Deux Morin Holidays

Lovely hotel in a great location. The staff were wonderful and friendly. Great value hotel.

I definitely would stay again at the Hotel Saint Dominique. Room was very clean. Everything I could have wanted or needed in a room was there: robe and slippers, thick towels and wash cloths, shampoo, body wash, hair dryer, coffee maker with all needed for a good cup of coffee, mini fridge with free drinks, comfortable bed with great pillows and sheets, hair dryer as well. Enjoyed the gracious young staff at the desk and appreciated their assistance throughout my 6 days there. Loved reading about the history of the building from 1650 on. Neighborhood is warm and friendly. GREAT bakeries on this street. In fact there is one next door where you can sit down and have coffee and pastries. I did not have breakfast at the hotel so I cannot comment on breakfast. Hotel is within close proximity of metro stops. Or it is within walking distance of many popular sites of the city. I never took the metro. I walked everywhere from there. The Eiffel Tower is literally down the street. There are several bistros and cafes nearby with a warm ambiance. I absolutely give all the praise this hotel and its location ate worthy of. And to the ladies who cleaned my room and who were so friendly……merci. I enjoyed you as well. Oh….the elevator was a big plus! Would love the pleasure of staying there again.

Had an excellent stay at the Louvre Montana and wouldn't hesitate to stay again. The room was great: clean, comfortable bed, roomy bathroom with generous sized shower and a separate tub, excellent linens. Closet for hanging clothes was small, The morning breakfast buffet was very serviceable as one would expect. Our room faced the street and the lack of overnight noise from the street was, well, surprisingly peaceful. The location was convenient to many Paris attractions, including some maybe lesser-publicized gems like the Jardin du Palais Royal and the Galerie Vivienne. Of course, unforgettable morning strolls in the Tuileries are 1/2 a block away. Rue Saint-Honere has lots of shopping. The Louvre Montana is a smaller scale hotel. No overly spacious lobby here, but I was still able to have the receptionist pour me a nightcap from their wine and liquor shelf.