The ground on which the Jardin du Luxembourg and the Palais du Luxembourg stand was originally the site of a Roman camp. In 1257 the Chartreux religious order bought the land and built a monastery here and later princess regent Marie de Médicis had th... More [+]
External Reviews for Le Jardin du Luxembourg
"we wanted somewhere quiet near the RER, and that was exactly what we got. the rooms are not huge [actually we only saw ours but I assume the rest are similar] but big enough for a queen bed, a dece..." more
"I spent two nights at Les Jardins de Luxembourg between Christmas and New Year. This must have been one of the more pleasurable stays I have had in Paris over the years. The hotel is quite small an..." more
"this hotel is a 2 min walk from the RER(find exit with escalators) when arriving and leaving. It is situated at a small dead end street in walking distance from major sites. The staff is friendly a..." more
"We only ended up at this hotel because of a mess up in our booking in another hotel. However we were impressed by the sumptuous decor in the hotel lobby, which is lovely. The gentleman on the front..." more
"I stayed at the hotel for 8 nights in June. The front desk clerk, a lovely young woman, spoke no English so I had to rely on my rudimentary French - a welcome challenge. The room was rather cramped..." more
"We stayed here one night when we had an emergency and needed to find somewhere fast and easy. We knew we liked the area, so this was a quick, easy choice.The room was lovely, just under 200 a night..." more
"After booking the room myself 3 weeks in advance by e-mail and confirming it by phone, and making sure to request a specific room (on the 4th floor, street-side and with a real balcony, not the 4-5..." more
"Rooms too small, breakfast not so good" more
"First trip to Paris for my significant other. This hotel was booked by his travel agent. Our assumption was that breakfast was included in the rate of the hotel. We were told that breakfast would b..." more
"It only rained once during the ten days I was in Paris in June 2006, and that was –- you guessed it –- ten minutes before show time at an open-air opera performance in the Senate Gardens, which are..." more
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Address:
Boulevard Saint-MichelParis, FR
Phone:
+331423420
Price Range
Free
Hours
(Apr-Oct)Mon-Sun: 7:30am-9:30pm;
(Nov-Mar)Mon-Sun: 8:15am-5:00pm
(Nov-Mar)Mon-Sun: 8:15am-5:00pm
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