Very nice hotel, great staff, lovely quirky room and good bathroom. Nice bed and bedding. Good shower. Great location.

No coffee / tea in the room, despite there being a coffee maker and kettle. I only realised this in the morning and when I tried to call reception, the phone wasn't working. We then had to check out. Also, on arrival in the room, it was clear that someone had used the bathroom. The soap was out of its box and was wet, the sink had water in it and there was something in the bin. This is a really nice hotel with great staff, but it's just not good enough for a room to be like that, for this kind of money.

I chose this hotel for a 4-day stay in Paris because I love the 6th arrondissement and the rue Cherche-Midi in particular. We absolutely loved that we could step out of the hotel and be immersed in our favourite part of Paris. All the staff we met were charming, including the chambermaid who deserves a pay-rise for doing such a great (tough) job and always with a smile and a cheerful hello. Our room had clearly been redecorated recently and felt fresh and modern. The shower was great and the toiletries supplied were top notch. The air con kept us sane. We opted out of breakfast and ate instead at the nearby Nemrod or Horizon cafes. I've read people complain about the size of the rooms but honestly, there was ample storage, the bed was very comfy and everything was spotless: those things, together with the amazing location, are much more important to us than an extra few square metres.

Nothing I can think of.

The staff were very pleasant the location was ideal. The hotel was really clean.

The only comment I have which I knew in advance is the bathroom had the frosted glass. I underestimated how small the room was and this was a bit uncomfortable at times.

The breakfast buffet was excellent: a wonderful variety of choices, all of the highest quality. We liked the small scalel of the hotel, which gave it a home-like feeling without sacrificing privacy. Seeing beautiful fresh flowers in the lobby and receiving a sincere, warm greeting at the reception desk let us know right away we were in the right place.

We were confused by the shower, though this may be a question of our being used to North American showers. The open stall, with only a small glass wall and a flat shower floor (with no lip) did not contain the water well, and we used rolled-up towels to minimize the leakage.

Really enjoyed staying at this hotel with my wife during a conference in Paris. The location and rating of the Hôtel Sèvres Saint Germain really matched what we wanted: close to everything in the 6th Arrondissement, but not over-run with crowds and noise. Really nice restaurants directly around the hotel: we ate dinner within 10 minutes walk every evening. -Extremely- nice staff, comfortable accommodations, great breakfast - nothing not to like. There was a street carnival in the street directly outside the hotel during our stay: fortunately, our room was at the back, so we didn't hear a thing!

Nothing, really.

It was excellently located in the 6th and in a quieter part. Closely linked to multiple Metro stations so easy access to everywhere. Lovely restaurants and boulangeries surround it. The hotel itself is well looked after and the rooms are very neat. Ours had tea/coffee and a minibar. The bed was very comfortable and we were very grateful for the air conditioning.

Our only fault with our room was that the shower was quite low. A waterfall shower with the head at about 5ft10 meant that my husband could fit under without bending and the water spray against the glass leaked out whilst showering. This meant we had to mop up the floor with towels after each shower.

This was perfect! I hadn’t been to Paris in several years and booked this place without knowing much about the area. I could not have been happier with everything! The hotel is so close to everything, the area has plenty of restaurants, shops and cute cafés and bakeries. Also, if you like shopping for vintage clothing, there’s a couple stores on the same street! There are a couple small grocery stores/convenience stores right there (one on the same block, the other ones is bigger and is a block or two away). It is super easy to get to, there is 2 different metro stations on opposites sides of the block, which allows you to take whichever lines you need. To get to and from the airport, you can most definitely use RER and then transfer to metro, but Uber is also available (cost me 50€ rush hour). I do have to say, traffic in Paris is generally rough, so if you want faster transport, choose public. If you are carrying multiple suitcases, I wouldn’t recommend, as there are lots of stairs and walking inside the stations, so it can be complicated. Otherwise, super easy to use metro! The hotel room was as expected, European sized, so if you are looking for a suite, this is not the kind of hotel you want. The room is cute, cozy and comfortable. It has hot and cold air if needed (didn’t need either). The bathroom was small but fine for myself. Again, this is the expectation in most smaller hotels in Europe, so it was no surprise. Everything was super clean and they would come daily to give you fresh bottle of water and change towels and whatnot, when needed. The hotel offers breakfast, but I did not try it, as I wanted to walk around and find a cute café. Staff was super friendly and is at the front desk 24/7. Overall one of the best stays in Paris! Would 100% go back!

I truly don’t have anything negative to say about this place!

Very nice hotel, situated in a quiet but well connected street inside the city, in fact in about 20 minutes on foot you can reach Notre Dame, the Louvre Museum, the Orsay Museums... If you don't like walking, it has not one but two metro stops, the green one of Sevres-Babylone and the purple one of Rennes, both are well connected and will quickly take you anywhere in the city. In addition, in the surrounding area there are plenty of supermarkets, brasseries and boulangeries. The room, renovated and modern, had everything we needed for our stay. A special thanks to the amazing receptionist Aldja (I hope I wrote it right) who recommended us wonderful places where we could eat, places we otherwise would have never found on our own!

Nice comfortable room, not huge but it’s Paris so didn’t expect otherwise, but perfectly fitted with all you could need. Fridge, good shower, Nespresso machine & lovely window to watch the street below. Excellent staff, great choice of board games & books downstairs. Short walk to the Metro & supermarket & restaurants on the same street.

Not near the best Metro lines for me as I was travelling solo with a toddler & pram, but that choice was on me. Lovely suburb though

Location was ideal! Staff were friendly and helpful. Lobby and front area were inviting and comfortable. Breakfast downstairs was fresh. The food was nicely presented and inviting. Again the staff were helpful and polite. Bedding, pillows were comfortable and quiet for a nice sleep.

Only complaint would be the carpeting in the rooms could use a good cleaning, better yet replaced. Otherwise the rooms were clean, nicely appointed.