Le Placide Saint Germain des Pres

Very nice, small hotel. We enjoyed staying there. The staff was kind and the room cleaning was top notch. The only thing that upset me was the large city tax. For 5 nights we paid 80 euros in addition to the room rate. But this is not a question for the hotel, of course.

Very nice stay. The staff was very helpful.{Ben} Bathroom was updated and roomy. Great area, easy to walk to many sites.

Location is very good , the hotel is clean and stuff are friendly , not very much choices in the breakfast and the price is expensive for the quality of the rooms , they are rather small.. i went with my 2 kids , the rooms become smaller when you add a cod , there isnt place left to walk inside ..

This is a very small hotel with just two rooms per floor and a very small elavator. My room was big but kind of old with a decent-size bath tub but small shower space. If you are looking for a boutique hotel in 6th Arrondisement, this might be for you. If you like modern, it is not.

We stayed here as a family of 4. We had two rooms on the same floor (2 rooms per floor) which was ideal. The rooms were spacious for a boutique hotel in Paris and the bed very comfortable. On the first night we were all a bit hot as we couldn’t get the ac to work. They explained to us that the system is either AC or heating and because of the time of year it had to be on heating, but not to worry, the courtyard at the back was private to the hotel and so we were safe to have the back window open at night, and it was quiet with that window open. The breakfasts were lovely, we had fresh pastries, fruit, yogurts etc, but the best thing was that they just know kids love pancakes and so would make them every day. If you want some recommendations then they will happily book somewhere for dinner, or advise on places to go, they were so helpful. For location it was about a 25 minute walk to the river, or the metro was a block away to take you up to the Louvre and other locations and there is another line just a few minutes walk in the opposite direction. I think this is one of the best hotels I have stayed in. Made so good by the staff who were really excellent.

This was my first time to Paris and I had such a great experience for the 5 days we stayed. We were greeted by 24 hour staff that bent over backwards to make our stay exceptional. I always felt safe and felt a priority. It was my birthday earlier in the month and they had a bouquet of the most beautiful flowers , a card and macaroons waiting for my on arrival in my room. We had breakfast included with our stay and it was amazing every day with staff always eager to make fresh coffee, cappuccino, eggs, etc. The room was great and has plenty of space for your needs, room was cleaned well and equipped with all your needs. I loved having two windows to view the street and get fresh air in bathroom and bedroom areas, the elevator was tight quarters but great just for avoiding the many tiny stairs Paris offers. Benjamin, Pierre, Emmanuel , Sosanto and everyone we encountered went above and beyond to assist us with taxis, restaurants, stores, directions, metro info and anything we asked. The decor is beautiful and cozy with fresh flowers, umbrellas are available to use. I. like that they keep your keys so you do not have to worry about them when you are touring Paris. They placed chocolates on our clean beds-so adorable! You have a hot pot and teas, coffees in room and minibar. There is a safe and nice Babybliss hairdryer! If I ever get the chance to return to Paris I would hands down choose here again for my stay, Thank you for all you do for your guests-it is a pleasure to stay here.

Advertised as boutique; in fact, a flea bag. We arrived at Le Placide expecting a lovely boutique hotel. Instead, we found a third-rate, commercial hotel. Our "junior suite" was a chair and a small table used by the coffee machine for which one pays if one chooses to use it. The room is tiny, but the bed is comfortable. The A/C is either freezing or warm. (It was very warm in Paris!) The bath was a hazard lacking any form of access assistance like grab bars in the show/tub combination. We had to help each other in and out of the shower. The only room with a walk-in shower had a bath on the ground floor but the bedroom up about twenty steep stairs. We declined. The elevator lobby was a laugh. One step out of the elevator and you were at your door. The elevator held two people. Luggage required a second trip. The elevator was shared with the service personnel so was busy most of time. The expensive breakfast was a laugh. One little croissant, some stale bread and overly ripe fruit. After one try, we went across the street for bagels. The staff tried to be helpful but lacked knowledge of the neighborhood. Any question was answered with looking in the computer. (I could do that!) We couldn't use the shower so checked out early.

The hotel was lovely and in a reasonable location. Close to Le Bon Marché & La Grande Epicerie De Paris. The rooms were modern a clean but you still felt like you were in Paris. The staff were absolutely lovely and went above & beyond to make sure we were looked after during our stay. My only negative would be that you could hear the subway trains at night and early morning, it’s wasn’t too loud but definitely audible.

The property is in a nice area close to everything. The rooms are small, the hallway is cramped, and not much space. The breakfast buffet was overpriced but the staff was friendly.