


A pleasant hotel at the heart of the Latin Quarter.
A pleasant hotel at the heart of the Latin Quarter.
This hotel is located at the heart of the hustle and bustle of the Odéon, in the oldest part of the city, the Latin Quarter. With the many bars and restaurants in the hotel's surrounding area, you will be spoilt for choice, and there is certainly no shortage of quality restaurants. Book shops and cinemas abound; it's just up to you to discover them. When it comes to sightseeing, the must-see Jardin de Luxembourg, Paris's most beautiful garden, is close by, and why not wander back via the domed Panthéon, the final resting place of some of France's most distinguished citizens. There is a public car park nearby but this comes at extra cost. The closest underground station is Odéon.
The establishment has 24 rooms divided into 3 categories: Standard, Superior and Deluxe. We visited a Superior room, which owes its listing in this category to its larger size, which has been used to make a little lounge area with a table and two chairs. There is also a long seat up against the wall, and the ceilings are high. The decor is flowery and conventional, and features shades of orange. The amenities include a number of storage spaces, a little CRT television, individual air-conditioning, a fully stocked mini-bar and free Wi-Fi access. The bathroom has the bonus of a bathtub in the corner. The rates are in the higher bracket for this category of hotel.
The hotel is in a solid building next to a busy street. The entrance leads to a long reception counter where guests are welcomed, and then a pleasant lounge area. The colour scheme features shades of orange, and everything is in its place, with a few plants and pictures lit up on the walls for adornment. A few steps down into the basement is the tiny vaulted breakfast room, although this meal can also be taken in your room. Thanks to the spacious corridors, it is very easy to move around the hotel.
This classic style hotel, located on a narrow street leading from the Saint Germain district down to the Seine, almost seems shy. The minute you cross the threshold, you get the feeling that you are about to enter an atmosphere of understated and, above all, classic style. The D'Aubusson, whose majestic door opens to reveal an old 17th Century building, is clearly in the habit of welcoming wealthy American tourists eager to experience a slice of history. Of course, this is not to say that tourists from other countries do not appreciate the classic charm, but this establishment maybe takes itself just a little bit seriously.
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A charming hotel right at the heart of the Latin Quarter.
A reliable hotel which is up to Best Western standards
A reliable hotel at the heart of the Latin quarter.
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