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Latin Quarter Paris France

Hotel Quartier Latin

628 reviews
  • Stay near the Notre-Dame Cathedral
  • Enjoy a fresh breakfast each morning

A Latin Quarter base

This welcoming hotel is in the heart of Paris’s historic Latin Quarter, an area known for its charming streets, bookshops, and lively cafés. Just a short walk from the Seine, you can explore iconic attractions like Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Panthéon, and the Sorbonne. The nearby Jardin des Plantes offers a peaceful escape from the buzzy streets, while the Maubert-Mutualité metro station can quickly whisk you off to other parts of the city.

The hotel features a stylish and comfortable atmosphere, with a cosy lounge and a daily breakfast service, perfect for fueling up before exploring the city. The surrounding area is rich in dining options, from traditional Parisian bistros to international cuisine – Rue Mouffetard, a vibrant market street, is great for sampling the local delicacies. Nearby, the Saint-Germain-des-Prés district has plenty of elegant restaurants and chic cafés. With its excellent location and charming ambiance, this hotel is an ideal base for exploring Paris’s cultural and historic treasures.

 

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  • Breakfast room
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Latin Quarter

Built by the Romans, the Latin Quarter is Paris's historic heart. Deeply rooted in its strong tradition of academic excellence, it remains a powerful centre of intellectual and artistic creativity. If you’re dreaming of a romanticised Paris with its winding alleys packed with cute bistros, this is it. 

Old Roman ruins stand shoulder to shoulder with cool bohemian hangouts. There’s something to discover around every corner, from cosy courtyards to quaint bookstores. Not forgetting, of course, the food. Restaurants are one  of the biggest draws of  the Latin Quarter. 

Whether you have a passion for history, an appreciation for art, or enjoy immersing yourself in culture, check out hotels in the Latin Quarter. Lace-up some comfy shoes, pull out your map, and get ready to explore one of Paris's most eternal and enchanting neighbourhoods. 
 

9 Rue des ?coles, Latin Quarter, 75005, France

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