If Paris still has a soul it's the Left Bank. I've stayed in many hotels over the years peppered around the 5th and 6th districts, from the quais up into the country around the Luxembourg gardens. But somehow I'm always drawn to the St Germain neighborhood and to a one-way street that cuts up from the Seine through the antique... more

Our standard room was up a funky little flight of stairs and was rather cozy (tight). The mattress left a lot to be desired. We were offered a board - not helpful if the mattress is mush! A/C in October (!) not in existence, so we slept with the window open. Fortunately, we were on the courtyard, not subject to... more

Stayed here in August 07. Amazing location in the St. Germain des Pres neighorhood. Cozy hotel with teeny-tiny elevator. We had a lovely room with antique desks. Felt like you were in a friend's flat. Very charming and each room is unique. We paid 170 Euros ($238) which while not cheap isn't bad for Paris. The front desk people weren't... more

I stayed here in a double standard room for 4 nights during the last week of August. I was not disappointed, but feel it is more suitable as a reasonably priced base for exploration (I was in town by myself for a few personal meetings and have been to Paris several times before) and could not recommend it as a... more

We were first given a room that appeared way past it's prime and was dirty in need of paint and repair. We then were placed in a much nicer room, but were told we may have to move the next day. Later after returning from dinner, we were stuck in the elevator for several minutes while the staff person looked... more

I stayed at the Hotel Des Saints-Peres for 3 nights in June. This is an elegant, small 3-star hotel on the border of the 6th and the 7th arrondisements, near upscale shopping (the Prada store is one block down). The room was small (of course, it's Paris) and tastefully furnished; there was an antique desk and antique side tables. The... more

I have just returned from a wonderul visit to my dearest city, Paris... and a stay at that dear little hotel, Des St Peres ... My first stay was in 1984 with my sister in room 203 overlooking the charming court yard with a wonderful Southern Magnolia Tree ... all these years later in May of 2006 to celebrate my... more

We stayed at the Hotel des Saints Peres in February and it was a real treat. Having stayed many times in Paris I am used to tiny, over/under heated rooms with miniscule bathrooms and dribbly showers. The Saint Peres is a very pleasant suprise. Granted we had booked a Superior Room which was 195 euros per night but it was... more

My husband and I last visited Paris in freezing January of 1982! We were recommended the Saints-Peres by a friend who has an apartment in Paris. I love Paris in the sunshine and in October we had plenty of that, it was glorious. We had only four days to fit in the sights and shopping, and the location of the... more