Hôtel de Notre Dame

I would’ve preferred to stay in a hostel over this overpriced bare bones hotel. The rooms are tiny with no shower despite being advertised as a bath with shower. There is a tub that lights up (very red light district), but no stand up shower. There is a very short spray that you can use to sort of rinse yourself off, but it is so short that you have to sit in the tub to do it. I am a small woman and found this difficult. Oh and did I mention there is no shower curtain or door separating the bedroom from where the tub, sink and toilet are??? You have to bath less than a foot from where you sleep! Good thing I was here with my husband, but I would’ve appreciated some privacy and a stand up shower. There is a «door» to the toilet which is probably the smallest space for a toilet I have ever seen; however the toilet and it’s door are a sheer green glass and there is a ¼ inch of open space so you can basically see and hear everything. Yuck!
The neighborhood is sketchy too — a homeless person was sleeping on the street one night etc. There’s also a local bar up the street (Long Hop) where lots of local 20 something year olds hang out and drink all night long… even with the window closed you can hear them and their drunken screams.
The room was very stuffy, so we turned on the A/​C, which does absolutely nothing to cool down the room. There are 2 tiny vents for A/​C that are pathetic.
The front staff is reasonably friendly, but don’t speak much English. You have to leave your key at the front desk, which is weird, but once you see the mini hockey stick type key chain attached to their archaic key you’ll be happy to not have to lug it around Paris.
The biggest problem for us was the lack of a stand up shower and no privacy when bathing or using the bathroom. This hotel is very deceitful in their advertising. I would report them to the BBB if they were in the states.
Don’t make the same mistake we did… don’t stay here unless you don’t like to shower and you enjoy small tight spaces.

This is a fantastic hotel that is close to the metro, the Latin Quarter, and (of course) Notre Dame. It’s very small and often books up early, so make sure to book out at least 2 months in advance, especially during the high tourist season.
Speaking of small, do not stay here if you are claustrophobic. The hallways, elevator, and the rooms are small. Like, Tokyo small. Luckily, you won’t be in the room much, because hello, you’re in Paris for fuck’s sake.
The staff is very friendly and are available on a 24 hour basis for your every need. With the location added, this is a must stay if you’re floating through Paris and want a truly intimate visit.

Great location near Notre Dame. The location is quiet and situated nicely for tourists. For Non-​europeans (read Americans) this is not for you. The rooms are tiny, cramped and the bathroom is beyond ridiculous. Also, you older seasoned travelers will just be uncomfortable. Overall I liked the design, the staff and location.

Lovely hotel in the Notre Dame district. Great front desk staff, especially Yasamin who is beyond helpful and thoughtful. Close to so many restaurants and shops, you would love it, except for the extremely SMALL elevator lol!

The hotel itself is in a great location and the room was pretty decent. It’s a few blocks from Notre Dame and was recently renovated, so it’s recently updated. Free wifi was also a plus. They make you leave your key at the door, which after having my camera stolen not he train weirded me out a little, but that could just be me.
I will say that the biggest reason problem were the bathrooms; they afford NO privacy. The room we were in featured a toilet in a glass enclosure and while you may not have been able to see through it on the side facing the bathroom, you could see shadows through the walls and you could hear everything. The stall was also small enough that my 5’2 girlfriend was even banging her knee’s/elbows on the walls.
I’d book the hotel again, but not without calling to make sure we got a room with a more private bathroom. I’d suggest that the small rooms are not for any more than one person.

L’Hôtel de Notre Dame est en plein coeur du quartier latin. On sent les murs chargés d’histoire alors que le style de l’hôtel est plutôt design. Tout a été rénové et ce que j’adore, ce sont les baignoires pour faire de la chromothérapie qui changent de couleur! C’est une réelle expérience de relaxation, ça a apporté un réel plus a mon séjour.

Nice petit hôtel à Paris, le lieu idéal. La distance de Notre-​Dame et le Panthéon. Bön petit déjeuner et le prix gentil.

Très bon emplacement, Hôtel Moderne !
Nous avons eu un très bon accueil dans cet hôtel entièrement rénové. Les chambres sont assez petites mais sont décorées avec goût dans un style moderne et sophistiqué. Les salles de bain sont agréables, et j’ai particulièrement aimé l’éclairage et les baignoires qui changent de couleur… très apaisant. Le matériel est pratiquement neuf et comprend une télévision, un téléphone et un mini-​bar. En ce qui concerne l’emplacement, il est excellent ! Dans le quartier latin, entre le bd St Germain et les quais, à deux pas de Notre Dame et à 5 minutes du bd St Michel et de la fameuse rue de la Huchette. Le petit déjeuner de l’hôtel est assez léger, mais vous trouverez beaucoup de restaurants /​bistrots /​bars aux alentours. C’est vraiment à côté de tout !

Nous avons eu un très bon accueil dans cet hôtel entièrement rénové. Les chambres sont assez petites mais sont décorées avec goût dans un style moderne et sophistiquée. Les salles de bains sont agréables, et j’ai particulièrement aimé l’éclairage et les baignoires qui changent de couleur… très apaisant. Le matériel est pratiquement neuf et comprend une télévision, un téléphone et u mini-​bar.
En ce qui concerne l’emplacement, il est excellent ! Dans le quartier latin, entre le bd St Germain et les quais, à deux pas de Notre Dame et à 5 minutes du bd St Michel et de la fameuse rue de la Huchette. Le petit déjeuner de l’hôtel est assez léger, mais vous trouverez beaucoup de restaurants /​bistrots /​bars aux alentours. C’est vraiment à côté de tout !

Hotel dans un mobilier contemporain avec une ambiance intimiste, un accueil charmant…
Certaines chambres ont même une vue sur les tours de Notre-​Dame (chambre 40 et 50)
Il vaut mieux réserver à l’avance mais il y a quand même 35 chambres chambres, ce qui est pas mal !
Les +: minibar, séche-​cheveux et coffre-​fort !