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The Suite
The Suite
On the top floor of the hotel is a unique apartment. The suite is decorated with old fashion way painted walls and it has sumptuous wooden beams, a sign of the old mansion’s character. Cross the living room and open the windows. You’ll discover a panorama to be found nowhere else: Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral reigning majestically over a sea of Parisian rooftop. It’s magical !
Some rooms are suitable for persons with reduced mobility (subject to availability, please enquire).
Normal occupancy : 2 people
Maximum occupancy : 5 people
1 Extra bed 35 €, 2 extra beds 75 €, 3 extra beds 105 €
Services
410 square feet- Air conditionning
- King size double Bed
- Free Internet Wifi
- International TV
- Hair dryer
- Mini bar
- Shower/Bath
Lovely Rooms and excellent service!
Your hotel is delightful! THe most fabulous part of my stay was Michele at the front desk! She was incredibly helpful, spoke beautiful English, went out of her way to greet me and help make me feel comfortable...I would hire her if she moved to the States!!
Clean, quaint, and comfortable
My husband and I stayed at the Left Bank on the advice of a friend. We loved it. The room was modern, yet had a cozy, romantic feel. It was beautifully decorated, with a view of Notre Dame out the window. With the windows open, we could hear the bells. The bathroom was modern with plenty of counter space and good toiletries. No wash cloths, though, and no shower curtain or door, so it was hard to shower without getting water on the floor. The staff were very friendly and spoke multiple languages, so although we tried to speak a little French to be polite, they quickly switched to English for our comfort. The breakfast was mostly bread, cheese, and yogurt, but good. Tea and coffee were served at each table by a very friendly woman who also spoke several languages. The Odeon Metro station was only half a block away, and there were many shops and cafes close by. If we are ever lucky enough to visit Paris again, we would definitely want to stay at the Left Bank again.
