Looking for the best hotels in the 14th arrondissement of Paris? This part of the city is a great option if you want to stay in a lively Parisian neighbourhood with cafés, restaurants, good metro connections and easy access to Gare Montparnasse.
The 14th arrondissement is best known for Montparnasse, an area with a long artistic history that was once popular with artists and writers. Today, you’ll find a mix of classic Parisian streets, cafés, restaurants, shops and residential neighbourhoods.
In this guide, we’ve selected 7 hotels in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, ranging from stylish boutique hotels to larger modern stays. Several are in or around Montparnasse, while others offer a quieter neighbourhood atmosphere in the southern part of the arrondissement.
The area is also convenient for visiting attractions such as the Tour Montparnasse, Cimetière du Montparnasse and the Catacombs, while Gare Montparnasse provides easy connections to other parts of France.
Good to know: if you specifically want to stay in Montparnasse or close to Gare Montparnasse, several of the hotels below are particularly convenient.
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Best hotels in the 14th arrondissement of Paris
The 14th arrondissement has a good mix of boutique hotels, modern design hotels and more traditional Parisian accommodation.
Many of the hotels are concentrated around Montparnasse, while the neighbourhood of Pernety offers a quieter and more local atmosphere.
Below you’ll find 7 hotels to consider when staying in the 14th arrondissement.
1. Hotel Les Artistes: boutique hotel near Gare Montparnasse
Hotel Les Artistes is a comfortable and welcoming hotel near Gare Montparnasse train station. The hotel takes inspiration from the artistic spirit of Montparnasse, with drawings and paintings throughout the common areas.
The 45 rooms feature creative details and unusual materials. Some rooms also offer views of the Eiffel Tower. Breakfast is served in a charming lounge.
The location is particularly convenient if you’re arriving in Paris by train or planning to travel from Gare Montparnasse during your stay.
Best for: travellers looking for a comfortable hotel near Gare Montparnasse with an artistic atmosphere.
2. Pullman Paris Montparnasse: modern hotel with a rooftop bar
Pullman Paris Montparnasse is a large and modern design hotel in the 14th arrondissement. With 32 floors and 957 rooms, it is very different from the smaller boutique hotels on this list.
The hotel offers comfortable, soundproofed rooms and a rooftop Skybar with views over Paris, including the Sacré-Cœur. The multilingual staff provide friendly and professional service, and the hotel is suitable for both families and business travellers.
If you prefer a modern hotel with plenty of facilities and a convenient location in the 14th arrondissement, Pullman Paris Montparnasse is an interesting option.
Best for: travellers looking for a modern hotel with a rooftop bar and extensive facilities.
3. Hotel des Académies et des Arts: boutique hotel in Montparnasse
Hotel des Académies et des Arts is located in the Montparnasse area, close to the border with the 6th arrondissement.
The hotel has 20 rooms decorated by architect and designer duo Lizée-Hugot. The pastel-coloured ceiling frescoes by Franck Lebraly evoke surrealism and cubism, giving the hotel a strong artistic character.
After a walk through nearby Jardin du Luxembourg, you can relax with a drink or a book in the cosy hotel library.
Best for: travellers who like small boutique hotels with an artistic interior.
4. Hotel Léopold: stylish hotel in Montparnasse
Hotel Léopold is located in the lively Montparnasse area of the 14th arrondissement. The hotel focuses on a warm and refined atmosphere, with attention to detail throughout the interior.
Floral velvet headboards, warm wallpaper tones and carefully chosen details give the rooms a distinctive character. After a day exploring Paris, you can relax with a book from the hotel library or enjoy a cocktail in the lounge bar.
Its central location in Montparnasse makes it a good option if you want to stay close to cafés, restaurants and public transport.
Best for: travellers looking for a stylish hotel in the heart of Montparnasse.
5. Bob Hotel: colourful boutique hotel in Pernety
Bob Hotel is a colourful 4-star boutique hotel about a ten-minute walk from the centre of Montparnasse. It is located in the quieter Pernety neighbourhood, giving you a more local atmosphere while still being close to Montparnasse.
The hotel has 45 rooms with a retro-inspired interior, colourful velvet headboards and creative artwork. There is also a patio with woven rattan bistro chairs.
Bob Hotel serves breakfast, while plenty of restaurants can be found in the surrounding neighbourhood. The hotel also offers a co-working space.
Best for: travellers looking for a colourful boutique hotel in a quieter part of the 14th arrondissement.
6. Hotel Aiglon: Art Deco hotel near Raspail
Hotel Aiglon is housed in a 1930s building that retains its Art Deco character. Most of the 46 rooms offer open views and are decorated with refined fabrics and Art Deco details.
The hotel also has a connection to the artistic history of Montparnasse, with famous guests such as Buñuel and Giacometti having stayed there.
Hotel Aiglon is located next to Raspail metro station and just a few minutes from Gare Montparnasse train station, making it a practical base for exploring Paris.
Best for: travellers who appreciate Art Deco interiors and the artistic history of Montparnasse.
7. Hotel Lenox Montparnasse: classic Parisian charm
Hotel Lenox Montparnasse is housed in a typical 19th-century Haussmannian building that has been renovated while retaining its Parisian character.
The hotel is located on a small street surrounded by shops, restaurants and bars. The building was designed by architects Jean-Michel Tarallo and Elisa Luzzato, who preserved its traditional Parisian atmosphere.
The hotel also has a connection to the artistic history of Montparnasse. At the beginning of the 20th century, artists, writers, painters and musicians stayed here. Man Ray, for example, spent time in room 37.
Best for: travellers looking for classic Parisian architecture and a hotel with an artistic history.
Where to stay in the 14th arrondissement
The 14th arrondissement is a diverse part of Paris, so your choice of neighbourhood can make a difference.
Montparnasse
Montparnasse is the best-known area of the arrondissement and is particularly convenient if you want restaurants, cafés, shops and good public transport connections nearby.
It is also the obvious choice if you are travelling through Gare Montparnasse.
Pernety
Pernety has a quieter and more local atmosphere. Bob Hotel is located here, about a ten-minute walk from central Montparnasse.
This can be a good option if you prefer staying away from the busiest parts of the neighbourhood while remaining close to Montparnasse.
Around Raspail
The area around Raspail is convenient for metro connections and is close to the southern part of Montparnasse. Hotel Aiglon is located next to Raspail metro station.
Hotels near Gare Montparnasse
If you’re arriving in Paris by train or travelling onwards from Gare Montparnasse, staying nearby can be particularly convenient.
Hotel Les Artistes is one of the closest options on this list, while Hotel Aiglon is also only a short distance from the station. Pullman Paris Montparnasse is another option if you prefer a larger modern hotel.
The area around the station also has plenty of cafés, restaurants and shops, so you can easily find somewhere to eat or have a coffee without travelling into another part of Paris.
If being close to the station is your main priority, pay particular attention to the exact hotel location when comparing accommodation.
Why stay in the 14th arrondissement of Paris?
The 14th arrondissement can be an interesting alternative to some of the more touristy areas of central Paris.
One of its biggest advantages is its connection with Montparnasse, which has a long artistic history and plenty of traditional cafés and restaurants. You can also visit the Cimetière du Montparnasse, Tour Montparnasse and the Catacombs.
The arrondissement is also well connected by metro, making it easy to reach other parts of Paris.
If you prefer a more central location within walking distance of attractions such as the Louvre, Notre-Dame and the Seine, areas such as Le Marais may be more convenient. But if you like a neighbourhood with a more local atmosphere and good transport connections, the 14th arrondissement is worth considering.
For a broader overview, see our guide to the best areas to stay in Paris.
14th arrondissement vs Montparnasse: what is the difference?
Montparnasse is one of the best-known neighbourhoods within the 14th arrondissement, but the two terms don’t refer to exactly the same area.
Montparnasse is particularly associated with the area’s artistic history, cafés, restaurants, shops and Gare Montparnasse.
The 14th arrondissement is larger and also includes neighbourhoods such as Pernety and other residential areas.
So if you specifically want to stay around the station and the lively Montparnasse area, look at hotels in Montparnasse. If you are open to different parts of the arrondissement, you have a wider choice of accommodation.
Which hotel in the 14th arrondissement is right for you?
For Gare Montparnasse: Hotel Les Artistes is particularly convenient, while Hotel Aiglon is also close to the station.
For a modern hotel: Pullman Paris Montparnasse offers a large contemporary hotel with a rooftop Skybar.
For a small boutique hotel: Hotel des Académies et des Arts has an intimate and artistic character.
For a stylish stay in Montparnasse: Hotel Léopold combines a warm interior with a central location.
For a quieter neighbourhood: Bob Hotel is located in Pernety, away from the busiest parts of Montparnasse.
For Art Deco: Hotel Aiglon has a 1930s setting with Art Deco details.
For classic Parisian charm: Hotel Lenox Montparnasse is located in a traditional Haussmannian building.
Frequently asked questions about hotels in the 14th arrondissement
• Is the 14th arrondissement a good area to stay in Paris?
The 14th arrondissement can be an interesting choice if you want to stay in a less tourist-focused part of Paris with good transport connections. Montparnasse offers cafés, restaurants, shops and attractions, while areas such as Pernety have a quieter atmosphere.
• What are the best hotels in the 14th arrondissement of Paris?
The best choice depends on what you’re looking for. Hotel Les Artistes is convenient for Gare Montparnasse, Pullman Paris Montparnasse is a large modern option, while Hotel des Académies et des Arts and Hotel Léopold offer a more intimate boutique-hotel atmosphere.
• Is Montparnasse in the 14th arrondissement?
Yes. Montparnasse is closely associated with the 14th arrondissement, although the wider arrondissement also includes other neighbourhoods.
• Is it convenient to stay near Gare Montparnasse?
Yes. Staying near Gare Montparnasse is particularly convenient if you are arriving or departing by train. The surrounding area also has cafés, restaurants, shops and metro connections.
• Is the 14th arrondissement safe?
The 14th arrondissement is a lively residential part of Paris. As in any large city, it is sensible to stay aware of your surroundings, particularly around busy transport hubs and at night.
• Is the 14th arrondissement expensive?
The arrondissement offers different types of accommodation, from larger modern hotels to smaller boutique hotels. Prices depend on the hotel, travel dates and availability.
• What is the 14th arrondissement known for?
The 14th arrondissement is particularly associated with Montparnasse, its artistic history, cafés and restaurants. Attractions include the Tour Montparnasse, Cimetière du Montparnasse and the Catacombs.
• Is the 14th arrondissement good for families?
Yes. The area has hotels suitable for different types of travellers, including larger hotels such as Pullman Paris Montparnasse. The good public transport connections can also make it convenient for exploring Paris with children.
• Is the 14th arrondissement close to the main attractions in Paris?
The 14th arrondissement is not directly next to all of the main tourist attractions, but its metro connections make it possible to reach other parts of Paris easily. The exact journey time depends on where in the arrondissement you stay.
• Should I stay in Montparnasse or another part of the 14th arrondissement?
Choose Montparnasse if you want to be close to Gare Montparnasse, restaurants, cafés and the area’s artistic atmosphere. If you prefer a quieter, more residential environment, areas such as Pernety may be more appealing.
Final thoughts: staying in the 14th arrondissement of Paris
The 14th arrondissement is an interesting area to stay in Paris, particularly if you want a neighbourhood with a local atmosphere, good transport connections and plenty of cafés and restaurants.
Montparnasse is the main area to consider if you want to stay close to Gare Montparnasse and the neighbourhood’s famous artistic heritage. Pernety offers a quieter alternative, while the area around Raspail is convenient for metro connections.
The seven hotels above offer a range of styles, from the modern Pullman Paris Montparnasse to smaller boutique hotels such as Hotel des Académies et des Arts and Bob Hotel.
If you’re looking for hotels in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, compare the options above and choose the neighbourhood and hotel that best fit your trip.
For a broader overview of accommodation throughout the city, see our guide to the best hotels in Paris.
