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This was the third stay for us in this hotel and the frontage and reception area had been given a makeover which was nice.
The rooms are small as expected but have everything you would need or expect from this type of hotel.
Breakfast was...More
We only stayed for one night but everything was perfect. Yes, the room is small (see other reviews) but it is Paris. The service was warm and professional and the room spotless. We have an excellent nights sleep, very quiet considering the busy neighbourhood. We...More
Everything in the hotel was okay but the room was very small. This is understandable since Paris being a metro city but the worst part was the location of the commode. I think it is criminal to sell such rooms with the commode located against...More
Fantastic location- lots of lovely bars and restaurants nearby and close to the metro
Pretty basic continental breakfast but it was ok, albeit expensive at €8 for coffee and croissant/baguette.
Staff at the hotel were super friendly.
Rooms small but clean and modern styling.
Would...More
Me and my wife stayed here for 5 days. Everybody there was very friendly and helpful. People in the reception spoke very good English to us. They printed all our tickets for us. The location was awesome. Three subway stations and few bus stops to...More
The namesake tower of Montparnasse dominates over the landscape but the fun part is the throbbing life that goes on below it. Bright lights, busy cinemas, brasseries and diners encompass hidden museums and parks to entertain the masses. Long avenues lead away from the tower to take you to unsuspecting places and historical monuments and treasures. In between lie adorable ivy-covered houses with beams and small
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gardens to match. Just a short metro ride away from the centre of Paris this neighbourhood has something for every hour of the day.
I stayed at Central Hotel in July, during the Euro 2016 games.
The location of the hotel is very good. Within a 2 minutes walk, you are in the metro station Edgar Quinet. You also have the Montparnasse station (5 minutes... More
I stayed at Central Hotel in July, during the Euro 2016 games.
The location of the hotel is very good. Within a 2 minutes walk, you are in the metro station Edgar Quinet. You also have the Montparnasse station (5 minutes walk), which is one of the biggest in Paris.
The street itself (Rue de Maine) and the closest streets are full of bars and restaurants (Italian, Asian, etc), and also some very good boulangeries. As everywhere in Paris, you can find some pricy and some cheaper food (like Crepe stands).
Regarding attractions - you can reach the Luxembourg Gardens in 15 min by foot (one of the most beautiful places in Paris), and even the Eiffel Tower is reachable by foot (45 minutes).
The metro is amazing, so all the main attractions are actually very close, as you can reach all of them in 10-15 minutes (all you need is Moovit app for navigation).
