The Hotel Le Vert Galant is a cosy, romantic little hotel in a quiet sidestreet. The metro could be closer but walking is what you should do in Paris anyway. The service is great. As the hotel was not booked out, we even got to have breakfast in bed on my mother's b'day! The concierge helped us find a good... More

My mother and I stayed here for almost 2 weeks in July 2010 - we loved this hotel as it was such a nice little place to come home to each evening - there is a lovely little rose garden that you can sit in or other rooms overlook the park across the street. Most importantly it is 2 minutes... More

I have got a single room (that in fact is a queen size standard room) that gives directly on the garden. Price of 85 euro. if you don't mind to have sometime the other guests passing in front of your room, this was a very nice solution for me. The hotel was convenient for the rate and the fact that... More

This is a charming, very comfortable hotel in a nice neighborhood just outside the touristy areas. It is a convenient 5-minute walk from three different subway stops, so you can easily and quickly reach to any part of the city, or if you like to walk (we did) just 25 minutes on foot will get you to the Luxembourg Gardens... More

I spent 3 days at Le Vert Galant in March 2010. First thing to say - although it looks handily close to the Place d'Italie metro station, a handy metro hub, it is down a fairly steep hill, once you turn off Bd. Auguste Blanqui. Put it this way, I went home that way but when I set off for... More

We have stayed at Vert Galant on four occasions. We started because it was one of the few Parisian hotels described as "tres calm" by Michelin. It was. Across this little traveled side street is a park. No church bells in the early morning. The stretch of green lawn and garden from front to rear is indeed calming. Our most... More

We had a lovely spacious room with a french door leading out on to the garden in this family run hotel no more than 10 minutes from the nearest Metro station at Corvisart. If you choose to take breakfast , it is good; a piece of tart if you wish, in addition to the bread, croissant and cheese. A choice... More

It is a bit tricky to find this small hotel from the nearest Metro station (Corvisart), but worth the effort. I recommend printing a map off from the Internet before you go. The rooms surround a pretty little garden and have a small kitchen. While you are not in the center of Paris, it's still convenient on the Metro. For... More

Hotel is located in quieter part of central Paris very close to underground station when you don'r feel like walking but still close to city centre when wnat to enjoy the charm of Paris. We enjoy the room in sale price, 90 euros per night down from 110, what was excellent value for us as the room was spacious, charming... More