Hotel le Clement — Hotel in Paris

Such a sweet Parisian hotel right in the heart of Saint Germain. The location is ideal, right next to Église Saint-Sulpice Cathedral, near tons of shopping, restaurants, and the Latin Quarter, which is another very interesting neighborhood in the Southeastern portion of Paris. It is on the back side of the main street so even though you're in a busy area, it is very quiet. It is a short walk to the Seine, along with the Louvre, Notre Dame, Pont Neuf, and many more points of interest. The hotel is delightful, attendants are very welcoming, speak english, though always appreciate as much French as you can manage, (like your room key number!) They keep the keys at the desk while you're away, which I actually very much appreciated so I didn't have to worry about losing it while out and about. The room I had was perfect for one occupant, but for two it may be a little tight, unless you're a romantic and like to cuddle close. I mostly mean for trunk / suitcase space. I had the top floor and could see all the rooftops and cathedral next to me. Cosy, great pillows and linens, if you like soft beds, they might be a little hard. Bathroom is VERY tiny, walls are a bit thin, I could hear the neighbors frequently. Honestly, for the price, locations, comfort, and need, I was very satisfied. I wish breakfast was included but it seemed very affordable for the morning if...

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Le Clement in July 2015, upon a recommendation from a friend. We were expecting a comfortable stay in a wonderful location. We completely regret the experience. We could tolerate the worn, tired interiors (dimly lit, stuffy air, small spaces), questionable cleanliness and even the 6-floor walk up we had to our room,due to the unreliable elevator. On our second and final night, we returned to our room at 11 pm and discovered that we had no electricity, restricting our access to light, use of the bathroom (as it was pitch black and there was no window) and the use of our fan. Two hours later and the problem could not be resolved; we were told it was a wider issue with several rooms in the hotel. As we were leaving early the following morning, we declined the offer to move to another room (particularly since it was so dark we were concerned of leaving something behind) and were somewhat surprised that this wasn't suggested to us as soon as we reported the problem. We expected a discount or compensation in exchange for the great inconvenience caused by having no power. We were instead offered free breakfast--hardly an adequate response! At seven months pregnant, I was horrified by the manner in which we were treated after enduring such an unpleasant ordeal. The worst hotel stay I...

My mother and I visited the hotel in May. We took a suite room which is two rooms. One room had a double bed and the other room had a single bed, so the room is also suitable for a couple with a child, but it suited us because we had a lot of space for luggage. There is a small elevator that is enough for 2 people or one person with a large suitcase and a trolley. The location of the hotel was amazing. It is in a quiet location in the heart of the Saint-Germain area, lots of restaurants around, two metro stations close by, lots of places within walking distance (Luxembourg Park, Notre Dame Cathedral). The staff was amazing, helpful and nice. We celebrated my mother's birthday in Paris and they knew about it in advance and gave my mother a candle as a gift and it was so heartwarming. They were always smiling and helpful. They even ordered a taxi to the airport for us that cost less than the price the Uber app offered. I highly...