Hôtel Bersolys Saint-Germain

“Perfect little gem ! Lovely staff, great location.”

Perfect hotel in a great location! Travelled to Paris with my daughter for a week of sightseeing and relaxation. This hotel is fabulous! Lovely helpful staff, can’t do enough for you which makes everything so easy. The rooms are very nice, not huge but very nice decor ! On arrival we had a col… more

Perfect hotel in a great location! Travelled to Paris with my daughter for a week of sightseeing and relaxation. This hotel is fabulous! Lovely helpful staff, can’t do enough for you which makes everything so easy. The rooms are very nice, not huge but very nice decor ! On arrival we had a cold bottle of Prosecco waiting for us in our room which is a nice touch, we also had our own nespresso coffee machine and pods to use. Also a fresh bottle of water everyday. The rainfall shower in the bathroom was also excellent ! The hotel is only a 5 min walk to The Musee D’Orsay which is perfect …. Amazing collection, especially the impressionist paintings by Monet, Degas, Van Gogh and more…… short walk over the river to the Louvre and other attractions. Easy to get around either on foot or using the Batobus up and down the river. We had a wonderful stay! Would highly recommend! Thankyou 😊

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“Nice hotel and neighborhood. Don't be afraid to go in November.”

Boutique hotel in a nice quiet area of St Germain de Pres. Very nice experience overall. Standout: 22 Euro breakfast with hot food, pastry, yogurt, juice, cereal and self serve digital coffee machine, the last available all day. Climate control was flawless, nice bathroom and shower. Desk staff w… more

Boutique hotel in a nice quiet area of St Germain de Pres. Very nice experience overall. Standout: 22 Euro breakfast with hot food, pastry, yogurt, juice, cereal and self serve digital coffee machine, the last available all day. Climate control was flawless, nice bathroom and shower. Desk staff was very helpful with suggestions, arranging transportation, and were genuinely warm. Room was cleaned and stocked well. The bed was comfortable. The hotel was located on a quiet street, and an easy walk to the Seine, Louvre, Musee d'Orsay and Tuileries. There were lots of high-end antique shops, and a grocery nearby. The antique shops get little traffic and wouldn't appeal much to a typical tourist, but that's probably why the street is so quiet. I was previously unaware that there is a large modern underground mall at the Louvre as well. Rue de Bac is two blocks away, and has has a lot of cafe's. There were several busy bistro's, and the Atelier Joel Robuchon within a 5-10 minute walk. Les Antiquaires was our favorite and was crowded with locals too. Room was small. I think that's the norm for this type of hotel. We didn't use the spa, and probably few guests do. think it's essentially a private bookable small pool. I heard one patron complain about the water temp. The elevator malfunctioned but was repaired within a few hours. There is a sister hotel also named Hotel Vinci, sans "Due", a couple of blocks away. We went in November. Tourist pressure was light. We booked Trip Advisor tours, and we did get into the museums, Versailles, and the Eiffel Tower with the amazing twilight time slot, all with little fuss or wait. It was chilly and damp, but it wasn't that bad. We simply copied the Parisians, hat, gloves, scarf and the ubiquitous black puffie jacket.

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“Great location, but…”

This hotel is very well located for shops, museums, sights and is in a nice area. Staff is professional if not very personable or welcoming. There are no common areas for sitting. There is no bar or drink service which was inconvenient. The spa is a nice touch, but it is really only a jet bath.… more

This hotel is very well located for shops, museums, sights and is in a nice area. Staff is professional if not very personable or welcoming. There are no common areas for sitting. There is no bar or drink service which was inconvenient. The spa is a nice touch, but it is really only a jet bath. The water was just barely warm enough for me. We lugged our own baggage as there was no one to help. Hotel rooms in Paris are small but this one was extremely tiny. There was nowhere to sit except on the bed. We had to take turns walking around the bed because there was simply no room, and we are both thin people. The bed was quite comfortable but very short. I am 173 cm and my feet were almost hanging off the bed. The room was nicely decorated, though. The toilet is about 1 meter from the bed and the strange door offers absolutely no sound control or privacy. We did not take the breakfast because at 22 € each it was way too pricey. The location is very convenient but other than that I can’t recommend.

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“Couples city break getaway”

Small condensed mini size hotel. Rooms are small and bathrooms even smaller. Lack of privacy wile using the onsuite bathroom as everything is soo small. The hotel toilet was down an extremely steep swirling staircase (bordering dangerous was soo steep) amd the main hotel toilet was cabin sized ie t… more

Small condensed mini size hotel. Rooms are small and bathrooms even smaller. Lack of privacy wile using the onsuite bathroom as everything is soo small. The hotel toilet was down an extremely steep swirling staircase (bordering dangerous was soo steep) amd the main hotel toilet was cabin sized ie the same space you get in an aircraft lavatory. For the price paid this was disappointing. The whole hotel lacked a chillout area and a space to relax or have a drink. That said the location was perfect.

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