Montparnasse Hotel Guide - Family Friendly Hotels in Montparnasse, Paris

"Very clean. We had to cancel our other hotel, and booked this last minute. Very satisfied and really enjoyed our stay here. "

"The hotel was clean and very quiet. Perfect for what we needed. Emailed ahead to find directions and Anthony emailed back right away. Gave good directions from the train station. The breakfast was very good. Highly recommend this boutique hotel❤️"

"Excellent comfortable bed, very cute neighborhood, very cute hotel. Even though street is small and quiet, it’s noisy in the night. The bar down the street had patrons out on the sidewalks partying until 5a. To note, it was Saturday night. We woke to loud singing in the street at 3a. It was charming and we enjoyed the experience hanging out the window and watching but don’t stay here if that will upset you. Then 6am street cleaners, and 7a garbage truck. We would stay here again. "

"Safe area, even at night with plenty of cafés and shops close by. Hotel was clean and comfy and reception were very helpful."

"Is important to change the bedsheet every day rather than asking several times. Also, let us keep Hoover working well on the carpets and checking to fill the shower gel. These are basic housekeeping. I hate being told what to do. Don't you?"

"Friendly staff, very clean and comfortable room, good breakfast. Great location for Montparnasse station. "

"Location was amazing, so close to Gare Montparnasse. Room was amazing and was great for the price. Would go again, and I’m a frequent traveler!"

"It's location is great for almost everything, restaurants, bars, theater, metro etc. Staff were very welcoming and helpful. The breakfast was fresh but basic, I say that compared too other hotels. It was satisfactory but not wow. "

"Clean, modest, affordable, and convenient. I had a lovely stay there and highly recommend it."

"Weird hotel where they confiscate your room swipe card EVERY day. You are not allowed to take the swipe card of your own room with you! The main aim of the front-desk staff appears to be to police such swipe keys and not really to provide any service"