Hôtel Mercure Paris Notre-Dame Saint-Germain-Des-Prés

We stayed for the whole week. First up, location is perfect, city centre, metro rer and supermarkets nearby, and they have all the necessary stuff / amenities yes. But what makes it worth the price is the staff. They are so nice and friendly, caring about your needs with a detailed mind. The rooms are indeed not really spacious but enough for us and understandable for its location. Maybe a little bit hard for tall/ big people on a longer stay.

房間太小，沒有拖鞋

Definitely not a 4 star hotel, not even in Paris. Tiny room, tiny bathroom, cramped hall, tiny elevator. There was hardly room for me and another guest returning the ironing board to reception (!!). Breakfast chef is the breakfast waiter. Breakfast itself no vegetables and not a very big variety of anything. On the upside: the service was with a smile and very helpful. Hotel and hall recently renovated with new carpeting. The hotel located close to Hotel Cluny and Metro Sorbonne

The location is ok, but needs to lift its game a bit. Towels were old and like old tea towels, small and tired. Hot water was almost non existent, never used the cold water in the shower, and the pressure was terrible. Air conditioning was very weak, thankfully the first couple of nights were quite cool, but became more uncomfortable with the warmer weather. Rooms were tiny, Staff were very helpful. We had drinks in the lobby on a couple of occasions and it is just the reception staff pouring the drinks. Not all of them know what they are doing!

I was extremely underwhelmed and disappointed by my stay at the MERCURE Paris Notre Dame de Près hotel. I specifically chose this hotel because I had previously stayed at a MERCURE hotel in Germany and was very impressed by the staff and quality of the rooms and the breakfast. Despite having notified the hotel in advance that I would be sharing a twin room with an adult male sibling, I was shocked to see when I checked in that the room size was extremely small and that the two twin beds were essentially a queen size bed because they were joined together. Hotel management did not seem to think this was a big deal because the bedding was separate; however, given that my sibling and I are grown adults of the opposite gender, the accommodations were inappropriate and hotel staff should have mentioned the room size and the bed situation ahead of time throughout our email conversations. Due to the accommodations, I had to pay for a separate room at a much higher rate. I would not stay at this hotel again if I were travelling to Paris, nor would I recommend it to anyone I know. Further, the breakfast option is extremely limited.

Aside from the fact that the hotel is clean and cozy, their staff are the best I have seen in Paris, having been here many times in many hotels. They are extremely helpful, Aziz is always fantastic, mohamed goes above and beyond, also Manal is very kind. This is my second time here and the staff are the main reason I booked this hotel again

Good points : spotlessly clean,modern and very central Room has a phone,alarm clock,iron and built in wardrobes,a safe and drawers to put stuff in BBC world news available on a 40' TV (all the rest were French) Staff very friendly and helpful Bad points : Tiny rooms,I was in a privilege room and frankly would be worried about the under privileged It was so tiny,you wouldn't swing a cat in it There was no balcony,you'd be forgiven for thinking there might be having seen the website and you'd certainly wonder what you paid extra for There is a window that opens wide You will have an awful lot of street noise Breakfast : if you want a fried egg or an Omelette, you're handed the pan and the cooker is turned on for you.. There are some luke warm 'hot breakfast items,cold meats and various continental breakfast items Coffee is brought to your table for you (from a machine I think),nothing else Basically you're getting a 2.5* functional experience here Would I stay again? Not really Too small and too basic