Wooden bookcase with a mushroom lamp in a hotel lounge Artus
A guest is sitting in an armchair in the hotel lounge Artus

Artus Hotel, a 4-star hotel in Saint-Germain-des-Prés

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Artus combines a hotel, a café, and a studio-gallery inspired by the world of a passionate collector.

At 34 Rue de Buci, Artus shares everything that sparks her curiosity: works of art, vintage furniture, vinyl records, ceramics, coffee-table books, posters, and objects she’s unearthed through her encounters. Today, this collection lends its character to a hotel where guests can stay, a café open to the neighborhood, and a lively space where people take the time to look, listen, and connect.‍

Artus  Hotel Room: yellow curtain, red graphic wallpaper, and plaid skirt
A pair of vintage headphones resting on a pouf next to some vinyl record sleeves
A man seen from behind, wearing a " Artus " T-shirt, hanging black-and-white botanical prints on a wall
Hands sharing a chocolate chip and almond cookie next to a cappuccino Artus
Wooden shelf with metal vases and an amber floor lamp in a living room at theArtus
A Haussmann-style building seen from a window at theArtus, with a burgundy curtain in the foreground

THE ROOMS

Breakfast tray served in the room at the Artus, with coffee and a flower in a single-stem vase

Behind every door, warm colors, distinctive furniture, posters, lithographs, and carefully selected objects extend the world ofArtus.

Comfortable, bright rooms where you can unwind after a day of exploring Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Artus  Hotel Room: yellow curtain, red graphic wallpaper, and plaid skirt

Rooms inspired by the creative spirit of Paris from the 1950s to the 1970s.

"I love your art," signed by the hotel Artus
Painted ceramic vases, birds of paradise, and a vintage red telephone on a console table with a mirror
"I've never collected things just to keep them for myself. Above all, I love sharing them."
— Artus

The Café Galerie inArtus

Artus 's Café Galerie opens onto Rue de Buci, inviting you to step inside. Here, you can enjoy an espresso in the morning, a pastry in the afternoon, or a drink at the end of the day. You can flip through a beautiful book, listen to a vinyl record, or discover the latest addition to the collection.

A customer wearing a cap is munching on a pastry at the café at theArtus

Breakfast & Dining

Every morning, breakfast is served in a cozy space where Artus nce envisioned storing his latest finds. A generous buffet, specialty coffee, and carefully selected products: everything you need to start your day before setting out to explore the Left Bank.
Breakfast room at the Hôtel Artus, round tables and light fixtures

Wellness

After the excitement of “ Saint-Germain-des-Prés,” it’s time to unwind. The sauna, spa treatments, and massages invite you to slow down in a private space inspired by the 1970s, designed to help you pamper yourself before heading out to explore Paris again.
Wooden sauna in the wellness area of the Artus hotel, terracotta bucket and towel
"I love your art," signed by the hotel Artus
Hands placing ceramics on a shelf in theArtus
"This week, a new series of ceramics has found its place in the studio."
— Artus

SAINT-GERMAIN-DES-PRÉS, ITS MOST BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION

Artus loves quiet galleries just as much as independent bookstores, lively cafés just as much as record shops or artisan workshops. Rue de Buci is its starting point. Every stroll is an opportunity to discover a new spot, a new work of art, or an object that might one day find its way into its collection. It is this curiosity that keeps the heart of theArtus beating.

Come on in. Have a coffee. Listen to a record. Stay a few nights.
The glass storefront of a bookstore on Saint-Germain-des-Prés, just a stone's throw from the hotel Artus