Latin Quarter - Pantheon Romantic hotels in Paris, France

Everyone was very friendly, spoke English, tolerated my passable French and was helpful. i was traveling with my son, and he found it lovely as well. The breakfast which was included, did not vary, but was enough to start the day. iI added an omelet each day. With only 2 rooms per floor, you feel like you are in a private word.

Very elegant and romantic! Plus, can't complain about the free champagne and pie!

Loved everything about the hotel. Room was as spacious as can be expected in Paris, comfortable bed with quality linen and a large, modern bathroom. Staff was helpful, courteous and spoke decent enough English for my wife not to need me. There are lots of great locations to stay in Paris, depending on what you like to do, The Observatoire is great for any left bank activity, with a Metro station (technically RER but part of the system) steps away, Latin Quarter, St Germain de Pres, and Montparnasse in the opposite direction all 10 minutes walk. Perfect for the runner, with the Jardin de Luxembourg across the street. Closes at sunset but the outside loop is app 1 mile with no streets to cross. Highly recommended.

The hotel staff was great the neighborhood safe location very convenient to subway,food and tourism

Great experienc agreat hotel , friendly staff..close to the train, and Restaurant near by , wear great , Great location. .

Stayed for 7 days, staff very accommodating, spoke English, had a great time.

2hours twenty five minutes on Eurostar beats flying any time espescially as we live 30 minutes from the station I planned what we were going to do prior to departure and it could not have worked out better. It was a mixture of sight seeing, museum, eating, music, and believe it or not the cinema If you like classical music there are lots of lovely little concerts in churches one can attend and the cost does not break the bank On the Saturday morning we did a walking tour of Paris with Culture Fish . The guide Pierre was superb. At the end of the tour you pay what you want.Not only does pierre tell you about the sights ,he gives you an insight on french culture customs We spent Sunday morning at Musee D Orsay and had agood lunch there before running to get the 4pm train home The food in the restaurant is great

This was our first return to Le Colbert after a 10 year gap . Booked just after Christmas for my birthday . As fab as I recall. We had upgraded to a superior room and it was definitely worth it . Larger than the average room , and a turn down service . We paid for breakfast which was adequate but struggled on first morning for a table .

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Nice hotel in a great location, close to metro and all tourist sites