4-star hotel in the heart of the Latin Quarter in Paris
Hotel Salvia, situated in the 5th arrondissement, offers a peaceful environment perfect for discovering Paris. Ideally located in the heart of the bohemian Left Bank, the hotel is opposite the Sorbonne University, and just a short walk from the Pantheon, Jardin du Luxembourg and the booksellers along the banks of the Seine.
The name "Salvia", inspired by the plants of the same name, symbolises the virtues of wisdom and longevity, embodied by the hotel through its generous and genuine hospitality. The Salvia is resolutely Parisian in its interior design, and quintessentially Left Bank through its cultural literary approach and quirky cabinet of curiosities dedicate to salvia and the beneficial virtues of herbalists.
Immerse yourself in Parisian ‘art de vivre’, a warm, timeless atmosphere with attentive service. Salvia is a place of sharing, reflection and inspiration where, surrounded by books, works of art and natural colours, each space takes you on a voyage.
Bright rooms with strong colours and contrasting patterns
Salvia offers 39 colourful rooms with contrasting patterns. Their warm, welcoming atmosphere, created by the subtle use of light and shade, is a unique experience.
Each room and suite is equipped with high-quality bedding, a Smart TV with integrated Chromecast, tea and coffee making facilities with a kettle and Nespresso machine, as well as unlimited free Wi-Fi access for a charming stay in the heart of Paris.
The Salvia Cantinia restaurant
Salvia Cantinia is a haven for those who like simple, tasty pleasures and great wine, a lively place to meet up and share food and conversation, letting time slip by delectably as you talk.
Surrounded by a curated selection of books and carefully selected wines, there’s also a herbal tea bar, perfect for prioritising personal wellness while tasting simple, fresh, seasonal produce.
This convivial space is perfect for a comforting moment shared with friends. There are small plates to taste, and as Baudelaire rightly said… Fill yourself with wine, poetry or virtue – the choice is yours, but fill yourself!
