Stayed here for one night in June 2008. It's pretty compact and the lift is a bizarre experience - especially when the staff come along for the ride - but all in all a superb stay. The location is spot on - a very nice area and loads of life nearby. Good shops and market type stalls offering amazing looking food.

Room was tiny - although they do definitely have bigger ones. Just avoid room 16 if size is an issue for you!

Great reviews led me to book this hotel - they were not wrong. This is a small boutique hotel in a very good area of Paris. All the comments on the staff are correct - very friendly, very helpful. We stayed in the top floor "junior suite" which is a bit mis-leading in that its not really a suite but a large attic like bedroom with very large bed and sofa bed, plus large bathroom including bath and shower and 2 sinks. Being picky you could say the low roof might be a bit of a nuisance to somebody tall but for us it addeed to the charm of the place. Breakfast was taken in the converted cellar area which was very nice. At 16Euros breakfast isnt cheap but there was lots of it and you dont go to Paris counting the pennies. Nearby - ie across the street - there are a bucketful of really good cafes/restaurants, and you will be at the base of the Eiffel Tower in 10 minutes. The access to the metro station is outside the front door, but we walked most places, the Louvre is 20 mins at asteady pace. I would try and negotiate a deal if you can but I reckon this place has and will get a lot of custom so dont expect silly cheap rates.

On the front end of a Provence tour, we stayed 3 days in our favorite 7th district hotel! Once again, the staff is absolutely the reason we stay here! They ask about our daughter, who is a student nearby. They make reservations for us, they take care of us, they are like family. Our pretty room had oil paintings, and a huge bathroom.
Located in a quiet area near Invalides, Eiffel, and Rue Cler, there is a cab stand out front , and the Metro! So, you can hop on the Metro and go anywhere. Every time we go to Paris, we do different walks. Try the Pere Lachaise Cemetery for a beautiful stroll through a parklike setting, full of uniquely sculpted mauseleums, and the resting place for many well known figures.

Decent hotel, bathroom could be cleaner. Good for those of you who like a quieter area. A little expensive for what you get - def. a 3 star. But the staff were absolutely and completely perfect - super friendly, and the metro station is across the street. Also, all the big sites are close, and there are two nice cafes close by for breakfast, and some shops for food. No room fridge which is a definite minus. I have also stayed in the Latin Quarter and prefer the hussle and bussle of that area and the the closeness of the Marais for little street exploring. But if all you want to do is see the big sites, this hotel is a good location - too quiet for me.