Hôtel des Jardins du Luxembourg
Just around the corner from its glorious namesake and down the street from the university, these intimate lodgings are tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, making it a favorite with the professorial crowd. The building’s claim to fame is that Sigmund Freud stayed here on his first visit to Paris. Today it exudes elegance, from the nature-themed wallpaper behind the beds to the glossy white tiles in the bathrooms. While the standard rooms are pretty, the superior rooms, which cost only a few euros more, have nicer views and small balconies.
Just around the corner from its glorious namesake and down the street from the university, these intimate lodgings are tucked away on a quiet cul-de-sac, making it a favorite with the professorial crowd. The building’s claim to fame is that Sigmund Freud stayed here on his first visit to Paris. Today it exudes elegance, from the nature-themed wallpaper behind the beds to the glossy white tiles in the bathrooms. While the standard rooms are pretty, the superior rooms, which cost only a few euros more, have nicer views and small balconies.
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