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It's a fine hotel but it didn't have the homey feeling of some other hotels I've stayed at in Paris. It's about a ten min walk to the metro. There's a small cafe across the street and also a very nice restaurant w a nice tasting menu also across the street.

We stayed here for one night at the beginning of our trip to France. We generally stay in the Marais, but decided to try something different this time. The La Demeure was very nice. Our room wasn't huge, but neither was it tiny - just right. It was clean and quiet and decorated nicely. The staff was welcoming and warm. Their breakfast buffet (included in our rate) was quite nice with many options and choices. The location was good - just a 5 minute walk to the Metro, though most of our destinations required 2 transfers. We could just see the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides from our room - very nice. We were able to obtain a slightly later than usual check-out, which was very helpful, and the front desk arranged for a taxi for us to the train station. We'd stay there again.

This hotel was recommended by our travel agent as ideally located and a very friendly, very nice hotel with English speaking staff. When we arrived we were greeted by very rude young man who could not be bothered helping my elderly mother with her bags and was happy to leave me to struggle with all our bags while he stood right beside us and looked inconvenienced. Luckily he turned out to be the exception to the rule as the rest of the staff we encountered were lovely and very heplful. The room was a decent size, with a lovely double aspect and three windows as well as a good size bathroom which was a nice surprise. We also found breakfast to be good and the breakfast room very pleasant. The downside of our stay was the cleanliness of the room. It smelled musty, had a lot of dust under beds and furniture and mouldy grouting in the shower and bathroom floor. Also, shower leaked and toilet seat didn't fit properly. The beds had very comfortable mattresses but they were covered in plasticised mattress protectors that crackled when you moved and made the beds very hot to sleep on. We could hear everything that went on in the adjoining room (very noisy plumbing) but the double glazed windows kept street noise to minimum which was good because the hotel is near a large hospital - lots of traffic and ambulances. There were no tea or coffee making facilities in our room - not difficult to provide a tray with kettle and a couple of cups. We found it to be well located and an easy and pleasant walk through the streets to many major attractions. It was also close to lots of good places to eat. The hotel feels very tired and is in need of renovation to be worth what we paid.

We stayed here for three nights on a recent trip to Paris. We really enjoyed our stay. The hotel is not near most of the main tourist attractions and is located on Boulevard Saint-Marcel, a bustling street in the day that is much quieter at night. About a 4 minute walk from the hotel is Les Gobelins metro stop which is on line 7. From here you could take the Metro to pretty much all the major sites and get there in less than 20 minutes. Near the hotel there is a grocery store, along with a variety of restaurants and Cafes.The staff here were friendly. Check in was a breeze. The room was a good size for Paris and was relatively roomy with two windows that each opened up to a balcony you could step out on. While the balcony was thin, there was a table with two chairs. In the room there was a safe, a TV, an iPod docking station on a speaker. Internet for multiple devices was included at no charge. The bathroom was spacious although the bath only had a glass wall by the sink and no shower curtain or sliding door to cover the rest when you were having a shower which resulted in the floor getting wetter than it need be. The water pressure and shower temperature were both excellent.Of note, the room key they ask to be left at the front desk when not in the hotel.On our last day we were able to leave our bags at reception while we were out and about before heading up to the airport.We slept very well here, the room was extremely comfortable, the place is very clean. The staff are friendly. I would definitely consider this hotel again on a future trip to Paris.

We stayed two nights here at the end of March. Our room is just standard room on the fourth floor and it is quite small. Our room faces the street but the double glaze window really helped and we never notice any noise. The hotel is not that far from the city centre, we took Metro or walked depending where we went. There are a lot of restaurants and bakeries around the hotel so we didn't eat at the hotel. Our room was clean and warm and above all, the staff is very professional and helpful. They all speak good English, which is great. We felt very welcome. Will recommend it and will come back again.