Hotels in Ile Saint-Louis, Paris

The location is why people stay here - in the neighborhood called 'the beating heart of Paris' featuring walkable streets at all hours, neighborhood cheese merchants, butchers and boulangeries and small quirky shops with unique goods. The hotel rooms are very small, with little storage space. Shower/Bathtub was very narrow and not easy for an older person to get in and out of. Breakfast buffet is adequate and service was prompt and friendly, but not a very good value for the money (28 euro). Front desk assistance varied; one gentleman was very knowledgeable about transportation and ready to help plan an excursion, while a lady there the next day did not seem to know much about the French rail system and suggested that we consult the Internet.

Great hotel, WE stayed here for three nights, and we had a room on the last floor (6th) with a nice view on the rooftops. Room was small but very cosy. No noises, we could sleep very well. Considering I am 1.9m tall, the bed was of an appropriate size and comfortable. The bathroom was new and clean. There was a niche to put our clothes - rather small indeed but ok for a WE. The hotel is decorated with a very good taste. We had breakfast at the hotel and it was also good, with service at the table (no buffet). All the personnel was really friendly and helpful. Great experience also because the location is perfect and central.

For my first trip abroad after 2.5 years, I chose Paris, one of my favourite cities, and the Isle St. Louis, one of my favourite Parisian spots. I've stayed on the island once before at the Hotel St. Louis en l'Isle, which is currently under renovation. Of the 4 hotels I'm aware of on the island, Jeu de Paume is probably the fanciest, so I decided to book here, and was very happy I did. Isle St. Louis is the smaller of the 2 islands in the middle of the Seine, the other being the Ile de la Cite, where Notre Dame and Saint Chapelle are situated. It is primarily residential, but does have a main thoroughfare and a few side streets that are dotted with cute shops, inns and small restaurants. Plus the famous ice cream place Berthillon is located here. The hotel is so named because it is built on the grounds of a 17th century jeu de paume court (a racket-sport precursor to tennis). Wooden beams and exposed stone over 300 years old are still part of the hotel's public rooms. The hotel is actually set back from the street behind another building and a small courtyard, adding to its quietness. Many of the rooms look over another side courtyard where breakfast or refreshments can be taken in warmer months. The lobby consists of several lovely and comfortable seating areas, plus there is a bar/coffee area and, in the rear, the breakfast area. There is another sitting area on the first floor. The overall design and art is contemporary, surrounded by old world construction. All of the front desk staff were very friendly and spoke English well. The housekeeping and dining area staff were also friendly. My room, a single, was on the smaller side but well designed, again with contemporary furnishings. There was a stocked minifridge (I made room to put some of my own things in it) and a small set-up for in-room coffee/tea. The bathroom was decently stocked (slippers, robe, towel-warming rack), although I did not care for the disposable facecloths. The toilet was in a separate room from the sink and shower. Breakfast is included in some rates, otherwise I think it's 18 euro. I tried it once, and it was adequate. It's a buffet set-up. There was fruit salad, prepackaged cheeses, yogurt, orange juice (not fresh), coffee, tea, cereal, a variety of breads and croissant, scrambled and hard-boiled eggs, bacon. I would suggest eating early because not everything is replenished. The island itself is so charming. It has a small grocery store, a few bakeries and boulangeries, a cheese shop, some produce markets and butcher shops. There are several boutiques and galleries, and quite a few restaurants. I made a point of eating dinner on the island every night except once. There's even a Michelin-starred restaurant directly across the street from the hotel, Le Sergeant Recruiter, which was fabulous. I would also recommend Les Fous de l'Ile, around the corner from the hotel. Berthillon ice cream and sorbets are delicious but on the price

With a stay at Hôtel Saint-Louis en l'Isle, you'll be centrally located in Paris, steps from Île Saint-Louis and 5 minutes by foot from Notre-Dame. This hotel is 0.3 mi (0.5 km) from Rue de Rivoli and 0.7 mi (1.1 km) from Centre Pompidou.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and concierge services.Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:30 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a computer station, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.Make yourself at home in one of the 20 guestrooms featuring iPads and iPod docking stations. LCD televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and desks.

Good location, Good service. The air conditioner is not working in the room. Feeling very humid . The corridor is much more cooler than our room. Can have improvement on the breakfast menu. We are eating the same break menu throughout four days stay . Overall is good

True to its brand, this 25Hours hotel has style in spades. The room was stylish and comfortable and the hotel service was quick, attentive, and helpful. The location of this hotel is basically perfect. You're a short subway or bus ride away from most of Paris's many attractions and located directly across the street from one of the city's largest train stations, meaning you have access to trains going all over France, including to the Paris's airports, meaning loads of taxis are also nearby. Overall, I was very pleased with the hotel and my stay. My only complaint is that the rooms lighting seemed to be harsh and needlessly complicated in the hope of looking cool. In the end, I unscrewed several of the bulbs.

Stayed here for 7 nights for our holiday in Paris. Service was great from check in to concierge to helping us open wines we bought outside. The concierge helped me to book the taxi to CDG, smooth and reliable. Our family room was spacious, and offered a great view to the Latin Quarter. Comfortable beds and well designed bathroom is exactly what we needed after long days in museums. The location was very convenient. Only 3 mins walk to Montparnasse station, and there is super market 1 minute away, which opens as early as 7am.

The whole stay was amazing! The staff were all really great and kind! The rooms were very neat, cool design, the room at the 6th floor was amazing with a nice peaking view of the tour Eiffel. The staff are thoughtful, welcoming the boys with treats and colouring sheets and crayons. They were also very accommodating. The location is perfect. You can walk to Montmarte or Jardin du Palais Royal and enjoy the city scene of Paris. Thanks to the staff of Maison Mere. Would love to come back again.

It’s a small hotel and quite clean. The hotel is located near Gare du Nord and Gare de l’Est, about 5 min walk from the metro of Gare de l’Est. It is easy to get around and to take the train. There are many restaurants outside, which is quite convenient. The price is okay for a small room in the middle of Paris. However, the shower is a little too small. The design does not allow me to open the door properly. I could not even move around inside the shower and I am a small person. The bathroom itself is not small. Hence it is weird that they made the shower so small.

We stayed here 3 nights. Hotel very nice, room spacious and clean. I have to say it’s my second time in Paris and what a better experience check-in staff so friendly. We decided to do the breakfast buffet and met Erwan who was so nice and friendly. His kindness brought us back every morning til we left. Erwan was so accommodating and friendly. Then later that night we bought wine to have in our room and Denis at the bar opened our bottle gave us 2 fancy wine glasses to enjoy our wine. I would definitely stay here again because of the friendliness of the staff. Thank you for a great experience!