Hotel du College de France

We had a very lovely and comfortable stay. The hotel is wonderfully located, with a huge number of restaurants and cafes within a ten-minute walk. Notre-Dame, the Marais, Louvre, and other museums we were interested in were all within walkable distance and there's a direct RER line to Gare du Nord for the Eurostar, so an early train was no trouble at all. The staff was very friendly and helpful, contacting me through whatsapp after booking so I had an easy mode of communication. Though the room was small, it didn't feel tight and we had everything we needed. We didn't try the breakfast as there are so many cafés around, and we had a kettle with coffee and tea in the room so we were very cosy.

We stayed in a small room located at the top of the build (6th floor). However, the room setting makes it not feel tight. Since we only spend night time there, we felt quite comfortable of the room. We were satisfied with the "half service" breakfast. It is not a fancy full buffet breakfast but much better than a continental breakfast.

The hotel is in a wonderful side street in the Latin Quarters near the Sorbonne University. It is a small boutique hotel, charmingly appointed. The front desk staff was excellent in all respects. The breakfast was sufficient and plentiful for a French breakfast. There are many great little restaurants and cafes in this area; great location near 2 Metro stations (Maubert-Mutualite, Cluny) and 1 RER station (Saint Michel/Notre Dame). Check out the charming little French restaurant "Le Symposium" near Saint Michele subway/RER stop. The owner is so kind and the food is great!

The hotel is small and very cozy. The breakfast was fresh and tasteful. The location is perfect, near a lot of restaurants, the metro, and all the best of what Quartier Latin has to offer, but at the same time quiet and reserved.The staff is the heart of this hotel: everyone was so thoughtful. Special thanks to Eric, Alex and Mariana for everything in our stay. We loved spending our honeymoon there and definitely want to came back.

I spent a perfect 7 days here. The nearby bakery is said to have the best croissants in Paris. Everything is as described in the reviews: the elevator and the room are small but not oppressive. I wanted to stay an extra day but there were no vacancies, so I stayed at a nearby hotel for one night. The elevator there could only accommodate one person at a time, the room was small and cramped, and the bathroom was also tiny, yet it was more expensive. Therefore, this hotel is even more satisfying, and I highly recommend it. Thanks to the attentive and thoughtful front desk staff and the owner. I hope to come back again!