Paris Hotel Guide - Panthéon hotels in Paris, France.

"Conveniently located by the train station. They were restaurants near by. We wanted to stay close to the station and were not disappointed."

"The hotel did not meet the expectations. No notice of construction occurring on site, items fell apart as you touched them. Staff occupy the elevator and guest are forced to ie the stairs. Mattress felt like a sleeping bag filled with stuffing. Low budget lipstick on a pig. Only good thing is the location. "

"Amazing entrance, ambiance and artwork. Great staff. Really good location. We will return for another visit."

"very cenral location"

"The staff on reception were very helpful. I did pay €40 for early check in but colleagues who hadn't paid got access to their room before I did which was a bit disappointing. Otherwise a lovely hotel - the staff are it's biggest asset."

"This hotel is doable for a short stay. We only stopped by Paris for two nights so I’m not bothered about the tight space; however, I would not stay here on my normal Paris vacation. Overall, this is a decent hotel, the location is conveniently close to the metro and restaurants, and it’s well-kept. My main issues are: they really don’t clean the room thoroughly, the bath towels are the smallest and thinnest I’ve ever had, even though we booked a room for two, they only provided one bathrobe and one set of slippers - had to ask for a second set. Generally speaking, it seems they were trying to cut down costs but at the comforts of customers. "

"Early check-in made a real difference. Big rooms, fabulous location, good breakfast, and the staff was helpful in printing documents for me."

"Beautiful property is an absolutely delightful location, entering the hotel plunges you into an intimate world that feels comforting and exciting simultaneously. The check-in experience is smooth and bags are whisked away. The room was surprisingly well designed — despite a tiny footprint we didn’t feel cramped at any point. The generously sized shower cabin fit two, and the genius design of the closets meant everything had its place, again despite the small room size. Now, for the cons. The hotel simply felt like it was being run on a budget. Rooftop terrace, which is put front and centre on the hotel listing to entice you to book, was not open or running — and in fact, it was run down and dirty. It simply looked neglected. We didn’t care and took our glasses of champagne to the roof to enjoy the unparalleled views, but it’s worth noting that even closed it could have at least been nicely kept. Towels are not abundant, and the bath robes are veritably skimpy. When I asked about bigger robes I was told the hotel’s supplier “only does one size.” I am a relatively lean 5’7” woman, not exactly large, and the robe was mid-thigh and mid forearm on me. If you happen to be tall or larger, they simply won’t have a bath robe to suit. I called down to ask for more herbal tea bags as they had not been replenished during cleaning service. I was asked which ones I wanted, specifically. How bizarre to have your client try to remember your tea bags. All in: 4/5. Thank you. "

"Great location, away from main tourists streets so not too much outside noise and close to some main points of interest & the metro lines - perfectly fine for a 1 or 2 nights only. Conditions of the room given had chipped paint and mugs, the shower pipe started leaking so could hear water dripping and the room was right next to the creaky lift. Some other guests were also playing music and girls screeching at each other in their room nearby "