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.
"Honestly it’s probably fine if you stay for 1 or 2 nights, however we stay for 7 nights not knowing that the rooms not shield properly, we can hear the activity of next door so clearly.
On the weekends even worse 🙄,
As the lift was only one, there was a couple day that we experienced waiting the lift SO LONG!!! I don’t know why for some reason the lift doesn’t stop on level 0, it keeps going to level -0 then up and so on. On our 3rd night we were tired, cold and get wet for Paris was raining the whole day, we waiting and waiting. When my partner decided to complain to the receptionist man, he make it as a joke, he speaks casually, laying on his chair said “ ah yes sir it’s like a game, if you get lucky you’ll get fast, you need to wait for your luck “.
Thankfully his colleague came to us, explaining that the housekeeper probably use it.
The bathroom is small , that whenever we have showers we will knock our funny bones , and whenever we sit or stand up from the toilet we will knock the toilet paper holder 😮💨.
Though the location was good , we won’t recommend for more than 2 nights.
The hotel was new by the way.
As a person who works in a hotel, this is truly unpleasant"