A great wee 2 star hotel in a nice boulevard, near a metro, v.clean, great breakfast and helpful staff. If you are not an overly fussy person you will love it. I did!

We were there this week and just the very fact that I am taking the trouble to write a review makes it clear that it was well worth it. The hotel is a 10 minute walk from the railay station. The first impression was not the greatest especially with the lobby being small but then the room was a pleasant surprise.It was large enough and CLEAN. The bathroom was just the right size with a great shower.The breakfast is worth waking up for ....all in all great place to stay esp if ur a student !

After staying 2 nights in a dirty, grungy place...Hotel Le Quercy was like luxury to me and my friends. Yea, the rooms were tiny...but it was clean, with a clean bathroom (good water pressure showers), and comfortable beds. None of us had experienced the bed bugs previously mentioned. The hotel is a 10 minute walk from the metro station, which was fine since the street the hotel was on was full of bakeries and supermarkets. It was also quiet at night, which was great. The breakfast included was really good - fresh coffee, chocolate croissants, fruit, boiled eggs, cereal, etc. I definitely recommend this place.

we have returned from a 10 night stay at the hotel Le Quercy, and we were really happy with the room, the cleaness and the quietness of the place. of course the room was small, parisian style :), but the furniture was new, the bathroon recently renovated and they also have cable tv. the street where it is located has 3 supermarkets, 2 small local markets, restaurants, butcher's and baker's shops. all in all it was great! we had a room at the 5th floor, and the view was marvellous! we booked the room through Venere and paid only 44E/night instead of the listed price of 68E. we didn't try the breakfast, as we used to buy milk and fresh pastry from across the street. the 10 minutes walk to the subway was always delightful and offered a good chance to observe parisians at their own pace. we would definetely stay at Le Quercy again if we go to Paris again!