Best Western Quartier Latin Pantheon

The location was great. There were staff members that were less than polite but others that were so accommodating and great to work with. Housekeeping was exceptional. The internet was TERRIBLE!! There were times that we were able to connect while sitting in the lobby but that was the extent of internet for us. We did ask the front desk about it but were told that the music took up much of their bandwidth. Poor excuse in my opinion. Breakfast is overpriced. There is an exceptional bakery across the street. The Metro is close. less

First the good- this hotel was clean and within walking distance of cafés and some attractions, as well as a metro station. The bad- service was extremely anemic. The front desk staff refused to provide 2 cards so it was difficult to go separate ways, especially given that the card is required to keep the lights on as well... the card also demagnetized at one point which resulted in complaining by the front desk staff. They also refused to call a taxi for us when we were leaving and were not knowledgeable about the city. They do provide a breakfast at a charge but you are much better off leaving and having something tasty for the same price. This hotel is fine but don’t expect any extras. We won’t stay there again. less

Nice hotel in a good location. Small, but clean rooms. I dont like to say anything bad about staff, I work as a receptionist myself, but the "service" we got from the night porter when we arrived was beyond bad! Right down hostile! No "hello", no "welcome, just an angry stare. The staff from cleaning and breakfast were very friendly however. And the rest of the frontoffice people we met were ok, but this really could be so much better with some customer training. Quite severe customer training that is. Breakfast was very small and nothing special. less

My husband and I stayed at this hotel for a week. It's in the heart of Quartier Latin and is within an authentic Parisian residential neighborhood. Hence, there are many boulangeries/bakeries, floral shops, patisseries, fruit stalls, and other stores that are catering to the local population, rather than tourists, and the vibe is different and authentic. Boulangerie Maison Gregoire right across the street is amazing, and has unbelievable croissants, breads (the torsade de grain is to die for), desert, including eclairs. Everything is made fresh every day and runs out towards the end of the day. So, you get a sense of the neighborhood. In terms of the location, Best Western Quartier Latin Pantheon it also quite central. Depending on your pace of walking, you could get to Notre Dame in 10-15 minutes. We walked to The Louvre and beyond quite easily, but, again, it depends on your ability and pace of walking. There are also two different Metro stops in close proximity of the hotel. We arrived very early in the morning, and a room was not available yet. In three hours, though, which was still well ahead of the official check-in time (the brunette woman helped, unfortunately, I do not recall her name), they got us into our room. The room was on the small side, but absolutely functional. It was very clean, as was the bathroom. The bathroom was quite spacious. Both the room and bathroom were newly refurbished. Small things could stand improvement. For instance, in the bathroom, the fancy sink was of the bowl shape, so you could not place a soap on it. The soap had to stay on the higher shelf, but there was no soap dish, so it would create a mess. The water pressure in the shower was great. Our room overlooked rue Monge, and we had a great view, which is something that my husband always insists on, and he was pleased, so was I. There is a small, yet very functional elevator in the hotel. Patrick at the front reception (he worked in the evening) was absolutely wonderful. There was a woman with blond hair, though, who seemed to take an anti-hospitality pill before showing up at the hotel. One day, it was raining, and I asked if I could borrow an umbrella, and she curtly informed me they did not have any. Within a minute, I asked a guy at the reception desk, and he simply got up and handed me an umbrella. The bed was very comfortable, the blackout curtains did the job. And while we overlooked the street, and were on the third floor (which is the fourth floor by US standards) we were never bothered by street noise. There is a safe in the room, which was of great convenience. There is a taxi stand within a few steps of the hotel. And we also used Uber. Note, though, that on a couple of occasions, we ended up paying far less for a taxi than Uber's quoted rate. A couple of years ago, though, Uber was consistently less expensive than a taxi in Paris. We did not use the breakfast option, as Maison Gregoire next door was amazing for coffee, hot chocolate, and croissants in the morning. It's a lovely hotel, and we had a great time here and really enjoyed our stay, and we are glad we stayed here, so happy to recommend it to others. less

Great hotel with helpful staff. Rooms are small but comfortable. Located diagonally opposite a metro station which makes getting around Paris easy.Muslim visitors will find the Grand Mosque of Paris in nearby vicinty together with a few excellent Halaal eating establishments. Sightseeing by foot is possible for a few tourist sights close by the hotel and then catch the metro train to get to Louvre and other more distant tourist sights. less