Best Western La Tour Notre Dame Hotel Paris France. Best Hotel Deals & Reviews

	Date of Stay: July, 2009
Complimentary tea/coffeeThere was no drinks tray in the room, the book said we could ask for a tray with kettle but receptionists seemed confued by our request. Finally found it meant flask not kettle & had to collect own form breakfast room.

	Date of Stay: May, 2009
Excellent, clean and well kept. Good bedding and perfect location. Even free internet on a computer downstairs to use. Would stay there again.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

Only positive was the location. The rooms were rat holes. This was the worst hotel we ever stayed at. The rooms were tiny, we had no privacy - could hear people using the bathroom in the middle of the night and was woken up by people conversing in the hallway. The staff was rude and not helpful. Avoid this hotel - the name Best Western may be familiar to Americans, but the hotel was absolutely horrible. We recommend the Hotel Central St. Germaine - where our friends stayed. Also a 3-star, but so much nicer (just around the corner).

Date of Stay: August, 2008

This is my 3rd stay at this hotel ( 2001, 2006,2008).wireless internet in the room was appreciated this time.Room cozy, ensuite with bath.Some rooms have views of Notre Dame.Reception staff have improved,good english,friendlier and more helpful.breakfast in cellar still good,can leave your bags if your flight is later, train access to RER to CDG airport handy, walk to excellent cheap food, ( Rue St Severin-try Savoie NOT Cris du Chat),nightclubs (Rue des Huchettes), clothes shops( St Michel),Piano bar Opposite St Julien de Pauvre, culture at Julien de Pauvre(opera/classical recitals), Notre Dame. Medieval Museum next door,Sorbonne, Pantheon( View of Eiffel) Deux Maggots, Metro (safer at night now),less smoking on the street noticable now.Deli on StJaqcues 30m away. Will stay there again.

Date of Stay: June, 2008

My friend and I went to Paris on June 19th and as we got to Paris late, we decided to take a taxi from CDG airport, this cost approx 50 euro. I have to admit, I'm not a timid driver but this was a bit too exciting...if you don't have to please consider getting the train to Gar du Nord instead!The hotel itself was fine, the guy on reception was really friendly, he upgraded our room and we ended up on the top floor with a balcony and a fantastic view of Notre Dame, which was a lovely suprise as I would have thought this would be saved for a double room not a twin. Yes the lift is small but to be honest there are only 6 flights of stairs so one of us got in the lift with the cases while the other ran upstairs.The room was clean, we had air con (which wasn't great so we had the balcony doors open) and the bathroom was fine. There was a flat screen tv in the room but to be honest we didn't bother using it. We didn't eat in the hotel because there are so many great places to eat nearby. You really couldn't have a better base to explore Paris. We didn't realise that we would be there during La festival du musee, everywhere you looked there were different bands playing and music from all around the world. We went to the Eifel tower and listened to some Aussie guys playing their didgs. It was amazing, and went on through the early hours but all the time we were out we didn't feel in any way threatened; however I digress...back to the hotel. As we were leaving really early, the receptionist let us book out on the last night and also arranged for another taxi to take us to the airport. Our taxi driver managed to lock his keys in the car when he came to get us and suddenly the very serious night receptionist was laughing his socks off and very kindly booking us another taxi!I'm suprised that there would be any negative comments about this hotel, it was lovely and to be honest I'm definately going to book this place whe we go again next year.

Date of Stay: April, 2009

The room we were given (for 2 of us) was actually supposed to be for one person. It was very small, almost not enough room for both of our things. Breakfast was expensive for a standard continental buffet (13 euro per day). On the other hand, the room was kept very clean, the concierge was polite, and we could see the Eiffel Tower out our window. The location was amazing, if you're looking into the Left Bank.

	Date of Stay: March, 2009
Great location. Small rooms, but that was ok with us.

Date of Stay: June, 2008

No problems at all with the actual hotel. Our room was, like most Parisian hotels, very small and with just a small shower/w.c. However, it was quiet (was expecting to be noisy), clean and the reception staff were excellent. Same could not be said for staff we encountered at breakfast. Do not have breakfast at this hotel - go out and eat at one of the local bakers/whatever. Although we were down for breakfast at 8.30 a.m. (they serve from about 7 to 10), they had run out of bread(!!??), ham, eggs (said they were going out to buy some...!). Also, had to ask for spoons, egg cups, etc., etc. A complete disaster and, at 13 euros per person, extra - not particularly cheap. Our friends, in next room, had problems with their shower (water supply kept cutting off) and both our rooms were without hot water one night. Overall, if you want a reasonably priced hotel, well situated, this is great, but, as I said, don't breakfast there and watch out for water problems

Date of Stay: December, 2008

Our family stayed at the Best Western La Tour Notre Dame for two nights on a Christmas trip to Paris. The rooms are small but were very clean and updated recently. We were concerned about the rooms being cold and drafty but they were very nicely warm. There really isnt alot of non bed space in these rooms but one of our two rooms had a large bath with a nice big modern tub and attractive glass tiles on the walls. Place was in very good repair.

	Date of Stay: October, 2008
Great location, close to Notre Dame. Room clean, nice bathroom but very small. The hotel was clean, nice staff. The room was tiny but since we spent most of our time outside the hotel, it met our needs. Again the location was great, only 2/3 blocks from Notre Dame and the exciting streets of the Latin Quarter.

	Date of Stay: March, 2007
The hotel is very well placed for exploring the Left Bank and close to the Sorbonne. The hotel is OK but a bit dingey, the room small and basic. The bathroom contained the smallest shower cubicle I've ever been in!

	Date of Stay: August, 2008
It was close to all the attractions. Air conditioner and TV didn't work. Air conditioner and TV didn't work, we were moved to another room and the AC didn't work there either, that was a disappointment.

	Date of Stay: November, 2006
This hotel is in a fantastic location, with Notre Dame and the Sourbonne on your doorstep. Lots of interesting shops, restaurants, cinemas, etc around. The hotel is newly refurbished and the rooms are of a high standard. I would definitely stay here again.

Date of Stay: July, 2008

We liked the hotel, great location, ambience, room! One desk clerk at check out & previous was difficult and uninformed. We ended our stay crying! The hotel was excellent - location, rooms, common areas! We loved all that! The rooms are quaint but cleverly squeezed into every bit of useable space. Generally well accoutrement and maintained, but ours had a broken chair. Do not expect breakfast to be served to the time stated, they do not like it when you come in near the stop time! Not all clerks are informed of normal practices and can be snobby when asking questions. Sadly, we left with a horrible final experience.

Date of Stay: July, 2007

The location was a wonderful surprise--close to metro, Notre Dame and easy eating. Air conditioning did not work and once it got hot there was no air in the room. I would definitely return to this hotel in my next visit. The location was central but quiet. The staff was very nice. Rooms clean and just fine for a week's visit. But I would not return in August unless the air conditioning was working.

Date of Stay: June, 2007

Great location, very quiet from outside noise. Interior hall a little noisy, typical tiny rooms. This hotel is just outside the major tourist areas near St. Michel, Latin Qtr, etc., but was pretty quiet. The bed room and bathroom were small but very clean, flat screen TV on the wall, AC worked well. We didn't eat breakfast there, but there are plenty of cafes, Starbucks and even McDonalds around the corner. It is very close to CUNY Metro, but another 2 blocks to St. Michel.

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