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Latin Quarter Hotel Guide\n

One of the world's favorite places to unwind while still being at the center of things, Paris delights with its blend of contemporary flair and its deeply-rooted European history. Step into French antiquity with a visit to the Latin Quarter and the Pantheon, where the old and new blend like a fine French Burgandy.

The Latin Quarter and Pantheon

Home of Paris' oldest and most prestigious university (La Sorbonne) and the oldest neighborhood of the city, the Latin Quarter got its name due to the fact that until the 17th century, Latin was the only language spoken in European universities. On vacation packages in the Latin Quarter, you'll find that the neighborhood is still bustling with youth, which keeps the spirit of the old neighborhood alive. Featuring narrow, medieval streets dotted with the occasional Roman ruin, hotels in the Latin Quarter share the neighborhood with the historically revered and classically beautiful Pantheon—a tomb for French cultural icons, including Voltaire and Victor Hugo. Many hotels near the Pantheon feature views of it or its grounds. The Latin Quarter is also where you'll find the modern but equally stunning Institute du Monde Arabe—or Arab World Institute—which features cultural and artistic exhibitions of Arabic works. There's also the Musee du Cluny, which houses France's most prized medieval artifacts, including the famous Lady and the Unicorn series of tapestries. Hotels in Latin Quarter neighborhoods range from the affordable to the extravagant, reflecting the wide range of tourists who want to spend as much time here as possible.

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Recent Latin Quarter hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Hôtel Oratio

4 out of 5

Posted 7 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Lovely and helpful staff! Breakfast room was cute, but in the basement. Location was great and very central and convenient. There’s a pretty church right outside the hotel, however the bells go on every hour and half hour, so it’s definitely something to consider. "

A verified traveler stayed at Hôtel Oratio

Le Lapin Blanc

4 out of 5

Posted 23 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We recently stayed at Le Lapin Blanc and overall had a very good experience. The room was clean and surprisingly spacious for Paris, and the bathroom was a great size. The staff was excellent—bilingual, very friendly, and always helpful. There were a few downsides. The lobby is extremely small and can feel cramped if more than a couple of people are there at once. While I liked the bathroom overall, I wasn’t a fan of the plastic, “porta potty”-style toilet (just a personal preference). The biggest issue was the elevator. It is extremely tiny—so small that my family of three with carry-on bags exceeded the weight limit. It also triggered claustrophobia for me, so we ended up taking the stairs for the rest of our stay, which was tough after long days of sightseeing. That said, the location is excellent—the room is well air conditioned and it’s an easy walk to Notre Dame Cathedral and other attractions."

A verified traveler stayed at Le Lapin Blanc

Select Hotel - Rive Gauche

5 out of 5

Posted 23 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Nice hotel but, be warned, the design of our room meant there was no bathroom door. The bathroom was effectively an open part of the bedroom. You could close the entrance partially by keeping the door of the wardrobe open and there was a shower curtain, but it was not very private. . "

A verified traveler stayed at Select Hotel - Rive Gauche