Hotel de Saint-Germain - Paris, France 

NK
Posted: Tue, Jul 14 2009
It was very a great trip. The hotel location was very good. We wish to express our gratitude to the Mr.LUCIEN and Mr. ELIZAFHAN in the reception desk. Please say. Thank you.

BS
Posted: Wed, May 13 2009
Muy bonito hotel, al lado de Boulevard de Saint Germain, tiendas, comida, etc. Las piezas son muy muy pequeñas, como todo lo de Paris. Desayuno excelente, no incluido en el precio. El unico inconveniente es que se escucha el metro pasar todo el tiempo (no en la noche), asi que cuesta un poco acostumbrarse durante el dia al ruido.

Mabe Sparks Vetra
Posted: Fri, May 01 2009
The price on this particular hotel was certainly right for the location in St. Germain. However when I arrived they stuck me in a room where I had to walk up as the elevator stopped at 5. This was most difficult with luggage but I could do it. To get into the shower I really could have used a diet--but than I am American and we are full bodied! But the largest and most frustrating problem is that they did not understand English but pretended to--or in the alternative they conveniently understood English. They charged me for things I did not take out or use in the refirigerator for examole. I could not explain this to the receptionist when I left as he had limited abilities in English. Plus they charged me 13 plus Euros for a local call--perhaps this is common--I felt it was outright criminal. Plus I could not get in for the first night so they charged me even though I called 24 hours before. When I did get there I asked if breakfast was included. They said indeed it was and told me where it was. It was a poor breakfast and they did not wash there coffe and milk pots so each morning you drank it you were violently ill--but no one understood English--so I just stopped having coffee by the third day and had a banana and a bun! When I left they charged me 12 euro for each breakfast--outrageous--but no one understood English when I was leaving. In addition the metro rumble shook the entire structure and while that could have been tolerated the attitude of female receptionist, and owner I believe was intolerable. If you asked he a question she was put out. She was completely rude and not just in that urban Parisian manner I am use to--she lacked any real charm-- This was a very very bad decision for me--all of my other reservations for the month in Spain and Paris were great. Not this one and it ended up costing more than mhy four stars!!!

LW
Posted: Thu, Apr 23 2009
The hotel was extremely small and the rooms were nothing more than a bed and small bathroom. However the location was fantastic, although a bit far from the nearest metro. They do lock up at night but the person who was working during the nighttime shift was so delightful and we had such a great experience with him that it was perfectly fine. It was a very enjoyable stay mainly because of the wonderful staff -- highly recommend it because of them. The only downside would be the fact the metro is very loud and you can hear it until it stops running at night. This wasn't a huge problem for us since we came back to the hotel late at night - but for early risers and early to bed-ers it would be a problem. The rooms were very small but incredible clean so it was fine. I would recommend this hotel to people who plan on being out and about all day long.

DG
Posted: Tue, Mar 03 2009
Location, location, location. A block and half from Pierre Herme, one block from Poilane, one block from the Metro. Will come back just for that. Also, the hotel staff keeps the room very clean and they're very prompt about it. One morning we left for half an hour to pickup some pastries and upon our return the room was cleaned. This happened on a daily basis. Good heaters, extra warm blankets, and a towel rack heater all kept us warm in the January cold.