Hotels in 6th Arrondissement (Paris)

Hôtel La Perle

This beautiful three-star hotel located in an entirely renovated 17th-century building will charm you with its flowery courtyard and antique wood beams. It is situated right in the heart of Saint Germain-des-Prés, which is the center of Parisian art de vivre, punctuated with famous brasseries, art galleries, fashion boutiques, restaurants and picturesque foodmarkets. Each floor is decorated with a different color scheme, and rooms feature down comforters and lush floral carpeting. Some rooms feature hot tub tubs.

Hôtel Pas de Calais

This three-star hotel will charm you with its small kitsch touches and its spacious mansard-roofed rooms. It is situated in the heart of Saint Germain-des-Prés, a very pleasant area punctuated with famous brasseries like le Café de Flore or le Lipp, open-air cafés, antique stores, fashion boutiques and picturesque bookdealers on the banks of the Seine. The hotel is also very close to Notre-Dame, the Sorbone, the Panthéon, the Louvre and the Orsay Museum.The rooms are colorful and elegantly decorated with attention to detail.

Hôtel Atelier Montparnasse

This beautiful three-star hotel, situated in a small calm street, will charm you with its flowery façade, its mosaic floor, its pastel colors and its 1930s furniture. It's just a stone's throw from the Jardin du Luxembourg and Montparnasse (a very lively area famous for its legendary brasseries, such as Le Dôme and La Coupole). Everything is at hand to make sure you have a very pleasant stay.

Hôtel Terminus Montparnasse

This three-star hotel situated in the Montparnasse area takes you right into the business, fashion and cultural life of Paris. Whether you are in Paris for business or the holidays, you will find all that you are looking for here: restaurants, cafés, cinémas, boutiques, picturesque streets and art galleries. A few steps away, discover the famous Saint Germain-des-Prés area and the beautiful Jardin du Luxembourg. The rooms are elegantly decorated with soothing color schemes and complimentary furnishings.

Hôtel Novanox

Situated on the bustling boulevard Montparnasse, this three-star hotel has a decidedly 1950s feel. You'll find brightly colored 1950s style décor, abstract shaped furniture and black and white photographs of 1950s Paris. The rooms are simple and functional. There is an attractive plant-lined terrace - an ideal spot for sipping an aperitif or eating breakfast on a sunny morning. Breakfast from EUR8.

Hôtel des Marronniers

Graced with a Napoléon III-style veranda, this small three-star hotel's reception area looks onto a pretty garden filled with plants where guests enjoy breakfast or afternoon tea. Décor is warm and inviting throughout. Rooms are quite small but look out onto either the garden or courtyard, so you're guaranteed a good night's sleep. Rooms on the top floors - especially No. 52 - have a fantastic view over the Paris rooftops and overlook St-Germain-des-Prés church. Book well in advance. Breakfast costs around EUR12.

Le Sainte-Beuve

Located on a quiet street near the Luxembourg gardens, this three-star hotel offers comfort, class and a warm welcome. The décor, which was conceived by the designer David Hicks, is classic Parisian with rich colors, fabrics and wood furnishings. Amenities include cozy bathrobes and a complimentary assortment of sundries. A breakfast of croissants and brioches, homemade jams and various teas costs EUR14.

Hôtel de l'Odéon

This quiet three-star hotel has a charm and an elegance all of its own. The interior reveals old wooden beams, oak panelling and tasteful decor. The hotel also boasts an impressive collection of antique beds, including an Haute Époque style canopy bed, as well as elaborately decorated cast iron beds. The rooms are pleasant, quite large and have marble bathrooms. There is also a patio where you can eat breakfast in the mornings.

Hôtel des Deux Continents

This three-star hotel occupies three buildings in the heart of busy St-Germain-des-Prés. The larger, more expensive rooms are in the front building, while the more inexpensive ones can be found in the two other buildings that look onto courtyards. The sitting room and breakfast room both have beamed ceilings, gilt-framed mirrors and elaborate draperies. Some rooms have rooftop views and terraces.

Hôtel Clos Médicis

This pleasant three-star hotel, which is situated just off the bustling boulevard St. Michel, was extensively renovated in 1994. The reception area is spacious and comfortable, with large armchairs gathered around a fireplace where a fire always burns in winter. The rooms, all of which are named after a famous wine (clos is the French word for vineyard), are decorated in a modern, elegant style. All rooms have double-glazing.

Hôtel Louis II

The three-star Hôtel St. Louis occupies a splendid 18th-century building in the fashionable Rue Saint Sulpice. The large beamed-ceiling sitting room is adorned with gilt frame mirrors, antiques and exquisite candelabras. Although some of the bedrooms are small, each one is unique and has its own special features, such as an antique piece of furniture or an original objet d'art. Other in-room conveniences include mini-bar, radio, TV and direct-dial telephone. Breakfast is available for an additional EUR14.

Hôtel Régent

The Regent is a luxurious hotel located between Odéon and the banks of the river Seine. Inside this 18th Century building, you will find a sophisticated and charming décor with old stones, beams and smart fabrics. The rooms, which are quite large, echo this elegance and they have beautiful bathrooms decorated with marble and hand painted Italian tiles. Breakfast is available for an additional EUR14. The staff speaks French, Spanish, Italian and English.