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We loved the hotel and our room. Great price and charming street with lots to do within walking distance. The reason for 4 stars as opposed to 5 is that we went out and picked up some light bites for breakfast. We sat down in...More
This was our second stay at this lovely hotel in the Latin Quarter. Great location. Easy to assess by car, metro, bus or taxi. Parking is available and reasonably priced for Paris. Both times we've stayed in the main building. Next time we will try...More
My husband, daughter and I stayed in a garden room for 4 nights. Even though there was no TV, lounge, aircon etc; we loved it. Incredibly friendly staff, well situated and even though it's a block away from loads of restaurants, it was peaceful and...More
Amazing quaint hotel in Latin Quarter. Very nice continental breakfast served on spiffy trays in the garden by great staff. room was comfortable and had a nice view but the best part was being so close to the square and subway.
I managed to find a few days to get away (my elderly parents live with me-mum has Parkinson's Disease). I've stayed at this hotel many times now and thought of them first. They confirmed they had the room that I wanted for my dates and...More
The Latin Quarter bursts with intellectual life, architectural splendour and ongoing merriment. The small streets are filled with classical buildings, student bars and lively eateries while the squares are dominated by historic monuments. The area is defined by the 800-year-old Sorbonne University, where Latin once prevailed, and is famous for the Pantheon which celebrates the great men and women of France. During
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the day students rush from classes to the library and intellectuals people watch from the terraced cafés. As night time falls the surrounding establishments fill up and the merriment really begins. The liveliest parts are around Rue Mouffetard, lined with crêperies and international street food eateries, and Place de la Contrescarpe characterised by terraced brasseries, this neighbourhood provides real nourishment for the mind, belly, and soul.
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As per previous answer it costs 9.00 euros, consists of delicious croissants, baguettes, butter, Bonne Mama preserves, individual packaged cheese, coffee, hot milk, or hot chocolate, and a Yogurt. It's certainly filling and... More
As per previous answer it costs 9.00 euros, consists of delicious croissants, baguettes, butter, Bonne Mama preserves, individual packaged cheese, coffee, hot milk, or hot chocolate, and a Yogurt. It's certainly filling and tasty.
For a breakfast with eggs, great dress
We found the bistro 'Le Descartes' just down the block, you can see it to the LEFT as you exit the front gate of the hotel. They have complete breakfasts for a set price of about 10 euros including omelette, side salad, basket of fresh baguettes, butter and coffee.
Omelettes are on the menu all day, as in most other French cafes.
It's a very local place, in the evening the tv will be on with news or a soccer game, and neighborhood people enjoying a dinner and/or drink. The set menu is very reasonable, and it's a darkish place with wood tables and nice atmosphere. The barman and wait staff are friendly and attentive, we enjoyed it very much after discovering it!
Great desserts too. Open late. ...and a minutes walk back to the hotel.
Enjoy!
India
