Les Jardins du Luxembourg

Great Hotel. Felt very welcomed upon arrival. Room was as pictured. Location was so close the the 'gardens' and local transportation. The chairs in the Luxembourg gardens were perfect for sitting and enjoying a rest. The garden was amazing. Worth a walk thru everyday. The room was quiet and comfortable; bed and bed linen very nice. Rooms were sound proofed from the traffic. Ample toiletries. Bathroom was clean and the shower was warm with great water pressure. Breakfast in the morning was a great way to start the day. The fruit was fresh and breads/eggs/bacon tasty. Loved the fresh water availability in the lobby. Staff went out their way to be helpful. With in walking distance of Notre Dame. Close to many attractions. Lots of good restaurants close by. Everything was quite nice but if I had to complain I would like bigger mugs for tea. The soft boiled eggs are really soft.

We had an absolutely amazing stay here. As a family of 4 we booked the double room apartment. The room was extremely spacious with a small kitchenette area, a main bathroom, seperate toilet, two bedrooms and plenty of open space to move about. The location is great only being a short walk away from the Luxembourg station and the many bus routes. Very central location too and can easily get to all the main sights of Paris.

Gorgeous little boutique hotel on a quiet dead-end street just steps from the Jardin du Luxembourg. Amazing kind and helpful staff, clean, updated rooms, and lots of nice little touches: a kitchenette in the room, extra coffee pods to grab without waiting for housekeeping to refill. I stayed in a Double Superior on the top floor with a Juliet balcony and view of the rooftops. Great for sleeping: comfortable bed, lovely linens, good pillows, and very quiet. Included: decent hairdryer, plenty of shampoo/conditioner, body wash, and lotion. Also a couple of small packages of q-tips and facial rounds. Location is great for exploring the close-in neighborhoods and arrondissements of the left bank - Latin Quarter, Montparnasse, Saint-Germain-des-Pres - as well as Notre Dame and the quays and bridges of the Seine.