Hôtel des Grands Hommes is a charming hotel located opposite the Pantheon in the historic 5th arrondissement of Paris. The building, constructed in the 18th century, became a place of accommodation at the end of the 19th century, first as a family boarding house and then as a hotel. It holds historical significance as the place where poets André Breton and Philippe Soupault wrote 'Les Champs magnétiques' in 1919, marking the start of the surrealist movement. The hotel offers a unique ambiance with rooms and suites that revisit the Napoleonic style of the early 19th century, featuring fabric wall coverings with Greco-Roman inspiration, Empire-style furniture, and lush carpets. Guests have praised the hotel's location, charm, and the friendly, professional service provided by the staff. While the rooms are noted to be small, they are described as clean and well-appointed, with modern amenities such as air conditioning and comfortable beds. The hotel also offers a continental breakfast with a selection of fresh, local products served in an elegant room with stone-vaulted ceilings.
Latin Quarter
Historic student quarter with Sorbonne, bookshops, and lively atmosphere
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By Metro: Take the metro to a station in the 5th arrondissement, then use a taxi or walk to Latin Quarter.
By Bus: Multiple bus lines serve the Latin Quarter area. Check RATP website for current routes and schedules.
By Taxi or Ride-sharing: Request drop-off at the address in Latin Quarter, 5th arrondissement, Paris. Most drivers will be familiar with this area.
By Car: Street parking may be limited in Latin Quarter. Consider using a nearby parking garage or public transportation.
The hotel has 30 rooms, including Classic Rooms, Superior Rooms, and Suites.
Yes, a continental breakfast with fresh local products is served daily.
The building was constructed in the 18th century and became a hotel in the late 19th century.
