Hotel Cluny Square

Loved this hotel, ideally located with excellent transport links. Room was bijou but adequate with a comfy bed and good shower and immaculately clean. Breakfast was good, fresh with everything you needed and of good quality. Only a couple of little things marred our stay, the lift was out of order for over 2 days meaning we had to walk up 4 flights of a small spiral staircase, when we got to our floor the light had gone out and the landing was cluttered with cardboard packing boxes which were there for several days. Tea/coffee making facilities would have been great or if not an option to buy a coffee or tea from the hotel. Lastly the toiletries were not consistent, day 1 the tiniest tablet of soap was left (never replaced), the second a small tube of shampoo and the 3rd & 4th small tubes of shampoo & shower gel, I would have thought that these would have been replenished daily with something at least that you could wash your hands with. Like I say, a lovely hotel but a couple of things that need attention. I would definitely stay here again and would still recommend it to anyone.

Very central. Nice room and bathroom which could have been cleaner. Good bed, and lovely dark curtains. Beautiful huge trees outside, but oh - so very noisy it was all night through (also weekday) If you are the kind of traveller to sleep through anything and dont mind some dust, it is a cute place.

We stayed at the Hotel Cluny Square for one night before returning home to the States. The hotel is ideally located one block from the Seine (and very close to Notre Dame) and the St Michel station (with RER direct access to Charles de Gaulle airport) and easy walking distance to the Latin Quarter and St. Germain de Pres areas. Our breakfast was included in the room price and consisted of croissants, various kinds of breads, fruit, and yogurt. Our room was gorgeous with a balcony and a lovely view onto the street below. Since I had unfortunately sustained an ankle fracture earlier during our trip, the room was my resting place and overlook to the world below. The injury also meant I had to hobble up the stairs with crutches from the sidewalk to the first floor reception. Once there, I was able to use the elevator to our second floor room. If you're permanently disabled or have limited mobility in general, you might consider alternative lodging. I do recommend you book directly on the hotel's website rather than use third-party sites as this gained us a deal with breakfast with our room price. 100% recommend and would definitely return!