We stayed at PAS CALAIS hotel for one week. Superb location in St Germain des Pres. Nice decoration and wonderful green wall. Service was perfect and staff very helpful & friendly. We highly recommend this place and we will definitely go there again.

I had a wonderful time there, very nice night receptionist, (muhammad? if I remember) and a very efficient staff !! I had no problems, everything was clean when I got the room, it was ready early, I would definitely go back when I'm back to Paris.

I have been reading through my travels and came across the most delightful little 'otel in the Latin Quarter in Paris - it was clean, pretty and the staff were wonderful - I would love to go there again - so convenient quaint and very Parisienne.

Since Paris is not a place to visit from your hotel window, this is a good option. Don't expect anything more than a bed and a small area around it. Service is fair, and do not expect Ritz Carlton service at these prices. This is a fair little hotel with a bed to rest from your day in Paris. Next... More

, We booked H. Pas de Calais 7 months in advance our trip.. We asked for a big room , number 37, or 39, as a friend recomended. As we were in two couples, de Hotel offered, this room and another similar, 41, I guess.. When we arrived, , that friend that recomend me this hotel was in the Lobby,... More

Free wifi comfy beds clean great location off the corner of the Blvd St Germain BUT if you intend on watching the Euro from your bedroom TV you cant because its not on any channel!!!and I believe 190 euros a night is a bit too pricey..

Very small room, old decor, old tiles in tiny bathroom. The location is great, the service was fine and clean, but the room was 20 years old, cheap and tiny.

The Hotel Pas de Calais, (www.hotelpasdecalais.com), a small, boutique hotel on 59, rue des Saints-Pères, around the corner from Blvd. Saint-Germain and three short blocks from the Saint Germain des Prés Metro station where the history laden Brasserie Lipp, Café Deux Magots, and Café de Flore are located. The Sèvres-Babylone Metro station was also quite close. Room #20 was on... More

End up here after a fiasco at the Hotel des Saints Peres down the street. The night clerk Jacques-Olivier was wonderful. We have an insider courtyard room It was marvelously quiet. We slept in an almost missed breakfast the 1st day. Typically we don't take the overpriced breakfasts in the hotels, but it was part of the (reasonable) package rate... More