A 4-star boutique hotel in the heart of the Latin Quarter
Step inside, and Paris softens. Here, in the heart of the Latin Quarter, greenery climbs up the wallpaper, rattan and cane soften the light, and every corner invites you to slow down. Le Jardin de Cluny is not like other hotels: it’s a home—intimate and warm—where we love to welcome guests. Our 40 rooms and suites are like secret gardens. Whetheryou’re coming as a couple for a weekend getaway or with your family to discover Paris, there’s bound to be a room waiting for you.
Push open another door: the one to your room. And if you’re having trouble choosing, our front desk will be happy to help you decide.
AROUND THE GARDEN OF CLUNY
The Latin Quarter
Founded 2,000 years ago by the Romans under the name Lutetia, the Latin Quarter is Paris’s oldest urban center—and its student-driven, literary, and rebellious spirit has never faded. From the lecture halls of the Sorbonne to the bookstores on Rue des Écoles, two millennia of history unfold beneath your feet. And you’ll be staying right in the heart of it all.
Saint-Germain-des-prés
Ironically, this district was named after a church. However, if Saint Germain des Prés is a chapel, it is definitely the chapel of the free thinkers and the audacious.
The Cluny Museum
The Musée de Cluny houses one of the world's most important collections of objects and works of art from the medieval period.
Notre Dame
Along with the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris is probably the most famous Parisian monument. So much so that you think you already know everything about this almost thousand-year-old cathedral.
Our commitments
Our love of plants goes far beyond decoration: it lies at the heart of our efforts toward more responsible tourism.No grand statements, just everyday actions: a breakfast where organic ingredients take center stage, a constant focus on water, energy, and waste, and a team that is involved at every stage of your stay. This is an approach we’ve been following for over fifteen years, and one we continue to build upon year after year—because a wonderful stay in Paris should never cost the planet more than necessary.
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