As avid fashion victims, my wife and I love St Germain shopping. The hotel is very convenient to that and to museums as well. Certainly its proximity to Flore and Deux Magots is another asset. The rooms give a feeling of history and connection with why we come to Paris again and again. A charming visit, at worst efficiently commercial,... more

Terrible hotel. Terrible staff. No air conditioning. Expensive room. Breakfast was ok, bathroom was ok, but the service was non existent and the staff very snobby. Typical reaction to Americans, even though we speak perfect French. Probably OK in the off season, if you want to be in the neighborhood. Internet is fee based, expensive. more

Where to start? Wonderful location with eateries, antique shops and within easy walk to The Louvre and Notre Dame. The Manager exuded Gallic charm and the room was relatively luxurious for the price ( not cheap but you do get what you pay for ) Highly recommended! more

In October 2002 I had stayed for the first time on rue Jacob at the Hotel d' Angleterre. There must be something with rue Jacob hotels and me as I just haven't had much luck in my visits (Hotel du Danube on the same street was not a good visit either). The Angleterre has many repeat guests and there was... more

I had stayed at this once charming small hotel many years ago and made a reservation for a full week on this trip. Unfortunately, I was put in a room on the ground floor facing the courtyard. There is no air conditioning in the hotel, and with people walking right outside your windows, leaving the windows open in hopes of... more

Just returned from a weekend stay at this hotel. We loved it. Location was wonderful being walking distance from the Louve, River, Latin Quarter ,notre dame etc. but very peaceful. Rue Jacob is a charming street in the heart of Saint Germain but in the peaceful part with a smattering of hotels and upmarket shops. Some parts of the area... more

There are 1576 hotels in Paris and I still cannot figure out why I picked this one for our stay in Paris. Must have been all of those gushing revews. I have no idea what are the expectations of an average reviewer, but this place failed to meet any of ours. Essentially, the only thing going for this hotel is... more

Our family of four stayed in the suite at ideally located small, older hotel. The hotel had a lot of pluses, but also some minuses. On the plus side, we were able to walk to everywhere from here. The staff was very friendly and helpful, and spoke English. The bathroom in our suite was the biggest we saw in Europe.... more

Having recommended this hotel based on The Economist Cities Guide web recommendation to our accompanying new-to-Paris friends, it was with some trepidation that we arrived for 4 nights. It was the first stop on our combined 30th wedding anniversary 5 week European tour. No need for trepidation - it was the most characterful and best located hotel we stayed in... more