“Hotel was nice and in a good location.”

The cost was high, the hotel was very nice, clean and the staff there helpful. The cost of petite dejeuner was excessive.

“Wonderful oasis in an often hectic city”

Paris is a big city and with it comes dirt, lots of commotion, dense crowds and noise. This hotel, tucked away on a 1 way street is perfectly located just one block from the Seine river and within easy walking distance to the Notre Dame and Latin Quarter. Great location! And it's quiet, which is so rare. Our room opened out to a back coutryard where you could see green foliage and blue skies! It was so quiet we never heard cars honking or loud sounds, it was really a dream. The room is large for Paris standards and I was impressed that they had Ipod technology as well as a flat screen. French TV is generally bad, but no fear, the beds were super nice, another rarity in Paris hotels. I slept like a baby. The room was appointed in dark purple carpet and light green walls, kind of odd. I imagine the dark carpets hide some dirt and I noticed that our room wasn't really vacuumed during our five day stay. That's why I rated cleanliness a 4. Also, there were hairs on the celing, 18 of them but who's counting and I imagine the cleaning people never looked up and if they did, could not reach them to clean. At one point, the shower pressure sucked but the main attendant took care of it right away. The only real draback is the toilet. Be prepared to show some serious intimacy as you overhear every drop and plop. There is no real door... anyway, great stay despite the strange bathroom set up.

“Newly Remodeled”

The Hotel De Notre Dame has been recently remodeled leaving some of the beautiful old character (wooden beams and exposed stone) and adding new,modern furniture/fixtures. The rooms and the staff were great and the hotel was very clean. The beds and bedding were comfortable. There were two nice large windows. There was free wi-fi in the room (SO convenient if you want to do any last minute research or call home over the internet). Some people may be bothered by the lack of privacy between the bathroom and the room (only frosted glass door separates the toilet from the rest of the room/bathroom) or the lack of a stand-up shower, but the bathtub more than made up for it for me. The tub lit up (think chromotherapy) and effervesced. It was very relaxing and there was a hand sprayer if you wanted to rinse off. They even provided bath salts. The neighborhood was very good. The hotel is close to a couple of metro stations, the Seine, Notre-Dame, Saint Chapelle, restaurants, etc. There are many restaurants on Bd. Saint Germain and if you go far enough to the west (~half-mile to Rue de Seine), chocolate shops. All and all, I'd recommend this hotel highly.

“Would stay here again”

Fantastic clean newly decorated hotel in a perfect location beside Notre Dame, with lots of excellent restaurants near by. Would definitely stay here again.

“Location location location”

Small room, par for Paris. No drawers, as usual, but decent closet space. The AC worked most of the time -- when it didn't, it was repaired promptly. We had a large shower with plenty of hot water at all hours. The wifi worked, albeit rather slowly. The hotel has recently been remodeled; the only glitch in the way they set up the rooms is that the bedside lights were attached way too low on the wall for reading. The bed was extremely comfortable compared to others I've had in Parisian hotels. The staff was always very courteous. The location is nothing short of FANTASTIC -- it's on a very quiet street and yet it's only about half a block to the Seine and walking distance to many of the sights of the city. It's very close to Place Maubert, so it's easy to take the metro or hail a taxi. Furthermore, there's a fresh market at either Place Maubert or the nearby Place Monge nearly every day. All in all, it's a great place to stay, although for us it was a little pricey. Still we felt it was well worth the money, especially for a summer visit, when Parisian hotels can be stifling.

“I'd stay there again”

We wanted to be near the river, Notre Dame and the Latin Quarter and this was in just the right spot. The hotel was in a very quiet back street so no noise at night. The continental breakfast was fine.

“Fabulous Stay!”

We love this hotel and now that it has been renovated, it is even better. The rooms are small, but the bathtubs are huge and the modern ambience suits the hotel. Walking distance to multiple metro stops and Notre Dame. Really couldnt be more perfect!

“Excellent location and newly remodeled”

Hotel De Notre Dame is an excellent value in the Latin quarter on the Left Bank. There are plenty of restaurants, pastry shops, cheese shops and a metro stop very nearby. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The entire hotel has been remodeled within the past year so everything is new and fresh. You can see Notre Dame from the hotel and theSeine River is just a block away. It is, in my opinion, the best moderately priced hotel in the Latin quarter.

“Super Duper location and nice administration.”

Besides convenience to the Police Archives and Notre Dame Cathedral, it is also a short shot to the Pantheon and all the Left Bank excitement, shopping, and sights oconcentrated n the other side of Boulevard St. Michel. I was quite ill for a day and a half as I have ME/CFS and when starvation started to set in the hotel desk manager very kindly ran across the street to collect a pizza and coke for me. A day time lady administrator was very nice about putting aside some clothes I forgot in the closet. The WIFI works well. The chief drawback is that the rooms are a very tight fit, which is hardly unusual in this middle bracket of Paris hotels, but it can be a bit of a surpise for Americans, used to our 2-acre hotel rooms (I exaggerate.) And as mentioned, the breakfast selection isn't as varied as in other places. But overall my impression is positive and this one stays on my short list.

“Great hotel but watch the taxis”

Yeah,a nice little hotel with a quaint original feel. Didn't go for the breakfast,'Le Twickenham' round the corner does a good English.Sataff were very helpful and polite. Hotel had a very nice atmosphere and is in a position to die for. Only disappointment was the ordered taxi to Paris Est ripped us off at 20 euros.A con artist of a driver about 30 with shades. So if you use Blue Taxis ask for price up front