First trip to Paris for my significant other. This hotel was booked by his travel agent. Our assumption was that breakfast was included in the rate of the hotel. We were told that breakfast would be served from 7am to 11am---so we always started our day there. Upon check out we were charged for 2 breakfasts everyday. Had we known... more

We stayed in this hotel from the 20th to the 22nd of July and again from the 28th to the 31st of the same month. On the final night of our first stay we asked the night-receptionist to order us a taxi for the next morning to take us to the Montparnasse train station. The night-receptionist was strongly averse to... more

I was on business travel in Paris and my usual hotel was full. I chose les Jardins du Luxembourg because it was close to the RER. The staff were barely courteous and on one occasion, quite rude. Despite having booked well in advance and requested a high floor, I was given a dingy, damp, ground floor room. I asked to... more

My husband and I and our 3 year old daughter stayed here after a long-haul flight from Australia. I booked it based on reviews - we wanted to be able to avoid having to take a cab from the airport and to be able to spend time recovering in the Luxembourg gardens which I thought my daughter would like more... more

Hotel des Jardins du Luxembourg, Paris This is a small quiet hotel, located just off the Blvd St Michel. It is a perfect place for people wanting to avoid the atmosphere of large hotels and prefer a quiet intimate location, with an attentive and friendly staff. It is located in a cul de sac in a culturally lively part of... more

This is the most expensive hotel I stayed in throughout a 2 weeks trip, which I later learned that Paris hotels should not be so expensive. I have very few choice at the time, as when I attempt to book a hotel in Paris, all the better rated hotels in Latin Quarter was fully booked, hence I chose to increase... more

The location would be hard to beat - about 150m from the rue Gay-Lussac exit of the Luxembourg RER station. This is on the RER Line B which runs directly from de Gaulle Airport and the Gare du Nord. The Hotel's in a quiet cul-de-sac and although not exactly rural in its tranquility, it's about as peaceful as it's going... more

I stayed here for three nights on my first trip to Paris. It is a small quiet hotel very conveniently located. The room was fine though small. I enjoyed the fact that Sigmund Freud stayed there in the late nineteenth century. The lobby and sitting room are small but elegant. The wait staff is fine. The breakfast room was adequate... more

This is a good location, and a reasonable price, for a very small hotel with tiny rooms (i.e., very Parisian). Perfectly acceptable for a short stay (one or two days) but claustrophobic if longer than that. more