Perfect location situated between Jardin du Luxembourg and Musée de Cluny, a short walk from the metro/RER. The staff was helpful and pleasant, beds were comfortable, the room was quiet and clean, and there was a simple breakfast. I liked the availability of still/sparkling water at all hours, and the glass bottles to take refills to the room were a nice touch. Wifi was good throughout.

From the first floor, you can hear the faint rumble of trains underground. If you're a light sleeper, I'd request a room on a higher floor.

The hotel is close to the center of Paris, but at the same time it is not an overcrowded area near the Eiffel Tower. It's easy to get to, not too noisy and there are many shops and restaurants around. The island with Notre Dame, as well as The Louvre are located within walking distance. So the location is definitely 10. The hotel staff is very attentive! The check-in and check-out process, as well as other communication with the staff, was very pleasant. All necessary things like wi-fi, kettle, bathroom, conditioning etc work as needed. The bed was very comfortable too. From the facilities, we really liked the fact that you can pour drinking water from a filter in the lobby and take bottles for water there - it's so simple and so brilliant!

The room was a great size! I was surprised how spacious it was for the price & location. Having 2 balconies in our room was incredible. I also loved that we had the ability to make coffee & tea in our room. Plenty of storage. Loved that there was an elevator!

Another luggage rack would have been great & since the room was so big, it would have been nice to have a comfy chair or two to sit on & relax. We did have water appear on our bathroom floor every day that was apparently leaking from somehwere. But, it wasn't coming out of the shower, the sink or from the ceiling. It was so strange. In addition, our deadbolt on our door didn't work. So perhaps you might like to get those two items fixed.

The location is excellent - walking distance from all main tourist attractions, Luxembourg Gardens, the Seine, Le Marais etc. The room was very clean and very quiet at night despite the hotel being on a main road. The room was a little on the small side but that’s to be expected for the price we paid and the location. This also didn’t matter much as we really only spent time in the room when asleep (or briefly popping back late afternoon to change for dinner in the evening). Front desk staff were friendly and communicative. Free still and sparkling drinking water in the lobby was much appreciated.

Larger than average room for Paris. Modern bathroom and very comfortable bed. The location is great, close to the main restaurant area, 5 mins to the metro, bus stop outside, supermarket opposite. Very central, 7 minutes walk to Notre Dame and Ile de Cité. Friendly and helpful staff.

We were on the 2nd floor overlooking Boulevard St. Michel, so a little noisy, at times, from Police sirens as is on the main route to courts & headquarters on Ile de Cité. It didn't spoil out stay though.

The hotel is very close to the Notre-Dame, where you can easily take different metro lines or RER to airport/ train station/ Versailles… It locates on a busy main street and has bus stop right in front of the gate which is so convenient.

The hotel was a bit old for infrastructure, for example the elevator is quite small, the corridor is also very narrow and comes with stairs sometimes which makes it difficult to walk with big luggage. During my stay, the heating was not working in our bathroom, and it was weekend so nobody could come to fix it even though I stayed for 4 nights. The staff friendly offered an electrical heater to use.

Fabulous location with comfortable rooms.

Lack of English TV channels

The hotel is very close to two stations: Odeon and Cluny. Additionally, there is a bus stop right in front of the hotel, which we used to get to Gare de l’Est and Gare du Nord. All the staff were extremely nice to us, lending us umbrellas, answering our questions, and helping with our luggage. The hotel is located in the Latin Quarter, very close to the Luxembourg Gardens, the Pantheon, Sainte-Chapelle, and more, so it was very easy to walk to several attractions nearby. The hotel had an elevator, which was a great help during my trip, as I was traveling with my elderly parents. I stayed at this hotel three times, and it was truly one of the best choices I made during the trip.

There’s nothing I didn’t like about the hotel. Everything was truly perfect.

GREAT location, charming rooms, and they provide free filtered still and sparkling water in the lobby, which we thought was a nice touch. One day I went out for drinks with friends and came back late. There is staff present the entire night and they check who comes in and goes out, so it feels safe.

Our bathroom was accessible by stairs only (within our room), which was fine for us, but if you have mobility issues, make sure to inform the staff so they give you an appropriate room!

•Clean facility, clean rooms: spacious for Paris standards •No noise from the street even though it was on a busy street •Also no noise from other rooms (good sound insulation) •Bathroom: Very spacious, newly renovated, light and clean. Good shower with a proper shower door and good water pressure. The best bathroom I had in Paris. •There was a safe in the room, a huge plus. •The towels were not changed everyday unless they were on the floor. This is a bug plus for me, because a lot of hotels say they will not change the towels unless they are on the floor but they change the towels everyday although they are all hung. Such a shame for environment. This hotel does follow its own rules! Lovely! •Fantastic location: in the heart of my favorite area “the Latin Quarter”. Close to Luxembourg Gardens, Bd de Saint-Germain. A lot of good places in the neighborhood to eat, shop, relax… •Grocery stores and pharmacy very close by.

•The beds had wheels and moved around too much. •Some homeless people on the streets in the neighborhood, but nothing hotel can do about. And these people are mostly harmless. In addition, in general this is a thing in Paris.