The service was very friendly and welcoming - nothing was a problem. Breakfast was pleasant. The room was small, as was the bathroom, but both were clean and tidy. The decor was glorious 19th century. The location is perfect - restaurants all around, interesting shops, about 3 minutes walk to the Odeon metro. (Complementary umbrella was useful in the springtime rain showers). Ile de la Cite, Notre Dame, and the Louvre were all easy walking distance.
starstarstarstarstar Julio Riviera
Bijoux. Direct RER connection from Orly and Charles de Gaulle airports to Luxembourg Gardens. Short 10min walk from there to hotel. Welcoming and obliging staff. This is a lovely place to stay and experience. Within walking distance of many sights. Lots of metro stations around the hotel, nearest Oden, a little acluny Sorbonne etc.
starstarstarstarstar Rosemary Cronin Gaughran
This was our first time here at this hotel. Our room was surprisingly spacious for the Paris, well decorated with a decent sized bathroom and a comfortable bed. The decor is charming and old-fashioned without being outdated. Service at the front desk has been exemplary from all staff who have been there over the two days of our visit. The location is steps away from ODEON metro station, and Central to the Saint Germain area. In short we love the place and will almost certainly book again. I should mention that the lobby is particularly nice with a small seating area that is good for a pre-dinner drink.
starstarstarstarstar Duncan Stewart
Amazing hotel! They we're beyond friendly and were happy to talk with us about anything. We were able to walk everywhere and loved the restaurants in the area. Do not hesitate to book a room here.
starstarstarstarstar Tyler Falkenhagen
The good: the people are quite nice, and it's clean. The AC in my room worked well, which was a blessing in an early July heatwave. Location is great, right near shopping and so many amazing restaurants. Short walk from The Louvre. It's a good spot to stay if you have limited time and want to be in a great part of the city. If you're going to The Louvre, buy your ticket at the front desk as it will help you jump the lines once you get there.
But it's small. Very small. Perhaps the tiniest elevator I've ever seen. It fit me and my suitcase, just barely. The room was tiny as well. Also if you're not on the ground floor, the elevator doesn't start until the first floor, so you will have to lug your bag up some stairs.
Google called this a 4-star hotel, but I'd say it's more 3-stars due to lack of amenities & size. Also be forewarned that the breakfast is not complimentary -- it's a14€ surcharge for some tiny croissants, yogurt, and what tasted like Starbucks coffee.
starstarstar Lisa Gansky
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