Saint-James Paris

A town house with the dimensions of a small castle, the Saint James Paris is the only establishment in the capital to benefit from such an exclusive setting.

Surrounded by a garden, one has to pass the porch of the exterior boundary wall and follow a small alley to rejoin the front steps. Once inside, the scent of a different époque resurges.

Constructed in 1892 on the location of Paris' first airfield, in memory of Adolphe Thiers, the town house that shelters the Saint James was for a long time the welcoming place for the best students, before becoming English property and then becoming a hotel. It conserves from its past a club spirit, large stairways, impressive space and a certain severity.

With its magnificent space, a long library and pleasant club armchairs, the hotel bar counts amongst the most comfortable in the capital.

The 48 rooms at this residence are decorated in a contemporary style with a touch of classicism, discreet but with touches of colour.

The service is very classic and courteous, respecting the location.

The clientele
Welcoming international business clientele, the Saint James is ideal for those who want to live some French style luxury, while remaining protected from the rest of the town. More confidential and less central than other addresses, the establishment remains a popular choice amongst connoisseurs.