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"Beginning with the modern and inventive lobby and continuing to the typically Left Bank small but well appointed rooms, this property is superb in every way. Special appreciation to front desk manager Laurent and to the wonderful cookies available in the early evening. Care and consideration are obvious in an expensively rehabilitated structure, including its modern elevators. A much appreciated bonus are the Nespresso machines in rooms and excellent lighting including special reading lights for the bed. Although the baths are small, they are well lighted and have a quality hair dryer easily available. The location could not be better for Rive Gauche devotees, with the oldest parts of the Sorbonne only feet away, a Metro nearby and only a few minutes to the Luzumbourg Palace and Garden. Newly reopened Notre Dame and its reinstated 400pm Sunday organ concerts is only ten minutes away. Situated directly on the Pl de la Sorbonne, the entry is adjacent to a lovely small fountain. Two adjacent brasseries serve excellent and affordable cuisine. Easily one of the Left Bank's best hotels and strongly recommended.. "

"Courteous staff, great location and good breakfast. "

"Helpful staff, room was small but fine. Great location"

"Yes room perfect and the staff very professional"

"Staff were absolutely amazing. So very friendly and accommodating. FT has such a quirky vibe and it was a real treat to have a record player in the room! Thank you. "

"This is a great hotel. Staff are very friendly, attentive and efficient. Rooms are clean and well appointed. (Space is a little tight with large suitcases but you can make it work). Over the last 2 weeks I stayed there twice (checked out to see more of France). Location is awesome in Paris. Close to metro, Notre Dame, Pont Neuf, restaurants in the Latin Quarter. Roof top terrace is amazing, even in the windy, cool autumn weather. Bar is closed up there for the season but you can still take a drink and go up to enjoy the view. I will definitely stay there again when I return to Paris. "