SAINT DOMINIQUE

Our House - an ancient 17th century convent - was built at the same time as The Invalides for our devoted religious - Saint Dominique Street has its history entirely linked to the Hotel des Invalides - Between Saint Germain and the Esplanade des Invalides - the rue Saint Dominique housed large private mansions for the relatives of the court of Louis XIV - one can always admire there - for example - the Maison de la Chimie and the Chateauform Les Jardins de Saint Dominique - Between the Esplanade and the Eiffel Tower - Louis XIV had convents built to house the nuns who took care of the war wounded and the street still bears witness to this history today - Life under Louis XIV was in complete contrast to the adage To live happily hidden lives - High society had to show itself - hence the structure of our building - spacious rooms with large windows facing the street and - the more we go to the back of the courtyard the smaller the windows and the warmer the spaces - Sympathetically renovated - the refined decoration of our hotel preserves the spirit of the original building with its shutters in our pretty and quiet Parisian courtyard which is always in bloom - Beautifully placed between the Champs de Mars - les Invalides and the Alexandre III Bridge - a few steps from the Eiffel Tower and rue Cler - this charming former convent from the 17th century is located in the heart of the historic - cultural and fashion capital of France - Upscale boutiques - museums - parks - townhouses - renowned monuments - This effervescent - chic and eclectic neighbourhood has much to offer as you discover the Parisian way of life