Hotel Apolonia Paris Mouffetard, Sure Hotel Collection By Best Western

“Excellent Hotel in a great location”

A Hotel recommended to me and it didn't disappoint for a family visit for four nights. The Hotel is in a great central spot in a lively area in the Latin Quarter. A warm reception from the team, which remained throughout our stay. We had two rooms both of which were very small but spotlessly cle… more

A Hotel recommended to me and it didn't disappoint for a family visit for four nights. The Hotel is in a great central spot in a lively area in the Latin Quarter. A warm reception from the team, which remained throughout our stay. We had two rooms both of which were very small but spotlessly clean and very quiet. The breakfast team were very attentive, courteous, and the gentleman on our first two mornings offered very good travel advice which was appreciated. The Breakfast did the job and the team regularly topped up. Top marks for this hotel and I look forward to returning to Paris and staying here again.

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“Cannot recommend highly enough!”

I had the most perfect experience in Paris at this fabulous hotel! As a solo traveller, I was a little nervous but the warm welcome and excellent service at this lovely place put me at ease. Even when I had a problem with a plug adaptor (I'd brought the wrong type), I only had to ask at reception -… more

I had the most perfect experience in Paris at this fabulous hotel! As a solo traveller, I was a little nervous but the warm welcome and excellent service at this lovely place put me at ease. Even when I had a problem with a plug adaptor (I'd brought the wrong type), I only had to ask at reception - nothing was too much trouble. It is perfectly placed in the fabulous Latin Quarter which has a lovely vibe. So many restaurants and bistros to choose from within walking distance. I was lucky to be there when the Christmas decorations were up and it was magical! I had booked a two day Hop On Hop Off bus trip and the stop was about 15 mins walk to Notre Dame so it felt really central. I didn't use the Metro but I believe the station was around the corner. It just felt easily accessible to where I wanted to go. The room itself was a single and it was perfectly clean and comfortable with a fantastic large walk in shower. Apparently rooms in Paris are notoriously small but it was absolutely ideal for me for four nights. I think I was probably at the back of the hotel but it was very quiet. I had taken ear plugs because I'm a light sleeper but I never used them. I really cannot recommend Hotel Apolonia Moufetard highly enough if you want the perfect base from which to explore Paris.

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“Great location in Latin Qtr”

Very eclectic hotel in a very eclectic neighborhood in the 5th. Many cafés, restaurants, and shopping in the area plus a self serve laundry mat. Staff was very nice. Nice place to stay. I did not try the breakfast.

“Cozy hotel in very emblamatic part of Paris”

A cozy little hotel in a really nice and fascinating part of Paris. It has clearly been renovated recently and has all one might need for short visits to the City of Lights. My room was clean and had all the basic amenities, although it was relatively compact (but one does not come to Paris to spen… more

A cozy little hotel in a really nice and fascinating part of Paris. It has clearly been renovated recently and has all one might need for short visits to the City of Lights. My room was clean and had all the basic amenities, although it was relatively compact (but one does not come to Paris to spend time in a hotel room). The staff were very friendly and helpful when help was needed. There is convenient public transport station nearby — the Place Monge metro station. The street that it’s on, rue Mouffetard, is a historic street with a vast array of diverse restaurants, bars, street food vendors, fresh food market shops and supermarkets. At the top end of the street is Place Contrescarpe, close to where Hemingway used to live, and near to where much of theTV series “Emily inParis” was filmed. The only warning I have is that the hotel elevator is rather tight, and I suspect that if you are even moderately on the “bulky” side, you might have trouble squeezing into it (or getting out of it if you did manage to get in). In that case, I suggest asking for a room on the first (French style!) floor. If I ever return to Paris, I would definitely seek to stay there again.

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