Hotel Mercure Paris La Sorbonne Saint Germain des Prés bintang 4

The hotel is located in a pleasant and privileged area (just behind the Place de la Sorbonne, and near to Odeón and Saint-Michel Notre-Dame stations). The room was spacious and the breakfast was really good. Given all this, what most marked our stay was the relationship with the staff, due to its cordiality, sympathy and professionalism. Therefore, I make a point of recording the compliments on this channel so that the work of all the employees is properly value and recognized, namely: Reception: Keren, Paul, Diogo, Kenza and Thea. Breakfast: Mado, Isabell and Rosilene. In this regard I would like to highlight the work of Kenza and Thea, who were always willing to help showing a good will beyond what was expected for the fulfillment of her duties. We hope to come back soon and repeat this remarcable experience!

Wonderful hotel. The location is excellent. Close to attractions and transportation!!! A few minute walk to Notre-Dame and Pantheon. The bus is steps away and the metro is close by. A very safe and quite place to stay,

Very nice staff … 3 star hotel i/m/o …convenient to walking, Metro, RER…room/bathroom is European small… okay for 1 person but 2 may get crowded… nontheless a perfectly acceptable choice near Sorbonne in the 5th.

It has been a few years since we visited Paris, but we knew that we wanted to be central for walking to many of the sights and also for eating out in the evening. The Left Bank is our preferred area in Paris and this small hotel beside the Sorbonne is in an ideal spot. Our room was comfortable and very quiet. Breakfast is taken in a small area on level -1 and offered a wide range of croissants, cereals, yoghurt and hot food. After a day of sightseeing it was easy to return to the hotel in late afternoon and then go out to some lovely restaurants nearby. Les Deux Magots was our favourite. The area seems really safe and is far nicer than many areas near the Gare du Nord or Gare de L’est. Tips: 5 to 10 minute walk across to the Notre Dame and from there on to the Louvre. Jardin du Luxembourg is only a 5 minute walk away and definitely an oasis in the city when it is a hot day. The metro stop Odeon is nearby but if you like to travel by bus and see the sights then I suggest ….. 63 bus (at the bottom of Rue de la Sorbonne) takes you along by the Seine passing Musée D’Orsay and on to Alma Marceau where you can alight and walk across to the Eiffel Tower or walk up Avenue Montagne to the Champs Elysees. 21 and 27 bus takes you to the Louvre, Palais-Royale and Opera. RATP app is great. Buy a travel card at a shop where you see the green sign and you can load it with 10 journeys that cover the bus/metro.

The team and the service are very good, rooms are small but this is ok, the rooms are very close to each other and it can be noisy if your neighbor close the door. The rooms are a bit old and seems that the hotel needs a renovation. Bed was very comfort, breakfast is at minus one with the air circulation but it feels fine. Rooms a