Small five story hotel with 15 rooms, just blocks from the D'Orsay and an RER station and just across the river from the Lourve. Short walk to the Latin Quarter. Nice staff, most of whom speak English. Offers free Wi-Fi, bot only on lower floors. Breakfast is a bit pricey at 10 Euros, but handy to have as an option.... more

This is a charming little hotel with friendly and personal service. Rooms are fairly small, but this is normal for a hotel of this price range in the centre of Paris. Decoration of the rooms is sweet and charming, lots of flower prints and rooms named after aritists. If you want a lot of space and elegant surroundings, choose another... more

We loved our stay at Hotel Bersolys. Our room was small, but so charming and it had every comfort you could possibly ask for! more

Lobby furniture needs restoration or replacement. Motion detector lighting needs to be installed in stairway. more

The hotel is nice and clean, its location is excellent and the prices are fair. more

As many have stated in previous reviews, the hotel staff is great as is the location. The furniture in the rooms are in need of a serious update. That said, we go to Paris about once a month and will stay at the Hotel Bersoly's again. Location, location location..... more

Room was very clean and comfortable. Staff was extremely helpful. Location on quiet street near Louvre. more

If you’re interested in Paris as it used to be in the 1950s and 1960s, the St. Germain location, amidst classic bistros and small, mostly décor-oriented galleries, would be just fine. The hotel should be noted for the staff, which was, without exception, sunny and eager to assist with the occasional restaurant recommendation or travel arrangements. However, during our stay,... more

O.K. so the bed was hard, but everything else about the Hotel Bersolys was marvellous. We were made very welcome. We made the mistake of dragging our suitcases through the Metro from the Gare Du Nord to Saint Germain. When we left, the hotel booked us a delightful taxi to the station. The lift was a delight, the room was... more