Just returned from our first time trip to Paris. Used Tripadvisor which time and time again has been a great resource. Lux Parc is a gem on the left bank. It is a small, well situated hotel directly across from the Luxembourg garden. A lovely hotel in a very lovely area. Walking distance to great cafes, bakeries (how happy was I to stumble onto Gerard Mulot patisserie just a few blocks away!) and boutiques. Friendly staff. Our room was clean, warm and cozy, the marble bathroom was beautiful. The bed was very comfortable. Our room was on Rue de Vaurigard, which is a fairly busy road, but did not hear road noise at all. A great stay, we will return someday!

We had read all the great reviews and we were looking forward to our stay .We checked in late evening and were warmly greeted and shown to a choice of rooms .The room we chose turned out to be a little noisy as I am a very light sleeper .The following morning we were moved to a room looking over the courtyard .Much better ,the room was very nice and clean and quite .Loved the roof beams and comfy bed .We enjoyed the bar and had drinks there every night of our 4 night stay . My wife used the gym every day and liked it a lot .I liked the free Internet in my room .The whole Hotel is very clean and tidy and the staff very helpful .Could not have asked for more .We had breakfast every day at the Hotel .Yes it seems expensive at 15 euros but you get as much coffee as you want and the food is very fresh and tasty .You can have bacon and eggs for another 2.50 Euros .The lady who serves Breakfast does not speak English and can appear to be grumpy but she gets the job done .There are a lot of great restaurants in walking distance .Wonderful food and wine at dinner for about $75 for 2 .About the same as the States .The gardens are opposite the hotel and are very nice .We had a wonderful time in Paris and would stay here again with out doubt .

What a lovely boutique hotel! The Hôtel Luxembourg Parc is quiet, quaint, charming, and perfectly located (adjacent to the Luxembourg Gardens in the sixth). The rooms are fresh, attractive, and come equipped with modernized marble bathrooms. There’s no better way to end a day of roaming around Paris than with a nightcap in the glow of the library's fireplace. Also available is a lovely outdoor courtyard that I guess serves as an alternative to the library in the warmer months. At the heart of the Hôtel Luxembourg Parc is its quality staff: Royce, Mia, and the gang are incredible and so resourceful. Truly, there’s no better place to stay in Paris. M. Weissbart, NYC.

Fantastic experience for my first trip to Paris. I speak very little French and the staff was more then accomodating. The staff offered great suggestions and reservations for restaurants, made accomodations for taxis and always willing to go the extra mile with answering questions.

The location is excellent for exploring the neighborhoods of the Left Bank. The Luxembourg Gardens is directly across the street and is a beautiful spot to relax on a nice day.

I would highly recomend this hotel, believe all the positive reviews.