session, you will feel revived and ready to tackle a new Parisian day.A 4-star hotel in Paris for a well-being stayThe wellness area at the Hotel Le Littré in Paris is arranged in harmony with the rest of the establishment. Chic and refined, the decoration is elegant, conducive to relaxation and appeasement. Simply choose your massage: our team will take care of you and guide you so that you have a unique moment.A particular desire? Opt for a tailor-made massage, according to your needs, which combines different techniques. Whether alone or in a pair, enjoy a wellness retreat specifically designed for you.After your visit, continue to relax in our dedicated spaces, under the glass roof of the VerandaBar or in the winter garden.Warm and welcoming, the massage service is open all day. Book your moment of relaxation and let yourself be carried away by your senses.

Have a brunch at the Hotel Le Littré! Brunch is a real tendency, for days off, weekends or on vacation. A mix between breakfast and lunch, this meal is taken in the middle of the morning and serves as both breakfast and lunch. Discover the breakfast area at Hotel Le Littré, next door to Montparnasse, to savor a delicious brunch. A brunch at the Hotel Le Littré to take your time Sunday brunch is an institution in Anglo-Saxon countries. Born in the 19th century in England, it was imported to the United States in the 1920s. It reached France around 1980. Friendly and gourmet, brunch is the friend of city dwellers who are late risers. It is taken between late morning and early afternoon. It allows you to take time for yourself. It serves as a fairly generous breakfast and lunch. Savor a delicious brunch in an intimate setting Whether you are a hotel resident or a local resident, join the breakfast room at Hotel Le Littré to share a brunch with family, loved ones or friends. Take the time to recharge your batteries in our room with its soothing and warm decoration. Settle down in a comfortable armchair, in an alcove for a little privacy to enjoy this precious moment. Time stops… Brunch, a varied and complete meal The traditional English brunch is inspired by the breakfast from across the Channel, with scrambled eggs, bacon, cheese and bread. Its variation, American brunch, adds pancakes (thick, sweet pancakes), brioche bread or bagels and replaces bacon with braised pork belly. But brunch is going international and meeting all demands, with seafood, salads, fruit pies. Salty, sweet, it is impossible not to find your happiness. Breakfast brunch is all about flavor and curiosity. On the menu of the hotel restaurant Le Littré, enjoy not only hot drinks, fruit juices, pastries, but also fresh bread, eggs, cheese, cold meats, desserts and fruit. Sundays are for brunch! Share a moment of relaxation while feasting at your own pace. Before a day of visiting the capital or on the contrary to end your stay on a relaxing note, take the time to sit down for brunch. Enjoy a privileged moment in an idyllic setting. Even if you are not a hotel guest, don’t hesitate to discover an unforgettable experience for your first Sunday meal. Brunch is an opportunity for two people to get together, with friends or family, for a gourmet and gastronomic break where everyone can taste what they want.

Do you want to celebrate a birthday to create an unforgettable memory? Hotel Le Littré offers complete entertainment for children’s birthdays up to 10 years old. Whether you are a guest of the hotel or simply of the neighborhood, come and enjoy the spaces of the hotel to spend a magical moment! Organize a birthday at the hotel Benefit not only from bright and welcoming spaces, but also from specialized infrastructures. We advise you and make our services available to you so that you only have the invitations to send! A successful birthday party for kids takes a little planning. We provide you with a private meeting room to organize a birthday party for the likes of your child. Guests will only have to help themselves from the buffet of delicacies and pastries. If you wish, you can order a personalized birthday cake, but you can also bring your own. Discover multiple activities Would you like to organize a treasure hunt in the Montparnasse district or in the streets adjacent to the Hotel Le Littré? We take care of finding a specialist who will offer you their services. If you prefer quieter games or if it’s raining, board games will always be a pleasant alternative. During the snack, a magician or a sculptor of balloons can also come to entertain young and old alike. Your child can choose a design and decoration on the theme of their choice: pirates, fairies, circus, princess, superheroes, cinema, song … A birthday supervised by entertainers The forte of our special birthday offer is toaccompany parents in all aspects of organizing this event. You let us know your desires and those of the hero of the hour, there is only one thing left to do: compile the guest list and write the first names of the hosts on the invitation cards. Your child and his or her guests will benefit from unforgettable activities, supervised by professional entertainers. During the festivities, you can be present at the party … or take the opportunity to spend a relaxing moment in our cozy bar, under the glass roof of the Verandabar. Make your child’s birthday an unforgettable afternoon with the services of a 4-star hotel. Hospitalists for 3 generations, we know how important the family is, which is why our Deluxe family rooms have been designed to accommodate both parents and children. We are committed to transforming these celebrations into exceptional moments that will forever be etched in the memories of your children …

The Hotel Le Littré in Paris reopens on September 1, 2021 to welcome you again in complete safety. We do everything we can to protect your health and that of our Staff. Find out about all the measures in place at the hotel to fight the spread of COVID-19.   A priority: protect your health and that of the teams Our main concern is to be able to welcome you back to the hotel, by limiting the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Our team has implemented a number of safety measures by following the guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO) and standards issued by health authorities. Areas frequented by the public are obviously cleaned and disinfected several times a day. We also take special care in the areas reserved for members of the Staff. All our employees are equipped with masks and apply the rules of distancing, as well as preventive measures.   The COVID-19 measures put in place to protect you Hydroalcoholic gel is available in several strategic areas of Hotel Le Littré: bar, reception, restaurant, seminar rooms. The cleaning of high-traffic areas such as reception, handrails, doorknobs or elevators is reinforced several times a day and the contact areas disinfected every 30 minutes. The premises are ventilated daily, in particular the bedrooms during the passage of maintenance staff. The capacity of the various spaces, in particular the seminar spaces, have been adapted according to the directives issued by the health authorities. In addition, our staff have been trained to apply preventive measures and social distancing throughout the establishment, including in break rooms. To avoid the risk of the virus spreading, workstations have been reorganized to establish shifts and limit contact between employees. Breakfast is available as a buffet, but we have increased cleaning and adapted the capacity of the room as well as the terms of service (no utensils in the dishes, disposable towels, etc.). The restaurant and bar have been fitted out to take into account the rules of distancing, while maintaining a cozy and warm atmosphere. We encourage you to favor online registration and reservation, as well as electronic payment. If you wish, gloves and masks can be given to you on request at reception, as well as bottles of hydroalcoholic gel for the duration of your stay. Thanks to this reinforced health protocol, Hotel Le Littré welcomes you for a pleasant and safe stay in the 6th arrondissement of Paris.  

This 4-star hotel near Montparnasse is extremely well located, just a stone’s throw from the emblematic monuments of the Left Bank. Nestled between two shopping streets, the hotel Le Littré combines French refinement and quality of service. The advantages of a 4-star hotel in the heart of Paris 6th district Le Littré enjoys an exceptional location, between Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, in a lively district. Discreet and elegant, it offers you all the advantages of a family-run 4-star hotel, the ideal base for visiting all of the capital’s emblematic places. Live in the heart of Paris in a luxurious environment, with just the right amount of refinement: the French art of living, in a way! Our rooms are all furnished with taste and elegance, to make your stay in Paris a welcome break. Five of the rooms offer a privileged view over the rooftops of Paris and the Eiffel Tower. A sauna, a winter garden, a veranda and a lounge bar are at your disposal for your well-being. The luxury of a stay in a 4-star hotel in Paris is also to be able to enjoy every moment without worrying about everyday life. Our team is at your service to make your life easier, whether you are alone, as a couple or with children. Our concierge service can help you organize your visits and outings. If you are short of ideas, our teams will be able to advise you according to your preferences. They can also book your tickets for the theater, a table in a restaurant or in a Parisian cabaret. Thanks to our quality services, the hotel Le Littré is an ideal place to share moments with the family: visit the district, between Montparnasse and Saint-Germain-des-Prés, without forgetting the Eiffel Tower. Stroll through the shopping streets, or at the Bon Marché. Nearby, the Luxembourg Gardens just a stone’s throw away will allow you to enjoy lush greenery. Le Littré will put 4 stars in the eyes of children Family is not an empty word for the team at Hotel Le Littré: our 4-star hotel in Paris has been run by the same family for three generations! We therefore make a point of welcoming families as best as possible. Our goal: to make your stay in Paris an unforgettable memory for you and your children. Children under the age of twelve are accommodated free of charge if they sleep in their parents’ room, where they can watch child-friendly TV channels. Our Deluxe Family rooms are spacious enough to accommodate two adults and two children thanks to the living room sofa that converts into a sofa bed. Need a cot or a high chair? We lend you the necessary equipment so that your baby can also enjoy his stay. Fancy an evening without children? We can put you in touch with a babysitter to take care of your blond heads while you go to a restaurant, theater or cinema. Enjoy a pleasant stay in a 4-star hotel located in the heart of Paris. The Hotel Le Littré warmly welcomes you in an elegant and refined setting. Our concierge is at your disposal to facilitate your arrival at the Hotel and your discovery of the city.