This is, in our opinion, one of the most charming places to stay in Paris. We were welcomed by sweet cats and very kind hosts. Our room was wonderful. Spacious, with a bathtub and shower to choose and we opted for the bathtub since we needed a warming and romantic rest from the cold temperatures of Paris. Breakfast is served in the splendid terrace with a real Frech vibe. Everything is freshly made in a real Parisienne style. Very fresh cheese, croissants, jam, yogurt… Great attention to details! Next time we’ll visit Paris we will book this fantastic place again. Metro and bus services are very close. Nearby you can also find the local market of Mouffetard were you can enjoy the lifestyle of Paris. By night the place is very quiet to rest perfectly.

We had a wonderful 3 day stay at Le 66. The house is absolutely charming - you can't see much from the street so you then have wonderful surprise as you enter a treasure trove of a home that opens out into an oasis of green at the back with a lovely conservatory and garden, under the shade of towering bamboo. Our room was gorgeous - very comfortable, with lovely views onto the garden and full of interesting furniture and details. The hosts are extremely welcoming and provided a fantastic breakfast. The hotel is very well located for local restaurants and shops and public transport.

Marion has a lovely home that she has turned into a bed and breakfast. The home has French antiques and some modern fixtures mixed in which is very comfortable. As in all older properties, some minimal repairs are needed, but didn't take away from our visit. I was there 5 nights. Marion, herself is very helpful and warm with restaurant suggestions and even called a taxi for us several times. The home is also very quiet which we really appreciated after a long flight! We would love to stay with Marion again sometime! Merci beaucoup Marion! P.S. If you have trouble maneuvering stairs this is not the place for you.

I don't have any complaints or dislikes

"Our stay at this enchanting boutique hotel in Paris was nothing short of magical. From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed like family by Marion, who invited us to treat the hotel as our second home. The breakfast, served in a stunning glass conservatory, was a delightful start to each day, featuring freshly baked croissants, cheeses, and cereals—the perfect Parisian spread. Every corner of the hotel is adorned with exquisite antique furniture, adding to its unique charm. Our room was lovely, comfortable, and equipped with everything we needed for a perfect stay. A truly unforgettable experience—highly recommended!"

I have nothing to add it was everything we expected and more...

My husband and I absolutely loved staying at le 66! Our room was lovely, looking over a beautiful garden. The room always smelled fresh, like fresh flowers and tea, which we found so relaxing after a long day exploring Paris. We also fell in love with the location. Boulangeries, fromageries, and other lovely little restaurants and stores are a less than a minute walk away from le 66. We spent nearly every evening exploring this area, and found the food to be exceptional and the staff to be very kind. It certainly was the highlight of our honeymoon, and we could not recommend le 66 more.

There’s not much not to like about le 66! My friend and I stayed here for a 3-night trip to Paris and it was absolutely perfect for us - amazing location in the heart of the 5th arr close to all the attractions & metro stations, beautiful boutique-style bedroom with comfy beds and everything we needed, delicious breakfast and the loveliest atmosphere - Marion is a talented interior stylist and wonderful host. Adorable kitties too. I wouldn’t hesitate to book again if I were to return, an absolute gem of a b&b!

Exceptional breakfast with delicious fresh bread and local produce, and with a choice of leafy teas to brew in a teapot, served in a very quaint and cosy conservatory. Marion, the lovely owner, made us feel welcome and went above and beyond to help us. We had the twin room at the top floor, and the staff helped carry the luggage for us. There was plenty extra space as the whole floor belongs to the room, including the top flight of stairs and a hallway with an open wardrobe space. The building is old but very well cared for and clean, it has charming decor and soul. We also liked that we had some housekeeping done in our room each day. The late check out was a big plus. It's only a very short walk to the metro line, and there's a nice food market on the way there.

Le 66 is a beautifully curated home with interesting artwork and ornaments. It is tasteful and elegant and we really felt like we were welcomed into a stylish French home. My daughter also loved the cats. Breakfast was fantastic and a pleasure to sit in the conservatory, have coffee and perfectly boiled eggs brought to us and help ourselves to everything else from the kitchen.

Loved the Aesop soap but could have done with shampoo too. Coffee in the room would also have been good (though there was tea!)

This is a wonderful place to stay. The location next to Rue Mouffetard is the best anywhere: so many food options. It’s quiet but very close to action! The back yard is a welcome refuge. The host was perfect, the breakfast was lovely and Sergei the cat was super snuggly. I would definitely stay here again.

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The whole stay was absolutely fantastic. Marion, Nicolas and their four beautiful kitties were amazing hosts and made us feel very welcome. The room was lovely - beautifully decorated, quiet and overlooking the gorgeous backyard/garden area. The backyard/garden was also where we got to enjoy the delicious (and plentiful!) breakfast that consisted of a variety of fresh breads, fruit, cheese, yoghurt, muesli and coffee/tea. The area around the hotel is great as well - within walking distance you have a lot of small shops, supermarkets and restaurants as well as a metro station (with a direct line to Gare de l'Est).

The building itself is older, so the rooms/hallways are narrow and the room we stayed in only had a bathtub (no shower). Additionally, to get to the hotel rooms, you had to walk up narrow stairs. So if you have mobility issues or need an accessible accommodation, I would suggest booking elsewhere.