Hotels in 6th arrondissement-Luxembourg, Paris

Let me make some objective comments. I don't know why this hotel has such a high score. First, let's talk about the most unbearable part, the noise. From 7 or 8 in the morning, you can hear the roar and vibration of the train underground. It runs almost every ten minutes, and you can hear it even with earplugs. The sound insulation between rooms is also very poor. I can hear the TV next door playing in the middle of the night, the sound of water flowing, and the clear conversation of people upstairs. The sound insulation is really bad, not just ordinary bad. Secondly, the room is small but ok, but the shower in the bathroom is broken. When I wanted to take a shower the next day, I found that I couldn't adjust the water temperature at all. I called the room service in the middle of the night, and a staff member came and didn't fix it. He said he would fix it the next day, but it seemed that no one came the next day, which means I didn't take a shower in these two days. Then, the breakfast is okay, with a little less variety, but it is probably related to the size of the hotel, so it is tolerable. In summary, the most unbearable thing is the noise. People who pay attention to the sleeping environment are advised not to choose this hotel.

It's just one stop away from Saint-Germain-des-Prés (although it's only a 3-4 minute walk), where you'll find cafes frequented by Sartre and Picasso, and is close to Odéon station, making it a convenient yet quiet location. The hotel was generally clean, the staff were all friendly, and it had a homey atmosphere where it was easy to ask for help. Considering the location and price, I think this is a very good hotel.

I wouldn't recommend the 'Classic Room' if you're looking for something spacious, as it's quite small and you won't even be able to open your suitcase. However, the room was spotless, absolutely no complaints there, and the service was good too. The breakfast selection was very limited and not really worth the 20+ euros. On the upside, the location is excellent; you can easily get to the Marais district and all the main attractions by metro. Overall, I still highly recommend it.

The hotel is small and exquisite, but the service is average. Everyone should pay attention to seeing the bill at checkout, because it is clear that it is a free bottle of water in the room at the checkout, but it costs 8 euros. It is said that the first night is free, but they are said to be free when asked. Later, they negotiated with the hotel and they withdrew the charge. Check out the bill at the Paris hotel and pay the bill!

Very small but warm hotel, the Christmas tree in the lobby is very beautiful when I go during Christmas, and the whole layout is very European. The room is small, really small, the elevator is super small, two people with two luggage are already very crowded. Hotel location is very good, surrounded by restaurants, there is a special atmosphere at night. Good value for money.

The hotel is quite close to the Orden metro station, but you have to walk up a narrow, uphill sidewalk to get there. However, there are several metro and bus stations nearby, making it very convenient for getting around. The neighborhood feels very safe, with university student dorms right across the street. The staff, usually students, are helpful with directions. There are several affordable supermarkets like Carrefour Express and Franprix close by, as well as many bakeries and small restaurants. You can also walk to Notre Dame on Île de la Cité in under 15 minutes, and the Luxembourg Gardens are right behind the hotel. The hotel's decor has a charming, old-world feel, clearly showing the building's age. There's a very small, but surprisingly fast, elevator. In the afternoon, complimentary tea and coffee are available in the lobby during tea time. Upon check-in, guests receive cookies, caramel peanuts, soft drinks, and a bottle of drinking water (only on the first day). Teacups and wine glasses are provided, but oddly, no teaspoons (?). You'll need to ask the front desk for those. The reception staff are very friendly and quick to assist. The room's aisle isn't very wide; you'll need to adjust the chair to open two suitcases simultaneously. However, there's a good-sized walk-in closet and a very spacious bathroom. There's also a balcony with a view of about two-thirds of the Eiffel Tower (as pictured). The bed is large and comfortable, and the room is clean and hygienic with excellent air conditioning and heating. The bathroom is also very clean, stocked with Nuxe honey-scented shampoo/shower gel combo, hand soap, and body lotion (they smell wonderful!).

The hotel is located in the 6th district of Paris, right next to the Luxembourg Gardens, and only 7-8 minutes away from several subway stations. There is a theater in front of the hotel, and there are bars and some Vietnamese and French restaurants around. I booked a family suite with a large bed and two 1-meter single beds. The window opens to a small street next to the Luxembourg Gardens. It is generally quiet at night. There is a double basin washbasin and a bathtub. I like the decoration style.

The room was so cute and worked perfectly for us (sisters). The concierges were so incredibly helpful - they provided maps, recommendations allowed us to check in early, and helped to secure a taxi for our departure. The breakfast was very lovely as well. Would definitely return. Thank you for an amazing time

The location was excellent. The hotel people are kind and will tell you a lot by looking at the map. Eating around is convenient. I think I was comfortable at home.

The small and old double room in the room is less than 1 meter 5 and the friend squeezed for one night. It is really not recommended to live. The nearby holiday hotel is not good to enter but it is better to book a regular hotel, but the transportation is very convenient. Walking, you can go to Notre Dame