Small cosy clean hotel at affordable price in the heart of saint germain with excellent service. Only small negative point is the lack of elevato

Hotel du Dragon is a relatively inexpensive, relatively old-fashioned, Parisian hotel off Blvd. St. Germain des Pres, well located for the metro, buses, and restaurants. We stayed for six days at about $210 per day for a double room and breakfast for two. The rooms have wi-fi, t.v., hair-dryers and some are further"modernized." We were first assigned to a lately... More

It was the worst part of a fantastic week end in Paris. I kindly asked at the moment of reservation that i would like to stay in a lower floor room (i read in tripadvisor that was no elevator). They send me a mail saying that they booked the HIGHER floor! I thought they were wrong, or it was a... More

Only the good point of this hotel is the location. All others are of low quality. Therefore, I rated the value =2. Although its web says bath tub is in every room, only a few rooms have it. The rooms are old dark and small with small bed and without bath tub, although it costed about E120 in the late... More

This is a reasonable choice for a not-too-expensive hotel on the Left Bank in Paris. The location is fabulous, steps from the St. Germain action, but on a quiet street. My single room was very, very tiny. You sit on the toilet and the sink is practically in your face. The shower is so tight that once my back hit... More

Great small hotel tucked away in rue du dragon. Ideally located in saint germain, accessible by direct bus from gare de Lyon. Room 31 small-ish but very clean, freshly renovated as well as the bathroom. only slight disadvantage was the lack of lift to reach the 5th floor, but then again it's part Of the charm of old buildings in... More

We stayed here for a couple of nights near the end of june. The area is really nice and safe, but pricey! There are two metro stations nearby, st.geramin de pres and sevres babylone-we actually used sevres babylone more as the line is useful to get back from popular sites when u just can't walk anymore! There are a few... More

We booked this hotel as a stopover as we couldn't get into our chosen hotel until the following night (after having changed our travel plans). As we were arriving later in the evening (2100) I looked for a reasonably safe area, somewhere with lots of cafes around, that was also on one Metro line from Gare Du Nord (no changes)... More

Not good for girls... vertical hotel with no elevator, so drag your luggage and anything else up and down the narrow curving stairs on your own. Bed was a full size from 2 twins pushed together. Cheap bedding, towels, carpet, window treatments, lighting, etc. The only thing they give you in the bathroom are some packets (yes, flat foil packets)... More