In December 2025, we returned to Paris and spent several nights at this charming Left Bank hotel. It was likely our seventh visit, and we had booked a Superior Double room overlooking the courtyard at the back of the building. Of all the rooms we had stayed in at the Hotel du Levant, our December room stood out for features we particularly liked, including a walk-in shower in the bathroom.
When we planned a return trip to Paris in May and June, we contacted the hotel in February to request the same favorite room. Unfortunately, it was only available for a couple of nights during our stay. Although disappointed, our affection for this hotel led us to book the room for the two available nights and select another Superior Double room for the remainder of our stay.
I later received an email from Mlle. Kaouther, a member of the reception staff, who promised to do her best to accommodate us in our preferred room if there were cancellations or changes. Her kindness highlighted the exceptional guest care this hotel offers. By March, thanks to Mlle. Kaouther, we learned we would have the room for our entire stay! Our gratitude to her and Monsieur Léo is immense for making this possible.
The Hotel du Levant continues to impress with quality rooms, a quintessential French atmosphere, and a prime location near the St.-Michel Métro station, providing easy access to RER trains to and from Charles-de-Gaulle airport. Just steps from the lobby, you'll find a vibrant street with restaurants, bars, and a convenient grocery store a minute away at 52 rue de la Harpe.
Returning guests will appreciate the newly redesigned breakfast room, featuring Art Deco stained-glass ceiling panels and expanded seating, with some tables offering street views. The breakfast buffet is superb, offering fresh buttery croissants, cheeses, meats, fruit juices, yogurts, and strong coffee to start your day.
The 24/7 reception staff, friendly and welcoming, always recognizes us when we return. Once again, many thanks to Mlle. Kaouther and Monsieur Léo for ensuring we could stay in what we consider Paris’s best hotel room.
— William McLoughlin, Columbus, Ohio, USA