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“location excellent, small but perfectly fiited rooms … ”
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Artus Hotel
34 rue de Buci
Paris, France
Neighborhood: 6th Arr. (St-Germain/Luxembourg)
Style: Cutting-Edge
Atmosphere: Lively
27 Rooms
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Located on the rue de Buci, in the left bank, the newly renovated Artus is doubly remarkable; not only is it contemporary and stylish, but it’s quiet about it as well. Some of the most fashionable Parisian hotels take themselves a bit too seriously, with pompous service to match (we could name names, but won’t; not to worry, they aren’t listed here anyway).
The Artus, by contrast, isn’t trying to be a lifestyle, an ideology, a religion, just a hotel, a rather good-looking one, with a personality all its own — clean lines, vivid colors, modern furnishings and some original artwork, and a gallery showing regular exhibitions.
Rooms have dark wood floors, platform beds, modern designer furniture, and walls painted in deep, bold colors. The duplex room is split-level, with the bath upstairs, and the top-floor junior suite has a private walk-out balcony with a view over rue de Buci and Boulevard Saint-Germain. Breakfast is served downstairs in a chic minimalist space, and from there it’s out on the town — the Artus is ideally placed for a walk through the Odéon or a day of shopping in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
About Artus Hotel: Artus Hotel is a luxury boutique hotel near Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Odéon, steps away from shopping, landmarks, and art galleries. The hotel features a breakfast room done with minimalist decor, a fitness room and sauna, and massage service. The rooms have modern, minimalist decor, while the hotel also has a gallery showing regular exhibitions.
