Relais Christine
Hotel · La Monnaie
3 Rue Christine, 75006 Paris, France
Highlights
Historic mansion hotel with spa, lounge, bar, and garden suites
Historic mansion hotel with spa, lounge, bar, and garden suites
"A boutique hotel set in a former 13th-century abbey, offering a countryside feel with garden suites and a nod to its historical architecture." - Lane Nieset
"Slip away from the lively cafés and chic boutiques of Saint-Germain-de-Prés, head down a quiet side street and through a leafy passageway and you’ll find one of Paris’s best-kept hotel secrets—and the regulars are inclined to keep it that way. Opened in 1979 in a 17th-century former private mansion (that itself was built on the vestiges of the 13th century Saint-Denis College of the Grands-Augustins Abbey), the hotel marries classic French design with contemporary materials and a fresh look dreamed up by designer Laura Gonzalez. If you want a memorable morning meal, you can have your coffee and croissant beneath the building’s vaulted cellar which doubles as the intimate breakfast room." - Sandra Ramani, Lindsey Tramuta
"A 13th century abbey converted into a small and charmingly traditional boutique hotel would be special enough, were it located somewhere far out in the French countryside; in the heart of Paris’s Latin Quarter, however, it’s truly extraordinary. Hidden away in a quiet cobbled courtyard in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, it's near the Louvre and Notre-Dame, and a short walk from the banks of the Seine." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Slip away from the lively cafés and chic boutiques of Saint-Germain-de-Prés, head down a quiet side street and through a leafy passageway and you’ll find one of Paris’s best-kept hotel secrets—and the regulars are inclined to keep it that way. Opened in 1979 in a 17th-century former private mansion (that itself was built on the vestiges of the 13 th century Saint-Denis College of the Grands-Augustins Abbey), the hotel marries classic French design with contemporary materials and a fresh look dreamed up by designer Laura Gonzalez. If you want a memorable morning meal, you can have your coffee and croissant beneath the building’s vaulted cellar which doubles as the intimate breakfast room." - Sandra Ramani, Lindsey Tramuta
"A Left Bank Paris property favored for its intimate scale and local character, offering guests a quietly luxurious base that feels woven into the surrounding neighborhood." - Nora Zelevansky
