Le Temple de Jeanne

The room is really small, but has everything one needs and very well insulated. Personnel at the reception is extremely friendly and helpful. Bed is very comfy.

Had the most lovely stay. The room was very beautiful and spacious. The staff were very friendly and accommodating! They even brought our luggage to the room. The building is old with history and well maintained. There is a small elevator that travels most floors, but you may have some small windy stairs if you take the top room like we did. However, the charm of the space and view of Notredame from our balcony made it worth it.

I loved this hotel so much! The staff especially was wonderful. On the day I arrived, at 10 am, the young man at the front who was there for most of my stay (I wish I had learned his name -- my fault!) offered me a bonus welcome breakfast since breakfast time had just ended and they had food left. Boy I needed that! And he stored my luggage immediately, later bringing it to my room for me when I checked in. For the rest of my stay, the staff was like this -- welcoming, friendly, quick to switch to English when my halting French wouldn't come, and ever so helpful! They also happily arranged to start breakfast 30 minutes early for me on my day of departure. A solo traveler, I stayed in one of the two single rooms -- the red one, if you're looking at the pictures. It was just big enough and had space enough for my stuff, especially on a short trip. It was well equipped -- coffee maker, kettle for tea, a bottle of water, hair dryer if you need it, shower gel/shampoo in the shower, soap, body lotion, shower cap, and a little sewing set (I think -- I didn't open it). There's a safe in the cupboard and hanging and shelf space in there, as well as coat rack. The lighting is all well placed, including a reading light next to the bed and a switch for the overhead light there. The bathroom lighting could be better, but there's a mirror in the room that gets some more natural light. And a touch I really liked: a USB port next to the bed for charging your phone (I never needed my converter plug!). The bed also has a nice shelf behind it for your book/phone/kindle, whatever, though I also used the small stool in the room as a nightstand. There's also a TV in the room, which I never used, and a phone (also not used). The bathroom is quite spacious for such a hotel -- I've had much tinier ones in singles in 2-star hotels. And the shower is *great* -- great pressure, two shower heads (rain and detachable wand), and hot water immediately. It also clears out the humidity and condensation pretty quickly. There's a towel heater, too -- a lovely touch. The bed and pillows were comfortable, although I always get too hot under a duvet and then too cold when I throw it off. One of these days I'll figure out how to balance that. Though the room faces the street, it was reasonably quiet -- some noise gets through, but not a lot (for example, the ambulances on their way to and from St. Antoine Hospital do come through, as does the delivery truck noise early in the morning for the bar next door). The windows open for fresh air and a nice view of Rue St. Antoine and the Rue di Rivoli, and there's a blackout curtain you can use at night to block it all out. And the room and the public areas of the hotel were all spotless – bright white sheets and towels, well-vacuumed floors, shining porcelain and tile. Breakfast was good -- lots of bread and pastries, coffee, juice, museli, and, if you want, proteins (yogurt, cheese and meat, egg). Basically, whatever your breakfast of ch

I loved this hotel so much! The staff especially was wonderful. On the day I arrived, at 10 am, the young man at the front who was there for most of my stay (I wish I had learned his name -- my fault!) offered me a bonus welcome breakfast since breakfast time had just ended and they had food left. Boy I needed that! And he stored my luggage immediately, later bringing it to my room for me when I checked in. For the rest of my stay, the staff was like this -- welcoming, friendly, quick to switch to English when my halting French wouldn't come, and ever so helpful! They also happily arranged to start breakfast 30 minutes early for me on my day of departure. A solo traveler, I stayed in one of the two single rooms -- the red one, if you're looking at the pictures. It was just big enough and had space enough for my stuff, especially on a short trip. It was well equipped -- coffee maker, kettle for tea, a bottle of water, hair dryer if you need it, shower gel/shampoo in the shower, soap, body lotion, shower cap, and a little sewing set (I think -- I didn't open it). There's a safe in the cupboard and hanging and shelf space in there, as well as coat rack. The lighting is all well placed, including a reading light next to the bed and a switch for the overhead light there. The bathroom lighting could be better, but there's a mirror in the room that gets some more natural light. And a touch I really liked: a USB port next to the bed for charging your phone (I never needed my converter plug!). The bed also has a nice shelf behind it for your book/phone/kindle, whatever, though I also used the small stool in the room as a nightstand. There's also a TV in the room, which I never used, and a phone (also not used). The bathroom is quite spacious for such a hotel -- I've had much tinier ones in singles in 2-star hotels. And the shower is *great* -- great pressure, two shower heads (rain and detachable wand), and hot water immediately. It also clears out the humidity and condensation pretty quickly. There's a towel heater, too -- a lovely touch. The bed and pillows were comfortable, although I always get too hot under a duvet and then too cold when I throw it off. One of these days I'll figure out how to balance that. Though the room faces the street, it was reasonably quiet -- some noise gets through, but not a lot (for example, the ambulances on their way to and from St. Antoine Hospital do come through, as does the delivery truck noise early in the morning for the bar next door). The windows open for fresh air and a nice view of Rue St. Antoine and the Rue di Rivoli, and there's a blackout curtain you can use at night to block it all out. Breakfast was good -- lots of bread and pastries, coffee, juice, museli, and, if you want, proteins (yogurt, cheese and meat, egg). Basically, whatever your breakfast of choice is, they have some version of it. On a day I knew I might have difficulty grabbing lunch, I filled up on breakfast and it carried me through the

We loved this homely and quaint parisien hotel. It was in a super convenient location, had wonderful friendly and helpful staff and was quiet and clean. The bedroom certainly had character - as you can see from the images when booking!

Lovely small hotel with knowledgable and friendly staff. Great location surrounded by wonderful restaurants and shops. The hotel has individual rooms that are well equipped if a little small. Small rooms are the norm in Paris. Getting to the hotel is easy with it's entrance opposite St Paul metro station.

Great hotel, Great location,Great staff, Great breakfast! Very friendly and helpful front desk, entranceway to hotel is right next to the Metro stop and a short walk to the Marais and then down to the river, it is a great position and my room was very quiet and peaceful.

Friendly welcome in a cute setting behind a small entrance door :-) Hotel is located on a super location surrounded with nice shops and restaurants Very nice staff and comfortable rooms Happy to visit again

Stayed here for 4 nights when my spouse got Covid and needed to quarantine. Nondescript entrance between two businesses. Very well located across from St. Paul metro station and a taxi stand. Staff were very nice and helpful. Ended up in a single room with a view out towards the front of hotel on Rue St. Antoine. Bed was comfortable but it would have been nice to have a small desk and chair instead of the hanging chair. Bathroom was nicely finished and clean.