Central Saint Germain

Overall:

"The location makes this a great place to stay while in Paris." — source Hotels.com

"however aside from that, a lovely place to stay, right by the Sorbonne, the Cluny Museum, Boulevard st Germain, great restaurants (recommend the Bastide Odeon." — source Venere

"Would not recommend and would definitely not stay at any of the hotels listed in that "exclusive" book." — source Expedia

"Overall an excellent place to stay if you are going to be in the leftbank area." — source Venere

"restaurants in the area to recommend." — source Expedia

Clean:

"Both our room and the bathroom were clean, modern and relatively large and the breakfast was very good." — source Venere

"small room as is to be expected of european hotels, but very clean." — source Expedia

"Good value, excellent location, quite spacious rooms (that's hard to find in Paris), clean and polite." — source Venere

"The bathroom was never properly cleaned whilst we were there (e." — source Venere

"Nice hotel, clean and with a very good room." — source Venere

Service:

"Helpful staff, nice rooms." — source Expedia

Location:

"Stay here often because of location." — source Hotels.com

"the hotel is located in a small alley in the latin quarter, 5 min walk to the saint-michel metro station." — source Venere

"The redeeming quality was that the hotel was in a great location." — source Expedia

"Would not hesitate to recommend to anyone looking for good value, great location." — source Venere

"This hotel is in the perfect location in Paris." — source Venere

"The price could be less expensive in razon of the size of the room." — source Venere

"It is excellent value for the cost and very comfortable." — source Venere

Room:

"This is what I expected of European hotel rooms which are usually quite small. I was very pleased that they were able to change the room for my nephews when we realized that one double bed for two six foot tall boys was not adequate." — source Venere

"The rooms are rather small and the breakfast is very expensive (11 Euro pp)." — source Venere