Paris hotel for June 2027

We spent a 6 nights at Hotel de Londres Eiffel in March 2026. We were part of a Rick Steves Paris tour. This hotel is about a 3 blocks from the Eiffel Tower and about the same distance from École Militaire Metro Station. The location was the best. The room was perfect. The breakfast was fantastic. The staff was incredible.

We have stayed at Hotel de Londres Eiffel twice. Our first stay was terrific; lovely room; nice amenities; good breakfast was included in the price; attentive staff. Our second stay was extremely disappointing. Our room was in the lower level; virtually no outside light; small even by Paris standards. We requested that they move us to a different room, and that was denied. Breakfast was now an additional charge; choices and quality of breakfast was basic at best. Staff was very disengaged. If you do choose to stay there, I would suggest you be very clear as to where you want your room located, and would have breakfast at an outdoor cafe.

I suggest you go to lesfrenchiestravel.com to review all their Paris info. They have a ton of information there and they sell a Hotel Guide for a very modest $10 reviewing each arrondissement with recommendations. They love St. Germain and the 6th in general. Btw, Les Frenchies also has a very popular Facebook group for continuous information and recommendations from fellow travelers. Have fun!

In the 6th, near the Luxembourg Gardens, perhaps Bonsoir Madame or Hotel la Villa Madame. Both hotels are about a 25 minute walk to Notre Dame, the Louvre and Musee d'Orsay.

In the 7th, near the Seine, is Hotel de l'Universite Saint Germain. You can walk to Museé d'Orsay, Louvre, and Notre Dame in 10-25 minutes.

You'll need to read the room descriptions carefully for bed sizes and shower vs tub setup in addition to square footage.

Be sure to book a room with AC.

I had a nice stay at Hotel Fontaines du Luxembourg, very near the Luxembourg Gardens.

https://www.fontainesduluxembourg.com/en/

I had a single room that was quite small, but they may have larger doubles. The staff was friendly and the location was great.

I stayed at Hotel Le Regent last September with my son and his wife. I had a small (very small) single and they had a standard double room. There wasn't a lot of extra space in their room but they seemed to manage just fine. The location was excellent. Walkable to Notre Dame, and many other key sites. Just a few minutes walk from the Metro Station. I picked a random day in June 2027 and a Deluxe Double Room, 215 sq feet, lists at $353 a night on Booking.com and a Superior Deluxe Double Room, 237 sq feet, lists at $371 a night. Both of these are well within your budget. I would cheerfully stay at this hotel again on another visit to Paris.

I stayed 4 nights at Hotel Fontaines du Luxembourg , mentioned above, in February.
It was nice and very convenient for getting around.
The room was small and clean, but no fridge in the room.

I then moved to Hotel Abbatial not far away, where I had also stayed the year before.
The staff are just lovely, the place is spotless, ( I saw housekeeping cleaning a vacated room as I passed by one morning….they had the bed up and all the furniture pulled out, cleaning every available corner.
No dust bunnies allowed! )
The breakfast is very good and the location can’t be beat.
I will always return to that hotel when I go to Paris.
Some rooms have tiny balconies….recommended!

I see above a Post recommending les Frenchies YouTube site

Unfortunately, I used to think they did a really good job. However now i think it’s more about what they’re getting out of it. They’re older stuff is good, their new stuff is very evidently who’s giving us the kickback who’s giving us money, etc. They’ve sold out. I don’t blame them. They’re making money but keep that mind when you’re looking at their recommendations.

I’ve quit watching

I watched a lot of Frenchie videos. I have seen that mentioned a lot, that people like their older stuff, but not their current stuff so much. So many travel social influencers are swayed by who sponsors them. I like to hear from people who actually stayed at the hotel. First thing I do is go to Trip Advisor to look at traveler's photos of the rooms. It's amazing the difference of the website photos vs real ones!! Then I read reviews from Rick Steve, some FB groups I follow and Trip Advisor.

I’ve quit watching

Yes, they have become difficult to watch. It's become mostly self promotion unfortunately: books of questionable value and paid endorsements.

For a very fresh and delightful approach to discovering Paris, as an alternative this provider offers great insight, without the drama of LF:

www.youtube.com/@LucileHR

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One year away is too far for reserving hotels and the month of your visit can change prices significantly, but I would consider these when the time comes:

St Germain

http://www.signature-saintgermain.com/ **** 300€

http://www.millesimehotel.com/ **** 300€

http://www.hotel-madison.com/ ****

https://www.damedesarts.com/ **** 350€

These could be above your budget window in June/July (or September/October) but I'll list them just in case. They´re worth a look.

https://www.luxembourg-paris-hotel.com/en/ **** 450€

https://www.hotelabbayeparis.com/ **** 450€

http://www.hoteldaubusson.com/ **** 450€

http://www.relais-christine.com/ **** 450€

renee and SJ, it is good to hear from some people who have stayed at Hotel Fontaines du Luxembourg as I have four nights booked there in October.

Last visit we stayed at Hotel de l'Universite, in a junior suite with a terrace. The location was perfect and everything about the hotel was excellent.

We are staying elsewhere this trip (visit no. 8), as we like to stay in different areas, plus we are trying to save some money and Hotel Fontaines du Luxembourg was much cheaper.

They do have larger rooms, we have booked a junior suite here too, as we like a sitting area.

I shall do a report after our stay.