Best Western Plus La Demeure

We stayed 5 lovely nights at this hotel. The room was small but clean and comfortable and the location was great. Very close to buses and the metro at Les Gobelins. Lots of terrific local brasseries and restaurants; we felt like we were dining with the locals. The staff were helpful and friendly. The house breakfast was a decent price and delicious. Would definitely stay here again.

Surprisingly quiet on a very active street. Hotel staff is very friendly and was able to help us with our requests. Breakfast buffet has a lot of options and good coffee. Not quite in the center of things, but close enough that it's easy to get to where you're going. Having stayed in the Latin quarter a few times, I actually enjoyed being away from the main busy areas. A lot of variety and options for nearby restaurants and stores.

My partner and I stayed for 4 nights and were in awe about this hotel. Its location is perfect for those looking to have nearby transport links but with the option to discover the gems outside the buzz of the main city. Easily walkable to Les Gobelins and Gare d’Austerlitz- both with connections to CDG and Orly. The room is stylish and quaint. Beautifully designed with minimalist touches, the bed was the comfiest you could ever imagine! We were sleeping on a cloud The coffee machine in the room was a lovely addition but what we really loved was the steps towards sustainability. You can choose to have a greener stay with fewer housekeeping check-ins and the toiletries were reusable so it saved wastage of smaller ones you usually get in bigger hotels. We loved using the sauna, it was a great facility to use after a long day waking around cold Paris! The staff were impeccable with communication and any queries, they were very helpful and kind considering our French was basic. Thanks so much!

Warm welcome even late at night, beautiful rooms and delicious breakfast ! Had a great time staying there with a friend, enjoying their sauna and gym ! Walking distance from paris' best spots. Will definitely come back!

My short stay at this hotel was a joy from start to finish. The gentleman who checked me in was very pleasant and courteous. My room was on 5th floor as requested, and had very good views. They would have been exceptional if Paris hadn’t been shrouded in low cloud and mist throughout my stay! The room was a decent size (especially as I was travelling alone) and extremely comfortable. There were many lovely touches of luxury, beautiful smelling toiletries, a good quality hairdryer, pleasant refreshments, including a bottle of purified water which could be refilled at reception, generous towels, good bedding, and a lovely little balcony. Sound insulation was very good. The « eco » wooden door key was better than those plastic ones which need to be tried multiple times to work, just requiring a tap. Everyone was friendly, including the ladies cleaning the rooms in the morning. Breakfast was copious with good viennoiseries, freshly pressed orange juice etc The atmosphere in the breakfast room was upbeat, there seemed to be a celebratory reunion of a group of Scandinavians :) Staff attended discreetly to the maintenance of the buffet. The lift was a bit clanky but did the job! All part of the experience of staying in a beautiful old building, albeit very tastefully modernised. My only suggestion for improvement would be to include instructions for the nespresso maker as I’m a bit of a technology dummy. Maybe I just missed them.||I also loved the area where the hotel is situated, an attractive boulevard, just beyond the lively quartier latin but within easy walking distance of all sorts of treasures: the jardin des plantes, the Panthéon etc and lots of places to eat nearby. ||All in all a truly delightful short stay. I could say more but don’t know if there’s a word limit. I can’t wait to return, next time with my husband. Thank you so much to all the staff.

We stayed in Paris for 5 days and were very happy with this hotel. The room was spacious, clean, and modern. The staff was friendly, and the location was great. It's close to metros/bus and it's not in a touristy neighborhood, which we liked. Highly recommend.

We spent 4 nights at Best Western Plus in Paris, and from the moment we arrived we were treated with such kindness. We were welcomed with hot chocolate and a friendly Hostess who was more than happy to store our luggage until check-in. Situated away from the crowds and close to a metro, the location is perfect for those who want access to all the touristy spots without the foot traffic and exorbitant prices. The cafés and restaurants around the hotel are wonderful and have everything you need. If we're ever lucky enough to visit Paris again, we'll be sure to stay here again.

UPDATE: so I was rather emotional when I wrote that review. I should have cooled down before I did that. As we like to say in America, "my bad". I have to admit: the charm of the place was undeniable. Being American, I expect large rooms and lots of space to put my "stuff" (I travel with lots of "stuff"). European standards are totally different. So, here's the thing: call the hotel and ask them for the availability of rooms that are like what is pictured on the website. We didn't do that in advance. Also, I am Hawaiian. Which means that I am a large person with wide shoulders. Your average American and European should be fine. The headboard and flickering light, I'm hoping, are anomalies given the glowing reviews by others. NOW, I STILL want to call out the awesome front desk girls. They felt so bad for us and did everything they could to help us, to no avail. But that's the reason for the 5 stars for Service. Such sweethearts! That is French service at it's best. Do your research in advance and get someone on the phone and have a discussion. Don't just take your expectations; find out the reality. OBTW, I think this hotel is in the Latin Quarter whereas the AC is somewhere else (I don't know Paris very well). Either ones are good choices. Bon chance, do your research ahead of time, and don't take American standards for granted. Cheers!