Maybourne Saint-Germain will open in 2027 with 101 keys and a rooftop pool
By 2027, a new name will be ready to join the most coveted addresses on the Left Bank: the Maybourne Saint-Germain, the British Maybourne group’s first Parisian hotel, will settle in the heart of the Saint-Germain block in the 6th arrondissement. With 101 keys and an openly palace-level ambition, this project is already redrawing the contours of luxury hospitality in Paris.
An exceptional location between the boulevard and historic backstreets
The future Maybourne Saint-Germain will occupy a city block bounded by boulevard Saint-Germain, rue Saint-Dominique and rue de l’Université. This geographic positioning, at the crossroads of one of Paris’s most iconic neighbourhoods, places the property in direct competition with the luxury hotels that have made Saint-Germain-des-Prés famous.
The hotel will be organised around an interior courtyard, with a split of 50 suites and 51 rooms. This architecture, centred on a shared inner space, promises a sense of calm and intimacy that is rare in such a lively part of the capital.
For Maybourne, this project represents far more than a straightforward opening. The group, already present in France with The Maybourne Riviera, its five-star hotel in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin on the Côte d’Azur, is cementing its French footprint with a flagship Parisian address.
What the Maybourne Saint-Germain has in store for future residents
Beyond the rooms and suites, the project incorporates 23 luxury apartments, a first for Maybourne in Paris. These private residences are split across two streets: seven apartments on rue Saint-Dominique, whose interiors will be designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, and sixteen apartments on rue de l’Université, entrusted to Laura Gonzalez. Owners will have access to hotel services and a private 25-metre pool.
On the wellness front, Maybourne will bring its Surrenne concept to Paris, already up and running in London, dedicated to longevity, fitness, beauty and health. The stated ambition is to create one of the finest spas in the capital.
- 101 keys in total: 50 suites and 51 rooms
- 23 luxury apartments, a Parisian first for the group
- 30-metre rooftop pool on the hotel’s roof
- Private 25-metre pool reserved for residents
- Surrenne concept dedicated to wellness and longevity
- Six dining venues including a Japanese restaurant, a pâtisserie and a tea salon
Six dining venues and a rooftop pool
The future Maybourne Saint-Germain will offer six distinct dining spaces. Among them, a Japanese restaurant, a pâtisserie and a tea salon will shape a varied gastronomic offering designed to attract both hotel guests and Parisians alike.
On the rooftop, a 30-metre pool will take pride of place, positioning the hotel among the rare establishments in the neighbourhood to offer such an elevated amenity, with views over Paris to match.
The Maybourne legacy behind the Parisian project
To understand the ambitions of the Maybourne Saint-Germain, one need only look to London. The British group is behind such landmark addresses as Claridge’s, The Connaught, The Berkeley and The Emory. That pedigree explains the project’s credibility in the face of Paris’s already well-established palaces.
Come 2027, this opening will consolidate a French presence already set in motion with The Maybourne Riviera. The future Parisian hotel is officially targeting palace status, a distinction that demands exacting standards in service, facilities and guest experience.
With architectural and decorative signatures such as those of Pierre-Yves Rochon and Laura Gonzalez for the private residences, the Maybourne Saint-Germain is banking on recognised names to establish its legitimacy in a particularly demanding Parisian luxury market. Its planned 2027 opening is now one of the most anticipated in France’s high-end hospitality sector.
