Hôtels romantiques à Quartier latin, Paris

« Very quiet in a bustling neighbourhood. »

« Appartement au top en plein cœur de paris !! Très bien aménagé et optimisé ! Parfait pour une famille avec deux enfants ! mercis maikel pour votre top réactivité et suivi pendant tout le séjour ! »

« The Apartment is located in a lively area close to Place Contrescarpe where you can find lots of bars, creperies, little stores and a Supermarket, perfect for a stay of some days. The Eiffeltower, Notre Dame and other Buildings are easy to reach by bike. A velib Station is around the Corner. despite the vivid area the Apartment is small, but calm, you can sit outside. We took the car to get to the Apartment. As we knew before there were no free parking places, but expensive parking lots in the...

« Magnifique appartement, propre, moderne et très bien situé. Nous avons adoré notre séjour. »

« Our family of 4 (2 parents, 1 teen, 1 preteen) stayed in this property for the second time and had another very enjoyable stay. The kitchen is small but well appointed and having laundry in the apartment is a wonderful convenience. The location is perfect - quiet street in Saint Germain des Pres with easy access to metro. The concierge was easy to reach and very responsive, kindly allowing us to drop off our luggage before the apartment was ready for us to enter on the day of our arrival and...

« Very outdated hotel, a huge construction in front working 24 hours shifts and will last a couple of years so don’t expect to sleep at night with all the noise. Room amenities are non-existent. Breakfast is a joke and extremely overpriced. Only good experience was the staff. Everything else is a 1 star level. »

« Emplacement ideal »

« The apartment is not very bad, however I think it's overpriced, perhaps its location (in a quiet area, next to RER station, with a supermarket nearby) is the only advantage. The apartment made a mixed impression, it was quite clean, however we didn't use a cupboard, as it seemed durty (but, perhaps, some painting was required); although, plates and bed linen were ok, the glasses and pilows were like if they were bought at a flea-market, as well as small sofa. But the most disgusting thing was...