Le Littre Hotel - Paris

The rooms were very nice. The secrete upper 8th floor was very nice as well. They had a nice sitting room and there was a free WiFi set up on the first floor. The location was near the a train station, and had lots and lots of places to eat nearby. The "hop on" bus stop was very nearby.

The location was very busy. The street on which the hotel is located is a one-way, very narrow, no parking. It was a bit difficult to checkin because of this. Getting around Paris in a car is extremely difficult especially if you don't know where you are going. The location of this hotel is good however, it's Paris that is difficult.

Outstanding room, with nice touches and comfortable decor. A wide array of food for breakfast including breads, pastries, eggs, and meats.

Location. It was a convenient walk (20 minutes?) to museums; shopping was nearby

The hotel had no restaurant. Also, the small bar had no bartender one night during my stay, so I could not get a glass of wine to sip while I worked on my computer.

Good and helpful staff, nice room, comfortable bed

Toilet backed up and smelled awful.

A decent size room for a standard room in Paris. Very quiet although in a busy area. A good package with breakfast included in a monumental dining-room. Excellent service in a traditional hotel with modern facilities.

The room was a little warm.

The hotel was in overall of good standard with kind english speaking staff in reception. I ordered a big room and the room was big with a nice bath. Location was further away from the Seine than I expected out of the description on the web page. But the neighbourhood was nice and safe with short distance to Metro and Buses

Staff where fantastic, giving advice and organizing outings/things we wished to do (even before we had arrived my wife had contact then and they organized dinner reservations at our favorite restaurant and a night out). we where in europe for a month and this hotel although was the most expensive was the least impressive (i think that might be Paris hotels in general though)

would definitely return here

Had a spacious beautiful room with a comfy bed, minibar, and a nice seating area. The breakfast included a wide variety of items, freshly baked croissants, and delicious cheeses. Located on a quiet street but super close to metro stops and lovely restaurants. The staff were really chill and helpful.

The rooms were a bit small but clean, comfortable and quiet during the night. Lift capacity was adequate. The breakfast menu was quite good. Location was very good, convenient to the metro and within easy walking distance of restaurants and the Jardin du Luxembourg.

It's big size family-friendly hotel, everything is very good here. The a double room overlooks street and includes an electric kettle and glassware. The location is excellent, relatively close to a 17th-century park. The small restaurant for evening meals is a nice plus. Will be back as it was a very nice stay for our family vacation.

I spent three nights at Le Littre in a Beautiful Room. The location stood out. Easy access to the Montparnasse Metro station made exploring Paris easy. My room was spacious and offered a lovely view of the Eiffel Tower. Breakfast options were diverse and tasty, with fresh pastries and fruits. The staff greeted us warmly every time. The air conditioning struggled to keep up was great. A bit of noise crept in from the street, but it wasn't too disruptive. I appreciated the hospitality and location, but some amenities could use an upgrade.

Nice hotel, comfortable rooms, fine breakfast at the buffet

The concierge didn't speak english well enough to understand the customers.Internet was out of order most of the time and they didn't even notice it. We ask for a taxi that didn't come, they didn't tell us as we waited. In short : nice hotel, but don't ask anything to the guys at the desk.

The location was great... we were near a Metro stop and all kinds of shops. The room was spacious and adequate... the bathroom huge with good water pressure. Air conditioning was a godsend.

I know it's Paris, and so everything is expensive. But for what we paid for this room ( over 300 euro per night!) I would have expected free wi- fi in the rooms (I had to go to the lobby). As in all of France from what I could see, breakfast was another 20 euros per person... an unbelieveable amount of money for some coffee, juice, and a croissant. I know... this is a cultural difference.... in the usa we expect a full breakfast buffet (with hot scrambled eggs and sausage, bacon, etc.) to be included in the room price.

Spacious superior rooms with charming decor.

The staff was entirely unwelcoming. I faced numerous issues, including improper billing and a rude check-out experience.