Hôtel Belloy Saint-Germain

My husband and I had an amazing time and loved the cleanliness and awesome location!

We love this hotel. We went back to Paris a second time this year and deliberately sought out this hotel. It is centrally located, has amazing staff, and let's not forget about the champagne happy hour, coffee, and macarons. Would stay here again and again. We love this hotel. We went back to Paris a second time this year and deliberately sought out this hotel. It is centrally located, has amazing staff, and let's not forget about the champagne happy hour, coffee, and macarons. Would stay here again and again. We love this hotel. We went back to Paris a second time this year and deliberately sought out this hotel. It is centrally located, has amazing staff, and let's not forget about the champagne happy hour, coffee, and macarons. Would stay here again and again.

This hotel is located in the Latin district and it is in a excellent location. The hotel is very clean. WI FI is good. The personal is serious but really cool to give information. Room is small but is ok. I will recommend it.

Rooms are a little smallish and wi fi needs help to log on and tv English is redundant unless u like ncis all night long but great hotel for the price

The pictures definitely make the rooms look larger than they actually are but I suppose it should be expected since space is limited in a large city. They have complementary soft drinks, afternoon desserts with champagne, and macarons daily which is nice. The desserts were quite good. The staff are very helpful and friendly and are always willing to help if you need directions or recommendations.

Hey my name is Christien and I recently stayed at this hotel with my Mom who I may mention is in her 60's and kicked butt in Europe! Lol. Either way, this hotel had a great location. Other than my own mistake of getting lost on the way there, the hotel is truly 10 minutes walk from the main train station for EuroStar. The check in was smooth and efficient and Daniela from the front desk was always accommodating, friendly, funny and made us feel like it was home! The lobby is normal size for Paris but was beautiful. Free coffee and tea as well as a happy hour with free champagne and Parisian sweets from 6-8 every night. The lobby also had a computer and printer for free use. The hotel room was small but that is typical for Paris. Still two beds just like I booked. The room had a Juliet balcony with an incredible view of the intersection. Small bathroom but very very new and renovated with another big window! Wifi in the whole hotel that was free and never had problems with. Daniela at the front desk also called the airport transfer company for us to confirm the departure time and pick up. The hotel also was truly about a 5 min walk from Nortre Dame and the Siene!! Markets accorss the street and the Latin Quarter for quality nightlife on the other side of the intersection!! Hands down one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in. If you read this, book this hotel! I'm a 27 year old male who has travelled the world and this is the spot!! Highly recommended!

It is a wonderful hotel with a wonderful staff. Short on the extras, but there is plenty around the corner.

I loved this hotel. Perfect location, adorable comfortable room (and very clean). The staff was very helpful and readily available. I highly recommend it. I will be staying here again next time I go to Paris.

The stay matched expectations for the price range. The hotel staff was very nice and attentive. In terms of size, the hotel itself is a bit small as are the rooms, but the quality of the hotel and rooms is quite good. The location was great (near several metro stopes and near a lot of restaurant options). I would visit again.

The Hotel Belloy St. Germain is ideally located for a whirlwind experience of Paris. Within easy walking distance of Notre Dame and the Louvre, in a safe and quiet location, we managed to accomplish so much because the hotel was so convenient. The staff were very pleasant and helpful and all cheerfully spoke fluent English. The in house breakfast is somewhat overpriced (a cold buffet that is nothing more than a continental breakfast at about $15 a person), but there are many restaurants and patisseries within easy walking distance. I would definitely stay there again.

Hotel is a good value for the $$, carpet needs cleaning, we spend 3 night,, the sheets where never change, other than that, the reception personal try to help and communicate, the location is superb,

The hotel is cramped (as are many hotels in Paris). The hotel did provide "free" breakfast and a glass of champagne. Location is great and the rooms are clean. My main complaint is from an incident with the staff. I called the front desk the night prior to leaving, requesting a late checkout. The gentleman said it would be no problem at all. The next day, the front desk stopped me and asked why I had not checked out. The man proceeded to give me attitude about this. I told him my conversation with the staff the night prior, but he said that I should have known better than to check with the night crew desk staff. He was pretty nasty about this. He did apologize later, but I did not appreciate that he treated a customer in this manner.

The Bellroy St. Germain was the ideal Paris location. Very close to several Metro stations and plenty of excellent restaurants nearby. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful. The first room we had faced an internal lightwell (and brick wall). We asked for another room and the next day another became available and we were allowed to move. The rooms were somewhat small with minimal closet or storage space. The biggest issue was that neither of the safes in either room work. The hotel staff staff could not get them to work and they could not find the key to the main safe behind the desk. We felt a bit vurnable not having our document and cash / credit cards unsecured during our stay. Fortunately nothing happened. Otherwise it was a great location and I would stay and reccommend others to stay at the Bellroy St. Germain.