You are looking for an hotel next to the Luxembourg Garden ? Discover why is the hotel Trianon Rive Gauche the best choice for your request !

Thanks to a particularly appealing localisation, the hotel Trianon Rive Gauche must definitely be the place you are looking for. Indeed, you can both enjoy a side walk in winter and in summer while staying in a hotel next to the Luxembourg Garden.

If you want to start the day having an healthy breakfast freshly delivered in the morning before going into the gorgeous path that make the charming Luxembourg Garden, the hotel Trianon Rive Gauche welcomes you 24/7 and promise you all the comfort that a 4 star hotel can deliver.

The Luxemboug Garden and the Hotel Trianon Rive Gauche : past and history.

First of all, the Luxembourg Garden was created in 1612. It is today composed with 23 hectares and 21 of them are open to people. People worldwide do know this garden thanks to its splendor and the peace it offers. Nevertheless, its history shows that it has not always been that kind of heaven of peace. As a matter of fact, it was first deserved to Louis XIII in order to make his hunt training. Then, his mother, Marie de Medicis decided to take over the construction of the palace and the garden as well.

Later on, between 1850 and 1870, the French Haussmannian area could allow the opening of the Saint-Michel boulevard. As soon as this was set up, the attraction of people went off. In the same period, around 1860, the Vaugirard street was built. It is known as the longest street of Paris. Around 40 years later, the building that we know today as the Hotel Trianon Rive Gauche was built in its turn. Right from the beginning, it was a hotel. A few more years came again, and going from an owner to another, the hotel Trianon Rive Gauche, and the Luxembourg Garden both became the ones we know today.

Currently, the Luxembourg Palace is the headquarter of the French Senate. In this garden, you will find a print of the French legacy.

The Trianon Rive Gauche, and the Luxembourg Garden had been next to one another for centuries. Today, they still make the perfect match !

The thousand secrets garden

With its wonderful flowerbeds, its majestic sculptures designed by artists coming from everywhere and its water sides, the Luxembourg Garden is the best place for stroll and idleness. By the way, it is composed with a path called “l’Allée des philosophes” this make reference to all the thinkers who were use to come there often back then, like Rousseau, for instance.

In this way, we can easily notice one of the most important characteristic of the “Quartier Latin“, known thanks to the huge attendance of French artists and poets it has known in the past. The Luxembourg Garden is a peaceful place in which everyone can share a moment : parents, children, poets, students… Its atmosphere blow out on us some sweetness, coming from the back of the beautiful birds that you can see from the garden since a few years.

Whether you come alone, with your family or with your lover, the Luxembourg Garden can propose you sportive activities like “jeu de paume“, children playground or even a poney ride during summer time!

For art and culture lovers, note that the Luxembourg Museum has its front access on the Vaugirard street. Therefore, if you stay at the 1 bis rue de Vaugirard, you only need to slide through the left to get there!

Enjoying without going too far

Not far from the garden, you will find some non-standard places to relax or have a lunch. 13 Bakery Paris is located just in front of the garden. It propose you good meals and the welcome given is very nice. It is almost as flowered as the garden and this makes you extend your idyllic experience!
Le Rostand, is its neighbor. They propose you awesome diners. Moreover, its deck gives a great view on the garden. This create a classic and romantic vision of the district, as the city of Paris does it too!
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