THE HOTEL

OUR HOSPITALITY AND OUR PREMISES

BREAKFAST

CONTEMPORARY

Upon your arrival, regardless of the time, you’ll be warmly greeted by our reception staff. They will be happy to assist you in English, German, Italian or Spanish, ensuring that you’ll feel right at home, surrounded by a Parisian atmosphere combined with outstanding comfort and today’s technology.

Our lounge offers an opportunity to relax in a private and subdued setting. Art and smiles are evident throughout the hotel, thanks to the artwork personally selected by the owner. A glance the web at our Internet terminal, reading the daily newspaper, a Dammann tea served each afternoon – all of this reflects the hotel’s philosophy, concentrated in this single space. During the summer, our furnished patio with an olive tree offer a peaceful haven from the city’s excitement, inviting you to savour its charm.

BREAKFAST

A plentiful breakfast buffet is served from 7:00 am to 11:00 am in our lounge or on the patio during the summer, offering a quiet start to your day. If you prefer to relax a while longer, breakfast can be served in your room upon request.

We offer: coffee, Dammann Frères tea, hot chocolate, fruit juice, aged cheeses, fresh fruit salad, cereals, hard-boiled eggs, and an assortment of quality jams, Viennese pastries and traditional baguettes.

A WORD ON OUR DECOR

Fully renovated at the beginning of 2008 by Michel Jouannet, an architect and interior decorator, the Hotel Le Chaplain Rive Gauche offers a distinctively modern style. A combination of strong colours and dark wood lends outstanding originality to its design, accompanied by contemporary artwork displayed throughout the hotel.

In each room, works created by the painter Fabienne Santrot De Courrière* using the grisaille technique emphasizes the hotel’s philosophy, "the smile”. Internationally recognised smiles emphasise the hotel’s unique, sophisticated atmosphere, encouraging guests to return to the Hotel Le Chaplain Rive Gauche in the near future!

*After studying art history, Fabienne Santrot De Courrière initially practiced with patinas then discovered the grisaille technique, paintings that incorporate shadow and light often through the use of muted shades. The core of De Courrière’s grisaille work arises through orders placed by interior decorators and individuals, but the artist also works with London and California dealers which sell the grisailles on canvass.

AMENITIES

The Hotel Le Chaplain Rive Gauche offers a multitude of services:

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