A hotel with a poetry theme
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Writing also inspires Parisian hospitality.
What do the Murano, Le Five, Le One, iconic figures of contemporary hospitality in Paris, and the Apostrophe Hotel have in common?
All of them were born from the collaboration between architect Vincent Bastié and Sandrine Alouf, an interior decorator and self-proclaimed atmospherist.
Here, poetry invites itself even before crossing the threshold. On this peaceful street just steps away from the Closerie des Lilas, a stylized tree projects its trompe-l'œil shadow on the façade, as a prelude to imagination. From the reception to the floors, the walls come alive with letters, punctuation, and graphic fragments that accompany travelers on a sensitive and multifaceted narrative.
The major milestones of writing unfold subtly across the hotel's five levels. Each of the sixteen rooms explores a unique universe: amorous alphabet, typography, printing, newspapers, musical scores... So many poetic variations conceived as stopovers in the history of words. The visual nods interact with the volumes, allowing one to be carried away by the décor, sometimes dreamlike, sometimes narrative.
Some rooms push sensory immersion further: whirlpool bathtubs, chromotherapy, thematic ceilings... A ladder climbs toward the sky, a stormy sky suspends its motion, a glass roof lets in a soft light. These discreet stagings give intimacy an added soul.
The experience extends even to the small details of daily life. Breakfast can be served in the room, at no extra charge, until noon. Wi-Fi is seamless, comfort consistent, and service attentive. Each room features a Chromecast, a memory foam bed, adjustable air conditioning, and appreciated soundproofing.
At the crossroads of Montparnasse and the Luxembourg Gardens, the Apostrophe Hotel draws a clear line between inspiration and comfort, inner journey and urban discovery. A discreet, literary, and very contemporary address.
What do the Murano, Le Five, Le One, iconic figures of contemporary hospitality in Paris, and the Apostrophe Hotel have in common?
All of them were born from the collaboration between architect Vincent Bastié and Sandrine Alouf, an interior decorator and self-proclaimed atmospherist.
Here, poetry invites itself even before crossing the threshold. On this peaceful street just steps away from the Closerie des Lilas, a stylized tree projects its trompe-l'œil shadow on the façade, as a prelude to imagination. From the reception to the floors, the walls come alive with letters, punctuation, and graphic fragments that accompany travelers on a sensitive and multifaceted narrative.
The major milestones of writing unfold subtly across the hotel's five levels. Each of the sixteen rooms explores a unique universe: amorous alphabet, typography, printing, newspapers, musical scores... So many poetic variations conceived as stopovers in the history of words. The visual nods interact with the volumes, allowing one to be carried away by the décor, sometimes dreamlike, sometimes narrative.
Some rooms push sensory immersion further: whirlpool bathtubs, chromotherapy, thematic ceilings... A ladder climbs toward the sky, a stormy sky suspends its motion, a glass roof lets in a soft light. These discreet stagings give intimacy an added soul.
The experience extends even to the small details of daily life. Breakfast can be served in the room, at no extra charge, until noon. Wi-Fi is seamless, comfort consistent, and service attentive. Each room features a Chromecast, a memory foam bed, adjustable air conditioning, and appreciated soundproofing.
At the crossroads of Montparnasse and the Luxembourg Gardens, the Apostrophe Hotel draws a clear line between inspiration and comfort, inner journey and urban discovery. A discreet, literary, and very contemporary address.
Apostrophe Hotel
3, rue de Chevreuse
75006 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 56 54 31 31
From 175 EUR3, rue de Chevreuse
75006 Paris, France
Tel : +33 (0)1 56 54 31 31
Pricing details
Rates 2026, from €175 per night for two people. The Apostrophe offers 16 rooms divided into three categories.
Rooms equipped with Keiji toiletries, bathrobes, hairdryer, flat-screen satellite TV, DVD player, CD, iPod, and MP3.
✦ Standard double room (14m2) with hydro-massage jet shower and illuminated rain shower, from €175 per night
✦ Superior double room (14m2) with open-plan bathroom and powerful hydro-massage jet shower, a table created for the Apostrophe allows you to stay comfortably in bed for breakfast, from €185 per night
✦ 'Balneo' double room (15m2) with new double-head bathtubs (December 2019), with jacuzzi and customizable chromotherapy, from €195 per night.
Air-conditioned hotel, free Wi-Fi, à la carte breakfast served until noon and in-room at no extra charge.
Note: All prices are provided for informational purposes only and must be confirmed directly with the establishment.
Comments
450m from the Jardin du Luxembourg and its highly sought-after chairs or armchairs for reading.Metro stations Vavin or Raspail (line 4), Notre Dame des Champs (line 6) and RER station Port-Royal.