Hôtel de l’Esperance

Great location, friendly staff, clean rooms!
This place was beyond accommodating. The staff members are hard working and cater to your every need.

for a two star hotel, very good.

We picked this hotel based on tripadvisor ratings, Lonely Planet recommendation, and for the room rate which was below 100 euros for 2 people. The hotel was easy to find using google maps, within walking distance from Les Gobelins metro stop, the friendly staff spoke English, and there is an elevator.
The room is large enough for two as is the bathroom. Water flow is excellent. The room was quiet. There were 2 closets, one by each bed, providing ample space. There was also a desk and chair in the room.
We did not eat the hotel breakfast for 7 – 8 euros, preferring instead to walk to a café 1 – 2 minutes away, where you can get a croissant and coffee for about 3 euros.
WIFI was free but the connection acted up once it was past 6−7pm, especially when connecting to FB or uploading pictures.

This place is so obscure, cab driver’s can’t even find it with GPS. It’s worth the search.
Located at the southern end of an open-​air market that’s been going on for about 600 years, this little family (well, one woman) owned hotel feels like your French grandmother’s house. Glass things and dolls and fabric and the whole bit.
The owner or one of her employees will always talk to you. You can enjoy a glass of wine in one of the cushy chairs in the small lobby and switch the TV to the channel of your choice.
It’s peaceful, here. Really, it’s almost a bed and breakfast.
Speaking of breakfast, get up early, walk up the street to the rue Mouffetard market, and select your coffee and bread and croissants and chocolates and strawberries from the many stands and take them back to the tiny courtyard at L’Esperance. Maybe bring a rose for your honey.
The tiny elevator will take you to your charming room — one of about 38 in the hotel — where you will have a view of one of the few old-​fashioned streets left in Paris.
Across the street is a wine store to die for, a superb restaurant, and several charming café’s are only a few steps away.
About 2 blocks north is a famous restaurant district, dense with architectural and culinary charm.
I always stay in this hotel when I go to Paris.

Bien placé, personnel sympathique et disponible. Les chambres né sont pas grandes mais restent correctes. La rue est calme proche de Mouffetard et de pleins de moyens de transport, mais je trouve que c’est plus simple de visiter Paris a pieds depuis l’hôtel.

Habe das kleine Hotel zweimal mit Freunden besucht. Die Lage in der Nähe der Rue Mouffetard ist vorzüglich. Die Zimmer sind etwas klein, aber sehr sauber und preiswert (80−90EUR), Frühstück 8 EUR. Der Jardin des Plantes ist nur 300 m entfernt. Direkte Metroverbindung mit der Linie 7 zum Musée du Louvre. Wir haben unser Frühstück beim Biobäcker um die Ecke gekauft und mit einem Café Crème in der Cave la Bourgogne genossen.

La décoration est simple mais authentique, très colorée, rose, bleu et jaune avec des lits à baldaquin. Les salles de bains sont en marbre.
L’hôtel propose 38 chambres.
Cet Hôtel se situe à 2 pas de la rue Mouffetard, un de mes quartiers préférés dans Paris !
Un décor plutôt simple mais un cadre sympa !

Bön rapport qualité prix
Petit hôtel très charmant car en général il est bien fleuri surtout au printemps. Les chambres sont confortables et le décor est gaiement coloré.

une très bonne adresse
vous y serez au centre de paris et vous né pourrez qe vous féliciter de l’ambiance familiale qui y règne et de la propreté.

Quartier Latin
Au coeur du Quartier Latin, un hôtel au rapport qualité prix exceptionnel… Les chambres sont plus que propres, décorées avec goût… Ceux qui rêvent de lits à baldaquins et de baignoires profondes doivent y aller