The Hotel, the heart of the Left Bank
In Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Madison is an address that can be discovered like a secret. A place inhabited by history, elegance and the Parisian art of living.
Une institution centenaire face à l'église deSaint-Germain
In Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Madison is not just an address: it's a century-old institution. For more than a century, the hotel has watched over the square, facing the church of Saint-Germain-des-Prés, a privileged witness to the intellectual, artistic and literary life of the district.
Since the 1930s, it has accompanied the lives of writers, thinkers and artists who have shaped the legend of the Left Bank. André Malraux stayed there regularly. Albert Camus completed the writing of The Stranger. Madison is deeply rooted in its neighborhood. He shares the rhythm, the energy, the freedom. It embodies its natural elegance.
A unique address in Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Ideally located opposite the Church of Saint-Germain, Les Deux Magots and the Café de Flore, the Madison occupies a unique place in the German-speaking landscape. Around the hotel, Saint-Germain-des-Prés deploys its art of living. Contemporary art galleries and historic houses, iconic bookstores, artisan workshops, antique shops, confidential shops: each street tells a story.
Conciergerie Clefs d'Or
À l'Hôtel Madison, le service est un art, un véritable savoir-faire. Celui de satisfaire toutes vos exigences pour vous faire vivre un séjour d'exception au cœur de Saint-Germain-des-Prés, orchestré par une équipe attentionnée et bienveillante. C'est pourquoi le service de conciergerie de l'Hôtel Madison est pensé pour vous accueillir chaleureusement. Réservation de taxi, restaurant, billets de spectacles, city tours ou encore baby-sitting, vous disposerez d'un service sur-mesure.
Vous apprécierez la bienveillance de notre équipe de conciergerie, qui vous proposera, selon vos attentes, les meilleures adresses de Paris. Même les plus insolites.
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Choosing Madison means living Paris as close as possible to your soul. Go out to stroll between galleries and historic cafes, cross the square at sunrise, linger with a craftsman or a bookseller, then return to the hotel as if you were coming home.