Pantheon - Notre Dame hotels & places to stay

Location: perfect...just perfect. Being near the Pantheon, the Sorbonne, Luxembourg gardens, latin quarter and notre dame and louvre, wow, it is central to everything. If youre a good google map reader (unlike me) you’d be hopping from one spot to the next. This is good when youre with young kids. Staff: wow, who said French people were generally rude? The concierge/s during our stay at Le Petit were just helpful, kind and thoughtful. They allowed me (who has a gazillion luggages) to store our luggage when we went to our two day Disney sojourn. They even found a way to have me booked a room again despite restrictions. Shout out and a big thank you to the concierge/s of Hotel Le Petit. Room: the yellow room (503) is very nice and quaint as it doesnt have the noise on the street and it overlooks unto the courtyard of the neighbors. I love the color combination and the bed. I like the bathroom amenities too.

We LOVED our stay at the Minerve with its tiny little room and its tiny little lift and its tiny little courtyard in the Latin Quarter of Paris. Walkers can easily navigate all the main attractions from the Minerve e.g Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, Pantheon, Luxembourg Gardens, Champs Elysees, The Louvre, The Seine River. The Cardinal Lemoine station is approximately a 5minute walk to catch the RER to Musee d' Orsay and even Charles De Gaulle airport, although the stairs are difficult to navigate if you have heavy luggage.

The hotel is in a very convenient location. Staff was courteous and helpful. They speak a number of languages. The only issue that the facility would be very challenging for anyone with mobility impairment. The lift is barely big enough for 2 people. Hallways are narrow, about 32" wide. Stairs are winding, uneven, and not level. The handrail does not start until 8 steps up. This hotel would not meet U.S. standards for emergency egress. Bathtub surface is slippery and there are no grab bars or other support if you slip. It's great if those things are not a concern for you.

You could not choose a better location on the Left Bank in Paris! It is an historical residence that dates back to 1640 and an amazing place to stay. The minute we stepped though the door , we were welcomed with such warmth and grace. Our room on the top floor was a little difficult to navigate because of my husbands knee problems , and Francisco very kindly offered to move us to the first floor ...still with a wonderful view from our window of Notre Dame Cathedral , just across the street ! The hotel is in a perfect location for sightseeing ...Notre Dame, The Ille de la Cite and Ille St. Louis , the Latin Quarter area with its great restaurants and charming shops within steps of the hotel . A little park across the way filled with beautiful flowers! The Esmeralda is a peaceful little haven ... A place we now consider our new home in the heart of Paris ! Thank you to Francisco and all of his staff for making our stay in their beautiful city so memorable !!

I stayed at the hotel for 12 nights with a friend and her two adult daughters. The rooms were lovely with a great bathrooms, albeit a little small but excellent value and standard for Paris--have stayed in some nightmares in the past. THe free Wifi always worked, the lift for me was too small and I preferred to use the stairs even though the room was on the 5th floor. Location wise close to transport, restaurants and a fabulous walk along the Seine to Notre Dame. The hotel is next to the hospital and the station but the double glazing certainly works very effectively to block noise. The staff were warm, welcoming and helpful. we didn't eat in the hotel as there are a variety of restaurants and cafes walking distance. All in all would stay here again, it is on the edge of the 5th and has more a suburbian feel--however, if a more central location with more active nightlife it may not appeal but it is only a very short taxi ride to anywhere.

Pros- apartment was great with separate living and sleeping areas, and a decent kitchen too. Balcony would be lovely in warmer weather. Street was very quiet with no noise overnight. Walking distance to Notre Dame, close to Rue Mouffetard. Cons- a bit far from a metro, kitchen untensils inadequate for 4 people eg only 2 forks, curtains need replacing in bedroom, bathroom needs work

You know those French films and cartoons with delightfully cartoonish room feels (crazy ceiling angles in the rooms, weird proportions and layouts that work but are also silly and incorrigibly French in their own way)? – Well Hotel de Suez lives up to that! French charm through and through. Convenient for Latin Quarter and Notre Dame. Easy to get to Eiffel Tower on public transit, but admittedly a 20 minute journey. Clean overall, and fine.

Dino at the front desk was one of the most helpful concierge's I've ever experienced. Super helpful, thoughtful and friendly--he even gave us a present on our last day. The hotel is old and charming, RIGHT ON the Seine, at the edge of the Latin Quarter, and across the street from Notre Dame cathedral. There was road construction with jackhammers, but the project should be finished in 6 months or so. We walked everywhere from there. Room 4 was used in the movie, "Breathless" and was spacious, overlooking the Seine and the bridge to Notre Dame. Skip breakfasts at the hotel, and go to one of the creperies behind, in the Latin Quarter.

We arrived for a two nights stay, exploring Paris. The hotel was the best part of the trip, the staff really took our stay seriously and did the most to make this a very pleasant visit. We just dumped our bags and went out in Paris because we came too early. Coming back late in the evening our room was setup and our bags already in place in the room. The information they gave us was spot on, we got recommended good restaurant for Fondue and how to get to places swiftly (avoiding taxi when it makes no sense compared to bus/metro) etc. They valued our time. Their levitation concept room we had was very relaxing, many small bits adding up to a great experience. We are also intrigued to try out rooms with other concepts. This is definitely where we will stay next time we go to Paris.

We had great stay in this hotel. Our room was big, clean and comfortable. Bath tub & shower in the bathroom, and it was a big one too. Breakfast was good but needed to pay though. Lift is small, could fit 2 persons and a small buggy, but didn't bother us at all. Hotel is very near to Jardin du Luxembourg. We brought our toddler to the park every morning for a stroll. Plenty of restaurants nearby, so dining was not a problem. The hotel staffs were all very helpful and nice. Will stay here again next time.

There should be a minimum room size for a hotel to obtain the 4 star category. I shared a room with a friend. It was so tight, we could not even move the two individual 90cm (if not 80cm) wide beds apart for one inch. Very, very cramped. The hallways and elevator are so narrow, it is impossible to pass another person. No space for towels to hang. Staff is outstanding, however. Yes, it is advertised with 12 sqmtrs and that may be so, and no, I am not expecting American standards for room size, but there are limits.

We had a nice stay at hôtel Parc St Severin. Cute, updated “boutique” hotel, next to St Severin church, at walking distance to metros, restaurants, markets, parc, museum, Notre Dame, rivière gauche of the Seine, ..., yet at remote and mostly quiet area. Staff are exceptionally helpful. Room is a little small but nice and decent considering Paris. Small elevator. The price is a little high but we would come back if it doesn’t go up much.

This place is in the middle of the city with Notre Dame around the corner and about 15 minute walk to the Louvre and other sites. The metro station is half a block away from the hotel. And the Eurostar station Gare du Nord is two stops away. Lots and lots of restaurants/bars outside this hotel and a bakery right next door for breakfast or a late night crepe. It was a bit pricey when we stayed (new years eve) but no regrets. If the price works for you, don't hesitate booking it. It's a 3 star but very clean and decent sized rooms for Paris. Beds are comfortable.

room is a bit small but clean and bed is comfortable. we had twin sharing, the size is still OK for 2 ladies. can imagine it would be a bit tough for 2 men. bathroom is very very small. a tiny little balcony for a glass of wine in the evening which was great. location is excellent - very near to Place Monge Metro and walking distance to Notre Dame. It was easy for us to get to Orly Airport as well. Just take the number 7 to the end of the line Villejuif Louis Aragon then there is a tram number 2 that takes you straight to Orly. Receptionist was very nice and helpful but she did not know that there are public transport available for us to get to Orly Airport. She actually told us to get a cab which would have cost us Euro40-60. Wifi is available in the room so that was great! overall, we enjoyed the hotel.

Loved this hotel. Well-priced in peak season. Comfortable beds. Good breakfast, big selection, included hot egg dish and bacon or sausage. Elevator. Our room 307 overlooked an internal courtyard and was very quiet. Room is adequate suze, you can easily walk around all sides of the bed. Excellent staff, helpful, thorough. Rnglish-speaking. Close to Luxembourg Garden. That metro sration and Port Royal metro station 6 minute walk. Bus 21 and 27, 2 minute walk and take you to all the tourist areas, Louvre,etc etc. Lots of good restaurants in area. Rue Mouffetard, lovely old cobblestone street area with restaurants and shops is 8 minute walk, originally a Roman street. Very safe area, lots of local residents and students from Sorbonne. We'd definitely stay again.

I wasn't very sure about this hotel at first. But I was glad I booked it! It was perfectly located on the 5th Arrondisement (Latin Quarter) of Paris--within the same block as the Saint Michel Metro Station and 2 blocks away from an RER train station. It was also within walking distance to the Notre Dame Cathedral. There are so many places to eat around the hotel which are very reasonably priced, and lots of cafes nearby as well. The 3-5-minute walk to River Gauche is very lovely and scenic. There's also a post office nearby. The hotel has a pocket wifi rent (at €5 per day) and the hotel has wifi as well. The staff were very polite and friendly (I believe it was Emma who welcomed me at check-in; and she was very nice!). The room was a bit small (as was expected for the room that I booked), but it was fine with me; and it had a lovely terrace that overlooked the street (facing the cafes downstairs)--and it was not noisy at all (slept pretty well). The bathroom was modern and very clean. I had a lovely time at this hotel and would recommend it!