Hôtel Atmosphères

This is a cozy hotel with good standards close to Notre-​Dame. Nothing much else to say:) I recommend it.

Loved this hotel! Extremely friendly and helpful staff, clean room, nice shower, and excellent location! I would stay at this hotel again in a heartbeat!

Amazing stay! Why only 4 stars? well the rooms are extremely small but also I understand that this is Paris.
We checked in at around 7pm, the lady that works the front desk, mostly in the morning, was extremely friendly which is sometimes hard to find in Paris. She made sure she explained everything about the hotel to us. She also mentioned that for security the key has to always be dropped at the front desk before we go out, which sounded a little weird but it was extremely convenient that it was never and issue when leaving or coming back to the hotel. Front desk runs 24 hrs.
Excellent things about this place:
Always hot water and great pressure, free water massage bed on the lower level (use as much as you can!), buffet breakfast is great from 7−11am, bacon, sausage, eggs, pastries, yogurts, gluten free items, fruit, cheeses, juices, coffee and tea. Free coffee in lobby between 3−6pm. The honest bar, basically serve yourself from the bar and just mark on the preset form what you consumed, the same applies to the breakfast, an amazing concept.
The not so good:
Gym is lacking, room tiny.
I had pre-​booked using Expedia but if you book thru their website you get the free breakfast buffet included. We love the location of this one and coming back. Also we noted that we wanted a quiet room and was given room on the 5^th floor facing the street which had a good view and extremely quiet.
Great job with this hotel would definitely stay here again.

Beware! Multiple personnel enters the rooms including the maid and person restoring the bar. Unfortunately, we had to report stolen money and property.

It was in a decent party of the city, and there were places accessible to eat and get common things like water and fruits and snacks and liquor. I didn’t like how most of the photos online we’re more vivid then the biggest 4 person «suite» we got, ours was maybe older. Only a small refrigerator in the room and an espresso maker. I would have preferred a microwave but I have no idea how common they are in Europe in hotels. I liked the staff, kind of bizarre they make you turn in your room key upon leaving the hotel each time (24 hour door service) but still odd. They have a WONDERFUL breakfast that runs until about 11 and is convenient before leaving the hotel to tour. They have a great small gym and massage water bed!

We arrived well before check in (which is 2pm… we arrived at 10:00am) and were pleasantly surprised to find out that our room was ready and we could check in immediately. This was especially appreciated as it was pouring outside and we had opted to take the RER which required a 10 minute walk to the hotel (from the Luxembourg station)…we were like two wet poodles by the time we arrived and were drenched to the bone.
The gentleman working the desk was excellent… he explained the room key to us (we’re on the third floor yet our key is 233) and he explained the lobby honour bar and the breakfast options. We made our way to the room and we are quite happy with it.
The room is perfect by Paris standards. well laid out, modern, tastefully decorated with a street view with Juliet balcony. The bathroom is über chic… led lights in a black ceiling that appear to be stars when turned on, red bath tiles, modern floating sink. Much larger than expected. The toilet is in a seperate room which makes getting ready easier in the morning.
The hotel is a 5 minute walk to the Cluney Museum and Notre Dame is less than 10 minutes away. Jardin du Luxembourg (where the RER drops you off) is a 10 minute walk away.
The Good:
* gorgeous rooms and bathrooms
* great location
* wonderful, friendly staff, all fluent in several languages
* very, very comfortable beds
* quiet interior… we never heard our neighbors in their rooms
* while staying here, I became ill (not from the hotel) and required a physician. They immediately contacted one who was there fairly quickly. After the doctor left, they called to see if I required anything to make the day more comfortable. Super classy and totally unexpected.
The Bad:
* wifi is not great… slowed down
* the business centre is very small and a bit outdated. I tried to upload some photos to Facebook and in ½ hr I managed to only uploaded one !
* although there is a thermostat in your room, the temperature is controlled hotel — wide… which means you can’t set the temperature in your room (ie-​you can’t turn the air on if the hotel hasn’t turned theirs on) We had to sleep with our windows wide open for a breeze on the first two nights… and the street noise was quite loud. This was rectified a few days later when the temperature rose and the air came on.

Great location.
Reasonable prices.
Pleasant employees speaking perfect English.
Small but well appointed rooms, above average for Paris.
What more could you ask for?

Beautiful hotel. Well decorated. Beautiful lighting, furniture & bathrooms. Has a sauna & water massage table. Would recommend!

If you’re looking for the perfect hotel in Paris, you just found it! My boyfriend and I spent a week in Paris for Valentines day this year and we stayed at Hotel Atmospheres. It’s a boutique hotel in Saint Germain with the perfect location. It’s close to the train and there are plenty of attractions in walking distance. There is a pharmacy across the street, a small grocery store, restaurants, and cafés nearby as well.
The service was EXCEPTIONAL. This is the only hotel I want to stay in when I visit Paris again! The front desk attendant greeted us as we came and went, called cabs for us, gave us great recommendations, directions, free umbrellas with the hotel logo when it rained, and they were always pleasant. We even got a complimentary bottle of champagne on Valentine’s Day!
I love love loved the breakfast each morning! The freshly cut fruit and croissants were amazing! They had scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, and an assortment of cheeses in typical French fashion. Tea and coffee were served all day!
Our room was the perfect size. Not as big as typical American hotels of course, but it was perfect. You will love they way it’s designed and decorated! We had several friends come over and meet us in our room for drinks before heading out to Moulin Rouge and they keep telling us how fantastic our hotel was compared to theirs. They will also lend you converters for the outlets with a $ 10 deposit, so no need buy one before you go.
The gym was great! I managed to squeeze in one workout while I was there. They also have a sauna, water massage bed, and a LipoSculpt machine! It was awesome!
The hotel definitely had a romantic feel to it. It would be perfect for an anniversary. I loved it so much, I didn’t want to leave!

As cliché as it sounds (and is) boo and I chose to spend our honeymoon in Paris. We don’t have children yet and figured if there was ever a time to spend 10 days in France it was now. Neither of us had ever been there however much of my family has and after some discussion it was clear that the best fit for us was the Latin Quarter.
We came across Atmospheres through trip adviser and it is smack dab in the middle of everything which was key because we planned on walking a lot as a way of combating the insane amount of bread and cheese we would eat. Rue des Ecoles is in between the Pantheon area which has a lot of college type bars, and Rue des St. Germaine which has just about everything else you could ever want.
The hotel is very modern and clean. We were greeted by a woman at the front desk who was fluent in English and extremely helpful as we were 6 hours early for our check in. She took our bags and gave us some areas to check out while we waited. When we were able to go in our room the first thing we had to get used to was the size. It was very small compared to American hotels we were used to but definitely accommodating. There was a king sized bed that was by far the most comfortable I’d ever been in at a hotel. The bathroom had a separate room for the toilet and ample space to move around in the morning.
They had free wifi which was a huge bonus and allowed me to check in on all the happenings in Philadelphia sports and also allowed us to download movies to the ipad as the only English stations on TV were CSPAN, ICNN, and BBC.
Next time we go I’d like to check out a more traditional hotel but for this trip it was just about what we could have asked for and I’d recommend it to any of my friends and family.

Great location, staff and overall experience. The rooms are a bit small versus US standards but the high quality appointments and swanky decoration make up for it. They have parking spots available in a private garage around the corner — car was safe and secure. Sorbonne location was quite and chocked full of food options.

We stayed here for two nights last weekend, we chose this hotel because our friends were staying here for a week. Those friends stayed based upon a family member’s recommendation. I really enjoyed our stay here.
We were upgraded to a suite upon arrival, which was amazing because that’s never happened to me. Our suite was awesome, we had a nespresso maker, shower with two rain shower heads and a separate bath, toilet in a separate room. I think we would have enjoyed our stay just as much if we were not upgraded, our friends were in the standard double room and said it was really nice. We did not have a balcony but our friends said they had a small one. The rooms (and lobby for that matter) are spacious and trendy yet comfortable.
They have free wifi, and will give you a separate code for each device. They also have ipads for use in the lobby which are really convenient. There is an honor bar in the lobby — you fill out a sheet as you would with the mini bar and submit what you had to the front desk, both are fairly affordable, especially for Paris. Downstairs there is a gratis hydrotherapy bed (I think it’s like a vibrating water-​bed), my friend did it and said it was amazing, I forgot to try it out unfortunately.
This was a great location, maybe a 5 minute walk to a metro stop (Maubert, 10 line), 5 minute walk to the Pantheon (uphill!) and about 10 – 15 minutes to Notre Dame. Lots of cafes in the area to choose from. They offer breakfast for 16 euro at the hotel. We did hear some noise from the street, not enough to disturb us, but audible.
The staff was very welcoming and accommodating, I think the rates are very reasonable for the quality and the location. I highly recommend.