Try to book on something other than their website. I was directed there by Tripadvisor and Venere. Upon check-in I noticed the room rates for other guests: I paid on average 30 Euro more a night. Not a good start.. However, the staff were generally friendly and helpful. The rooms too be expected were small. The location is great: easy... more

Excellent hotel, charming, small and quaint. Staff was most helpful and spoke English. Would stay again in a minute! more

My family and I stayed at this charming hotel for four nights. I had selected this hotel after checking out its location and reading the reports from other visitors. The hotel is just a stroll away from restaurants, the Seine River and fabulous Notre Dame Cathedral. The tour bus (hop on and hop off) stop is close and great for... more

On a recent trip to Europe with a friend, my itinerary meant I had two separate stays in Paris, for three nights each. I decided to make the most of it by choosing two totally different parts of the city - St Germain/Latin Quarter and Montmartre. Hotel Dacia Luxembourg was my choice for the first three nights and it was... more

Stayed at the Dacia 6 nights during the week before Easter 2008. The location near the Sorbonne is wonderful- one block from the Cluny museum, 5 minute walk to Notre Dame. We had a triple on the 5th floor (room 502) for my wife and 10 year old daughter. We were in a "garret" with a sloping ceiling, but it... more

The hotel was in a great location and 3 or 4 minutes from the Luxembourg metro which is on a direct line from the Gare du Nord & Charles de Gaule airport. There are lots of good places to eat nearby and it is very convenient for sights like Notre Dame. I had a room at the back on the... more

We read many reviews before finally settling on the Hotel Dacia Luxembourg. We were not disappointed! Our stay in Paris was for six nights, and we stayed at the Dacia for the whole trip. Our room was small (to be expected) but clean and comfortable. I believe we were in room 33, which opened onto an alley, but this made... more

A friend and I stayed at Hotel Dacia in Paris a week ago. We loved the service, the staff was excellent. When we got to the hotel, via taxi, I had English Pounds to pay the driver. He would not take money nor credit cards. I ran into the hotel to see if they would exchange money, they did not.... more

I understand that European hotels have different standards than the US but this hotel is more like a step above a hostel, rather than a 3 star. The location is good but the room is awful. At least room 28! It certainly doesn't look anything like the website rooms or the rooms that visitors posted pictures. It smelled horribly of... more