Paris Forum: Pension Les Marronniers Questions

The hotel is listed on BonjourParis, in Special Places to Stay, and someone mentioned it on egullet.com - so I imagine it is serviceable.

www.bonjourparis.com/pages/inexpensive.php

"...snag a room at Les Marronniers—one of the last pensions (which is a rooming house where one can stay for a few days, a few weeks, or even a few years) in Paris. This lovely, family-run pension has been in the Poirier family for over 100 years and is run by Marie Odile, a woman who runs a very tight ship. There are 12 simply furnished rooms in all, most with a shower, but only one with a WC. Each one comes with a desk, shelves, a small refrigerator, and direct-dial phone. You'll be able to help yourself to the library and sitting room, where you'll find a collection of more than 200 films. A typical French breakfast is served every morning and at 7:00pm the guests all sit down together for a home-cooked three-course meal....Located on the corner of rue d'Assas and rue Vavin in the 6th arrondissement, overlooking the Jardin du Luxembourg.

78, rue d'Assas, Escalier A-1st floor, 6th. Métro: Vavin or Nôtre-Dame des Champs. Telephone: 01-43-26-37-71. Fax: 01-43-26-07-72. Website: www.pension-marronniers.com

E-mail: o_marro@club-internet.fr...."

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Also:

…egullet.com/lofiversion/…t23852.html

"...You could also try a pension. There are two right near the luxembourg gardens, which have simple, clean, safe accommadations. The nicest is probably the Pension Marrionniers (which I have stayed in). It's a little like staying at someone's grandmother's house. But rooms are booked well in advance...."