Le Relais Saint Sulpice Reviews

This was a cute hotel in a cool neighborhood right next to Saint-Sulpice church not too far from St. Germain in the Latin quarter. It surrounds a quaint courtyard and has a great look with ivy covered walls. Very walkable to all kinds of cafés, bars, patisseries, boulangerie’s, grocery, and little shops. It is a 20 minute walk to the Louvre and about 10 min to the Mabillon metro stop. The breakfast is simple, but good, but you might find it worthwhile to eat outside the hotel to have better variety. The rooms are a decent size for a European hotel and we were 3 adults (2 parents and 18 y.o.). We had two single beds pushed together to make a double and there was a single bed in the next room. The room gets warm when the shower runs, so we had to open the window to cool off since the AC was not turned on. The bathroom is a decent size and the shower is a wand shower, so takes a little getting used too but the water pressure is great and there is plenty of hot water. Overall, would recommend for location and price was right. 

The staff and the location of this hotel make it worth every penny! From the beginning, we were taken care of and welcomed so kindly. We’d definitely stay here again.

Wonderful location, easy access to public transport and can walk to many Paris central sights. Rooms are quiet and clean, perfect for couples and small families. Great friendly staff. Super clean! Loved our stay! This is a classic Paris boutique hotel meaning amenities aren't hyper modern but rather classical. It's a beautiful place and the view to St.Sulpice is really high on my list now. Staff speaks many languages and always have something interesting to share. Restaurants around are great too.

Great location and friendly front office - had an excellent stay!

It feels slightly small to me and the bed is a bit small for too adults. But overall, it is a nice place to stay. The service is nice. They arranged my flowers very carefully in a lovely vase which indeed surprised me!

Very noisy lift! Do not book a room beside the lift if you want to sleep. Old style rooms, would need some refurbishment Pro : location, comfy bed and decent size of room

We enjoyed our stay very much. The staff on reception were very helpful and friendly, and spoke perfect English! The room was fairly small, but that's to be expected in Paris, but no little fridge. The location is perfect for walking everywhere. There are plenty of bars, cafes, restaurants nearby. We'd stay again!

The Hotel Relais St. Sulpice is a quaint little villa turned hotel. Everything about it was fine expect for the fact that the aircondioning in our room did not work the whole time we were there, It was hot and humid in Paris at that time so we had to open the windows which unfortunately allowed the mosquitos in. I still have bites that are healing. Breakfast was good, if slightly expensive. The location is not close to much however it is very close to four different Metro lines and you can get just about anywhere on the Metro.

The hotel is next to a church, about 5 minutes walk from Odeon metro station. There are many restaurants, small shops and ice cream shops along the way. It is very safe and quiet. The interior decoration is small and exquisite. For Paris, this room is not small. It can fit a large suitcase. The bed is big enough. The toilet and shower are separated, and there is a bathtub. The only drawback is that the elevator often breaks down, and you need to carry your luggage up the stairs, but the stairs in Europe are relatively small, which is acceptable. There are many good restaurants near Odeon metro station, as well as Pierre Hermé cafe and Le Petit Prince shop. The location is really great, and it is very convenient to go to Galeries Lafayette, Chatelet, Paris North Station and the airport. I arrived early on the day I arrived and the room was ready so I could check in early. After checking out, I went to Lille and stored my luggage for free for two days. I stayed in two hotels in Paris during the Olympics and I like this one more. I will stay here when I come to Paris in the future!

The sink drain in the hotel's bathroom is clogged, and the water drains very slowly! The bedding is average, but the hotel staff is very good! Very welcoming

It's relatively old and the door handle breaks when you pull it. The outdoor environment is okay, only the front desk owner speaks English. Others only speak French, making communication difficult.

The hotel is in the 6th arrondissement of Paris, which is the administrative district, and is also next to the church, so it is very safe and quiet overall. The house is relatively small, but the renovation is very warm and artistic. The decoration of each room is a little different, mainly in terms of soft furnishings, stools, tables and chairs, etc. It has the feel of a French hotel in the 1980s. If you want to watch a movie It will be more understanding. But there is a slight drawback. Maybe I checked in too late that day, and the remaining room types are not as good as expected. It is recommended to check in early.

The layout of the room is very warm. You can see the vine fence on the wall outside the window. The interior and corridor walls are made of patterned fabrics. The wooden tables and chairs and the bathroom sink are made of marble. It is a European-style hotel. Just outside the hotel is the Saint-Sulpice Church. , there is a supermarket nearby, the location is very good ~ I will come again next time I have the opportunity to come to Paris

The fact that there is no longer a fridge is less favorable than before.