From our hotel in the 1st arrondissement

discover Paris.

A stay at Hotel Saint-Roch, in the centre of Paris, puts you at the heart of the city's main tourist attractions. Make the most of your stay with us: explore iconic Parisian locations on foot, or just a few metro stops away.

The hotel is located on Rue Saint-Roch in the 1st arrondissement, perfect for a stroll to Place Vendôme or Place de la Concorde, Avenue de l’Opéra, or for shopping in the "Grands Magasins" department stores on Boulevard Haussmann. Take a walk through the arcades on Rue de Rivoli or tuck into a treat at Angelina. While away the hours wandering along the Seine or in the Jardin des Tuileries and, of course, visit some of the world's most famous museums… The Louvre, Orsay, or the Pompidou centre…

There's no end of things to see and to do, right by our hotel… Enjoy!

From our hotel on Rue Saint-Roch

discover Paris and its main monuments

Opéra Garnier0.5 km
Palais Garnier, designed by Charles Garnier and opened in 1875, was built as part of the major renovation of the city led by Baron Haussmann. Don't miss the ceiling of the opera, painted by Chagall. Less than 10 minutes from the hotel along Avenue de l’Opéra.
Jardin des Tuileries 0.5 km
A place to relax, a place steeped in history, these gardens are the perfect place to take a breather. The gardens owe their name to the tile works which once operated on the site where Queen Catherine de Medici erected the Palais des Tuileries (which no longer exists) in 1564. 5 minutes' walk.
Place Vendôme 0.5 km
Head straight down Rue Saint-Honoré, and you'll find Place Vendôme, a synonym of luxury worldwide. Private residences and haute couture and jewellery stores line this square, which was once home to the statue of Louis XIV. 5 minutes' walk from Hotel Saint-Roch.
The Louvre Museum0.9 km
You can't come to Paris without visiting the Louvre. The largest museum in Paris is packed with famous treasures including the Mona Lisa, the Raft of the Medusa and the Venus de Milo.
Don't miss its iconic glass pyramid. Less than 10 minutes' walk from the hotel.
La Madeleine church0.9 km
10 minutes' walk from the hotel, the church of La Madeleine dominates Haussmann's Paris. Unusually for a church, it is built in the style of Greek temple, with no cross or spire. Stop at Ladurée, just off Rue Royale, to sample a succulent macaron.

Place de la Concorde1 km
Less than 15 minutes' walk away, discover the largest square in Paris. Built at the behest of Louis XV, it features two fountains, statues representing the cities of France and, of course, the Obelisk of Luxor.
Musée d'Orsay1.1 km
The museum is internationally renowned for its collection of impressionist art. Its collections include all forms of art, from painting to architecture to sculpture, decorative arts and photography. 15 minutes' walk.
Châtelet-les-Halles1.3 km
Between the old Place du Châtelet neighbourhood with its theatres and the magnificent Tour Saint-Jacques, and the newly erected Canopy above the Forum des Halles, Châtelet-les Halles is full of fascinating little corners to explore. 15 minutes' walk.
Le Grand Palais Champs-Élysées1.8 km
20 minutes' walk from the hotel, Le Grand Palais was built for the Exposition Universelle of 1900. It is as impressive from the inside as from the outside. The palace plays host to major international exhibitions and other events such as the Biennale of Antiquarians or the FIAC.
The Hotel de Ville1.9 km
Down Rue de Rivoli with its many boutique shops, head for the Hotel de Ville with its sumptuous salons including the Salle des Fêtes, designed as a replica of the hall of mirrors in Versailles. The Hotel de Ville often hosts free exhibitions. 25 minutes' walk.
The Pompidou Centre1.9 km
At the heart of the Les Halles neighbourhood, the Pompidou Centre or Beaubourg was designed by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers. It is an icon of 20th century architecture. It is home to the National Museum of Modern Art, internationally renowned for its 20th and 21st century collections. It is 25 minutes from the hotel.
Les Invalides2 km
If you're feeling adventurous, head to the end of Rue Saint-Roch, cross the Jardin des Tuileries and the Seine over to the left bank and discover Les Invalides. 25 minutes' walk.
The Ile de la Cité - Notre-Dame Cathedral2 km
Welcome to the oldest part of Paris, the Ile de la Cité, which was once known as Lutèce. At the centre of the city, between Châtelet to the north and Saint-Germain-des-Prés to the south, the island is home to the magnificent Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, a major cultural and religious icon. It was built over the course of 200 years, between the 12th and 14th centuries. It is considered to be one of the finest examples of Gothic architecture, and its forecourt marks kilometre zero for all the roads in France. 25 minutes' walk from Hotel Saint-Roch.
Place de la République 2,6 km
Renovated in 2013, Place de la République offers pleasant surroundings for wandering and relaxing. The Monument à la République, the monumental statue at the centre of the square, is a favourite meeting point for protests.
Place de la Bastille 3 km
The history of France is inextricably linked with Place de la Bastille. At its centre, you will find the Génie de la Liberté statue at the top of the famous Colonne de Juillet. These days, Place de la Bastille is a place for mass gatherings and plays host to major popular events (concerts, fairs, protests).
Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Museum 3 km
At the foot of the Eiffel tower and inaugurated in 2006 by Jacques Chirac, Quai Branly Museum displays non-occidental collections which have been acquired over time. The site, built on piles, presents an elegant marriage of natural and modern materials amidst a haven of greenery.