My friend and I stayed here for a week on a girls trip and loved our stay! Immediately upon arriving we felt welcomed and they accommodated an early check-in for us. Our room seemed to be newly renovated and was cute, clean, and while small (typical for Paris) there was still enough space for our 4 suitcases and for two girls to get ready everyday and we never felt crammed. The location: SO cute and felt like an authentic paris neighborhood. Very central. We would definitely stay here again. Staff: The staff were AMAZING! So sweet, welcoming, and accommodating. Morgan, El Hassan, and Herve went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our stay. Cleanliness: A clean room is important to both my friend and I and they didn’t disappoint. Our room was cleaned very well every day and the towels and sheets very visibly clean (no stains, etc.) Safety: We felt very safe throughout our stay at this hotel and location. The neighborhood: We went all around Paris and agreed we were happy we stayed in this neighborhood. So cute, central, and not as busy as some of the other “tourist trap” areas. Two iconic cafes and many other cute cafes and shops within walking distance.

Breakfast was a good portion and variety for the price in Paris. Yogurt, eggs, cold cuts, cheese, fresh vegetables, croissants, jams & jellies, fruit juices and coffee all were available each morning. The hotel staff are exceotonally kind, helpful, and even protective, as I was a solo female traveller, and everyone was making sure I had a pleasant and safe experience.

The noise control from the street was excellent, but from inside was sometimes frustrating. There will always be people letting their doors slam, but there were constant loud noises, bumping and slamming- I suspect from the restaurant that seemed to be below my room- until very late at night sometimes. By the end of their activities and the start of morning guest activities, I got little more than 5-6 hours of sleep per night. Complaining seems pointless, but that was the only real issue I had. I'm not sure how it could be solved, but for me it made Paris a difficult place to rest, and combined with jetlag, I was ready to move on to the rest of my journey.

Spacious rooms for 3 and the beds were comfortable. The windows block out the noise of the restaurants below, so it's very quiet at night. The breakfast selection was delicious (soft boiled eggs, croissants, cereals, fruit, yogurt, toast, etc. ) and in a cute basement and is comparable to what the restaurants cost, but with more choice. The location is great, close to Luxembourg Gardens, the Pantheon, and Saint Michel. It's close to the metro and RER stations, which is incredibly convenient when you want to get around in and out of the city. The staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful, especially Morgan, who was amazing! He went above and beyond during an emergency situation, and he helped move our luggage and secured us a reservation at an amazing restaurant close by.

The bathtub was a bit high up, and water sprayed out each time.

I stayed in the single room. Though the room was not spacious as it’s normal in Paris, I found it very efficient and had no problem with it. There was a luggage rack so I was able to open my suitcase on it all the time during my stay. The bathroom was also good. It had enough space and was clean. There were big drawers under the bathroom sink so you can store your cosmetics and things into it. There was no problem with the water pressure of shower as far as I can remember. The staff were very nice to me They even offered me a nice big cup of tea with milk when I arrived. Also, although I didn’t like the atmosphere of neighborhood for some reasons, this hotel’s situated in the very convenient location. You can walk up to Café de Flore and Les Deux Magots in the morning especially you have a jet lag and wake up in the early morning… in the early morning even those famous cafes have less customers and quiet. You can have a breakfast there in the calm atmosphere with some real Parisien people… isn’t that a nice Parisien experience? Overall, I think this hotel is a very nice three star hotel considering its accommodation fees, facilities, location and warm service.

I thought the soundproof wasn’t good but it was all the same in all the five hotels I stayed in this trip to Paris and London including more expensive ones. This one was not so bad looking back.

This hotel has a perfect location in St Germain, and very close to Jardin de Luxembourg! the rooms are not large, but they are very well appointed and very clean. Housekeeping is excellent. The reception staff was wonderful.

Actually, I really like this property and would stay there again. The only thing that might be improved is the level of noise that one hears from the hallways. But the staff here is fantastic… Very responsive and professional! I really loved the location, and the beds are comfortable. I will very likely stay here if I return to Paris!

The hotel staff were very friendly and welcoming. so informative when helping with directions and taking time to show us routes for metro and buses using maps. We asked for a bathtub which was given , the bathroom was a great size and lovely and warm in the room . Would stay again, hotel in a great location , felt very Parisian charm in a quiet side street but close enough to walk to all main tourist attractions. Thankyou for s great stay.

No negatives about the hotel .. the hotel was true to advertisement .

This is one of the nicer hotels in Paris. The reception, kitchen and bedroom staff were all very helpful. Little touches suggested a lot of thought had gone in to the design, the welcome and standard of service of the hotel. My room was small and a little short of storage space but you don't rent a hotel room in the 6th arrondissment in order to stay in it all day. If the rooms were larger the hotel would qualify for 4 stars.

We stayed for 11 nights and we're happy with what was offered for a stay of that length. The breakfast buffet was excellent and open for a long period (06:30 to 11:00). The hotel may be the cleanest I've come across with staff constantly leaning, this was really great. I worked remotely a number of days and sockets on the rooftop and in conference room were great to get out of the room to. WiFi was the same around the whole hotel which was awesome. The room was nice and quiet, a good size and the bathroom was lovely. A Nespresso machine in the room and fridge that made no noise! Casting onto the TV was a huge plus when you want to stay in bed and watch your favourite shows. I used the gym multiple mornings. The neighbourhood is very nice and safe with some nice brasseries and restaurants nearby. Shout out to Theo who was a cool and friendly host.

Not much to complain about. A socket by my bed wasn't working, some more sockets in the main area would be great for remote workers and the hash browns could be less greasy. The boiling egg routine was difficult to figure out too at brekkie time.

Close to where I wanted to go. Man at desk in evenings welcomed us in at night, seemed to have genuine interest in what we did that day.

Breakfast was not good for 14Euro, lady did not understand English well. Hot chocolate was poor, no hot food options. Wouldn't let our tour driver use restroom putting him in bad mood. Did not let us know he was there, let alone early. Day staff not as friendly. Had to ask for TP in room, after having it cleaned.

This hotel is in an older building that has been recently renovated to meet modern needs. I had a single room, which was small but more than what I expected for Parisian standards—large enough to comfortably accommodate me and my medium-sized suitcase with ample room to spare. The bathroom has everything needed, and the shower water temperature and pressure is excellent. Housekeeping staff work hard to keep everything very, very clean—above the standard of what a Parisian traveler would expect.

This was not a detractor for me, but the elevator is very small and may be a shock to some folks and cause claustrophobic symptoms. There was one night where a couple guests above me were quite loud coming in late and quite drunk; however, this is not the hotel’s fault.