Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter hotels and accommodation
There are cheap hotels in Paris and your Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter experience can start from as little as USD$82.00 at Sorbonne Hotel Paris, which you'll find at 6 rue Victor Cousin 75005 Paris.
International standard rooms with service is available from USD$196.00 at the Pantheon Villa Paris, which can be found at 41 Rue des Ecoles Paris 75005.
For travellers seeking a balance of comfort and value for money, accommodation starts at USD$111.00 for a room at the Comfort Hotel Cardinal Rive Gauche Paris, conveniently situated at 20-22 rue Pascal Paris F-75005.
And for just USD$82.00, discerning visitors looking for budget accommodation can base themselves at the Sorbonne Hotel Paris which is located at 6 rue Victor Cousin 75005 Paris.
There are a wide range of accommodation types available in Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter, which can be referred to by various descriptions such as b&b, b@b, bed and breakfast, guest houses, guesthouses, lodgings, serviced apartments, holiday flats, units, Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter apartments, motels and hostels. If you can't find what you are looking for in Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter you could always search the surrounding hotels for Paris accomodation.
There are room types available to suit travellers of every circumstance, including single (1 person), double (for couples), twin (2 persons sharing), triple (3 persons sharing), quad (4 persons sharing) and family rooms. Please note that not all room types options are available for each hotel in Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter. Please check each hotel description for exact configurations and sleeping options.
You can find the hotel to suit your needs, by searching or filtering on accommodation facilities such as disabled facilities, free parking, restaurants, internet wi-fi , swimming pool and gym. Also, many of our Notre-Dame - Latin Quarter accommodations include free inclusions, such as free breakfasts or hotel parking.
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Paris/The Latin Quarter in review
On the Left Bank of the Seine, in the 5th arrondissement, the famous Latin Quarter of Paris has been a student hangout for centuries. The district sprang up around the Sorbonne University in the 13th century and gets its name from the language spoken there between students and professors up until the French Revolution. The Latin Quarter's cobbled streets are an arm-span wide in some places and abound with cafes, food stalls, bistros and restaurants. As night falls things get rowdy as restaurateurs try to lure patrons with antics such as plate smashing on the street outside Greek restaurants and loud touting of fixed-price Italian menus. But the quarter is also the place to enjoy an abundance of cheap traditional French food. The heart of the area is the bustling Place St-Michel, a prime people-watching hotspot at any time of day or night. And the soul of the Latin Quarter, Hôtel de Cluny, is a medieval residence that now houses the National Medieval Museum, where you can find one of the world's most precious masterpieces, "The Lady and the Unicorn" tapestry.
- From our editor T. Ireland – Sydney