Hotel La Lanterne & Spa by Timhotel

We had an amazing stay at this hotel in Paris. The staff were extremely friendly, professional, and always helpful — they really make you feel welcome. The room was clean, tidy, and beautifully decorated. The facilities were excellent as well: the swimming pool and hammam were spotless and very well maintained, a perfect place to relax. The location is also a big plus, ideal and very convenient for exploring Paris. In short, a true recommendation. We would definitely stay here again.

Absolutely would recommend. We went for my 40th birthday-my husband and I. The hotel was in a fabulous location-you can walk really anywhere. Plenty of good restaurants, shopping, and bars within walking distance. Some places we ubered or taxi'd. Didn't use the metro but definitely could've nearby. Hotel was SUPER clean (and modern). Cleaning staff did a great job. We enjoyed the pool and sauna downstairs. We didn't ever get up in time for hotel breakfast, haha, so no clue about that. Staff was great and let us store our bags while waiting for our room-which they expedited. We were SO sad to leave. We are going to come back with our full family, and we will be staying here. Don't forget to check out the sumo wrestling place next door, haha. :)

Location is ideal - a quiet area but just a short 7 minute walk to Notre-Dame. The restaurant next door is great too. The room was fantastic and the pool was a bonus for a swim after a long day walking around Paris. The staff were all friendly and helpful. Would very much recommend for family looking for a great base in a safe friendly location. My wife also liked that the Emily in Paris sights were just a walk away too!

We stayed 6 nights in October, 2025. The hotel is nicely located a short walk to Notre Dame. Plenty of restaurants and cafes nearby. We found the hotel to be very modern and kept clean. They staff was helpful and friendly and someone was always there (24 hours a day). For a European city like Paris, the room was fairly large with a nice bathroom and shower. The pool and steam room are a nice bonus if you have the time to enjoy them.

We stayed 4 nights at La Lanterne and were very happy with our choice. We had a Deluxe room, which I highly recommend - more spacious than I have seen at other comparable hotels in Paris. Comfortable room and bed. The location is perfect for exploring by walking or Uber/Metro. The staff were friendly and available - really went above and beyond. We did not use the pool or restaurant so can't comment on those. We would be happy to stay here again.

This hotel is in a great location, close to main attractions (very close to Blvd. St. Germain, you can walk to Notre Dame, Pantheon, Sainte Chapelle, Jardin du Luxembourg, etc). There are also several metro stations nearby. The hotel staff was supper attentive and there is a spa available if you still have time to unwind. Rooms’ size are typical for Europe so beware if you are coming with large suitcases. We spent 5 nights and had a great experience. I will definitely come back to this hotel in future trips to Paris.

We stayed for 2 nights in Paris. the location was central - close to nice restaurants, easy to find an Uber. The rooms were clean and spacious and there is a small spa and fitness area. The bar and restaurant were also convenient. The staff are very accommodating and helpful.

This hotel is in great location and a 10 minute walk to Notre Dame and about the same to Luxembourg Gardens. Lots of cafes too near by as well. We had a terrace view room (#7) on 1st floor which faced an interior courtyard and was great for relaxing after walking around Paris. Shower was great and bed was comfortable enough. Room was decent size enough for European standards and would highly recommend staying here.

Amazing location, friendly staff and clean rooms with everything you need. The pool is very relaxing after a day site seeing.

We stayed in Paris at another hotel for 6 nights and then headed down to Nice. The other hotel was similarly located and priced. When we returned to Paris, we decided we wanted to try somewhere new and decided to stay at Hotel La Lanterne. The good stuff: this hotel is very cute! The lobby, the rooms, and the wellness/pool/hamam. The staff were very nice and tried to be helpful, however, maybe they are overworked? We frequently had to wait.. wait for someone to come to the lobby to give or get our key, wait to ask questions, to have requests responded to. They were always willing... it just began to be frustrating. Next, the rooms are small. They make good use of the space, however, we stayed in similar hotels in Paris, and had more room. The location was good, however, (just personal preference) we enjoyed being a little closer to the Seine and main metro stations. All of this would be fine, EXCEPT, the lack of sound proofing. As we were falling asleep we heard the elevator coming and going, people entering rooms, putting stuff in their closets. We heard it all. I struggled to sleep (which is the main purpose of the hotel!) and was exhausted!!! And if we could hear them, they can hear us... The pool and hamam are cute and a great luxury/convenience, especially after a long day. However, it doesn't feel like they have the staff to keep this area up. There were towels and disposable flip flops everywhere. They ran out of towels and soaking wet I had to go up to the lobby and request more and as stated before, they are overworked so it took awhile to get them. They have to turn on the hamam themselves and the feels like a design flaw. In addition, the hamam had pink and black mildew in the grout on the walls and on the ceiling. Breakfast - mehhh. not worth mentioning. We really wanted to love it because it is cute, centrally located, and had the pool/hamam. However, due to the above, it is just okay.

Wife and I went on a six-day getaway to Paris from the United States and specifically chose Hotel La Lanterne for its location in the Latin Quarter and its roomier-than-your-average-Paris-hotel rooms. We splurged for a fifth-floor room with a balcony. It turns out we got two balconies -- one facing the interior of the nearby buildings (not much of a view) and one facing the street (a fabulous view). The room itself had a separate WC, a stand-up shower, a closet, a TV, a queen-size bed and, thankfully, air conditioning. It was expensive but absolutely worth it. The staff at La Lanterne is very friendly and speaks English. Their daily breakfast buffet looks really good considering what your other options are in Paris, but it's pricey (17 euro). Their pool is more like a wading tub but it is kinda romantic. Their mini-spa area next to the pool is especially intriguing and worth at least a look. When booking La Lanterne, we thought we would be able to keep our room key at all times. But like many Parisian hotels, they ask to take your keys as you leave the hotel. At first we were uncomfortable with this but then we realized -- any hotel anywhere in the world could access your hotel room if they wanted or needed to. What's the difference? Keys are stored at the front desk and are safe. Don't let that deter you from staying here. The area around La Lanterne is great. Lots of bars, cafes and shops. Three days a week there is a farmer's market by the Metro station that offers fresh stuff. Also a police station close by, so you know you're pretty safe. You'll love having the Metro nearby. We're going to stay here again on our next trip to Paris.

My friend and I booked a night with Hotel La Lanterne after we had a horrible experience with an AirBnb a few blocks away. When walking into the hotel, the lobby is well decorated and smelled fantastic. The staff was extremely polite and patient. The rooms were larger than I expected for a boutique hotel, and the shower was divine! In addition, they had a self-serve wine station in the lobby. If only more hotels could have this! When I return to Paris next year, Hotel La Lanterne will be on the top of my list!