Hotel Odeon Saint Germain - Paris

C'etait agreable!!

The hotel room was small but with nice decor and ambiance. The location cannot be beat. It is in the heart of the action with restaurants and shopping just around the corner. We also were able to walk to the RER station (St Michel) in less than 10 minutes, which was quite convenient for access to the airport. Did not eat the breakfast, but it looked quite nice. Plenty of cafes around if you prefer to eat elsewhere.

We found the hotel to be in the most prefect position in Saint Germain and it really felt like home for the few days we were there. The staff were excellent and the quality of the room fixtures and appointments first class. We were fortunate to get a room at the back of the hotel, so it was extremely quiet, whereas I am sure the rooms facing the busy street St Sulspice would have been quite noisy. whilst our room was tiny, it was adequate and most boutique hotels in Paris are in these older buildings which always have small rooms, so we were expecting it. The breakfast was fair value, but you are right on the doorstep of many great cafes, bistros and restaurants, so plenty of choice if you want to have breakfast out of the hotel. My wife and i would definitely stay at this hotel again for the comfort and convenience it offers. The area is our favourite in Paris - great shopping, dining and easy access to the Metro or walking distance to many of the major sites in Paris.

The staff were very helpful with advice on the locality and in organising a trip to Versailles for us. The ambiance of the hotel and rooms was typically French. We would certainly think of returning again. The location is very central. You are a stones throw from Boulevard St. Germain and loads of good restaurants and brasseries. It's also well within reach of lots of the sights too.

We stayed one night en route from the South to London. The room was stunning and the welcome great, with some fantastic eateries in the area at the heart of the Rive Gauche. The one big let-down was that when we got back after a great meal and a couple of drinks at 2am there was no night porter and no response; ringing the phone was no use and there was no way of getting into the place! The night porter only turned up after a full 20 minutes of ringing bells, knocking on doors, etc., having obviously been woken up from a snooze. The apology the following morning was hardly fulsome.

I stayed in a double. This is an excellent small hotel, two blocks from a fabulous bakers and two blocks from St. Sulpice. I highly recommend it to business travelers and tourists.

Location Location we would say. on St. Sulpice is with in short walking distance to Lourve, D'orsay, Metro station, many superb resaurants,sidealk cafes, youthful pubs, Luxembourg Park and much more. This hotel is Tres Chic in decor and atmosphere plus homey /warm at same time. The Staff (esp. Matthew and Jean) are terrific in helping in english for directions, sites, restaurants.

Love the area...overpriced Paris hotel. needs some tlc and inspiration.

There were acaros in the bed. Rooms are very small, even for a higher price. You here every thing happening in the stairs and corridors.

The hotel staff are incredibly helpful and pleasant.

The location is great and the Hotel staff is very freundly and heloful. the only thing. is the very noist street.

Quite & precious hotel. Really "parisienne". Breakfast superlative.

We found our junior suite rather cramped and the lighting was very poor. difficult to read even during the day.other than that a very charming hotel

Nous sommes restés une nuit qui fut tout à fait calme et agréable. La chambre executive no 10 donnait sur une petite cour intérieure et les toits de Paris, vue typique et romantique par excellence. La literie, et la taille de la chambre étaient impeccables - surtout en comparaison avec la taille des chambres d'hôtels parisiens. La décoration était chaleureuse et tirait partie des poutres apparentes. La salle de bains était jolie, même si la baignoire est un peu petite. Par contre, les toilettes étaient séparées par une porte, parfait pour la discrétion. Seul petit bémol: l'éclairage. Le soir venu, il n'éclaire pas beaucoup la chambre. Nous avons également pris un petit moment avant de comprendre que l'intensité pouvait être modulée en appuyant plus fort sur l'interrupteur. Quoi qu'il en soit, l'intensité maximale est très douce et n'est pas suffisante pour lire facilement par exemple. A ce moment, on peut profiter de regarder la télé sur le bel écran plat. Il s'agit donc d'un petit hôtel décoré avec goût et originalité (et qui évite les décorations fleuries à outrance) confortable et extrêmement bien situé pour les amoureux du 6e arrondissement, de son ambiance et de ses boutiques. La situation de l'hôtel est idéale, à deux pas du métro et du carrefour de l'Odéon où se trouve d'ailleurs le café Les Editeurs où nous avons préféré prendre un bon petit déjeuner le dimanche matin. Le rapport qualité-prix-vue-ambiance est beaucoup plus intéressant qu'à l'hôtel où les clients murmuraient. Vous trouverez aussi une ambiance très jeune et dynamique et de bons petits restaurants de l'autre côté du Bd Saint Germain dans la rue de Buci (et les rues avoisinnantes bien sûr). Le prix de la chambre (affichée à 350 euros dans la chambre) nous est revenu à 190 euros par Venere.com et nous semble un excellent rapport qualité-prix pour une nuit confortable et calme dans un environnement charmant. Nous y retournerons!

Nice, small hotel, very friendly and helpful staff. Perfect location. Cosy and elegant. Modern, but not minimalistic interior.

Great little hotel, it has great atmosphere and a really funky interior, the location was great and you really are close to everything. Great stay and will be back soonest.

Clean, cozy, good location, excellent interior. free internet access at the lobby is also good!

A truly wonderful stay at a lovely hotel. The rooms are small, as is normal in Paris, but really beautifully designed. The staff was welcoming and ready to help at all times.

Excellent location. Very quiet street and 1' walk from all the restaurants. We stayed with our 2 year old son and our room was a bit bigger than the others but still a bit cramped. Although that seems to be normal in Paris. The attention from the employees was excellent and the breakfast superb!

Unfotunately the Hotel Odeon was in remodulation during our reserved stay. It was impossible to stay in this hotel and we had to move to the heighbour hotel Lous II. The hotel was also OK, but not what we expected and reserved for. The breakfast in the Louis II was farly poor and very expensiv in relation(14 Euro/ person) We have seen the hotel Odeon finished after the remodulation and sincerely it's just beautiful and highly recomendable. The very helpful and friendly employ helped us to make the reservation for Lous II.

Hotel rooms were exactly as expected, and were very appropriately decorated - kind of a B&B type of feel. Received good recommendations for restaurants and the staff was very helpful. The location of the hotel was ideal both for walking to sites and to the Metro.

Pleaseantly surprised that everything went well and location, room etc were just what we wanted.

This hotel is in a great location, near Blvd St. Germain and the Louvre, Orsay, Notre Dame and very close to the metro. The hotel itself is in a 16th century building and some of the rooms could use some upkeep. The single room I was in on the top floor had a lot of wasted space due to the pitched roof, but it was quaint and quiet. The only problem was the mildew smell every time I took a shower in the VERY small shower stall. They could change the shower curtains more often and solve this I believe. In general, an OK hotel for the money, but I might look for others in the same location when I go back.