Top Hotels Near Place de la Contrescarpe in Paris from NZ$282

"This is a fabulous place to stay. It is a quaint hotel on a small, quiet street. The rooms are cleaned daily with new sheets and towels. I love all of the decoration. It is eclectic just like me. The staff are all wonderful. Christophe keeps everything perfect. Also, the breakfast is amazing! you'll have to see it for yourself. I am returning next year for another 2 weeks in Paris. I will be staying, of course, at the Hotel de Roubaix!"

"Love the place and location."

"Always love a citizenM. Chill vibe, always great staff, everything is made easy for sure. No different this time in Paris. My only observation was that the hallways and elevator and carpets looked like they needed paint and replacement. "

"Highly recommend this hotel. The rooms are very clean and the bed was exceptionally comfortable. The staff are very friendly and helpful and the hotel is centrally located just a few minutes walk from various museums and sites such as Notre Dame and the Pantheon. Thank you for making our trip so easy and enjoyable. If you're in the area, I also highly recommend the patisserie Maison Binard located just a block and a half from the hotel."

"Staffs were kind and all were good, but the sink drain was in problem during my stay."

"Ideal location, nice staff, comfortable rooms. My regular spot to stay in Paris, Merci!"

"The room did not get cool, unfortunately, which I prefer for sleeping, but it was possible to open the window. Also, no attention was paid to the coffee machine, and as such, it needed to be emptied and therefore did not work. Unfortunately, I had to ask multiple daily for refresher of milk, coffee pods, and even coffee cups. Otherwise, the experience was excellent, as was the location."

"Nice laid back creative staff. "

"The room was tired and not clean but the worst was it had bed bugs. When we left the hotel before our time was up they did not provide any compensation and they actually tried to tell us we were wrong there were no bed bugs even after we showed them the bites."