It offers 41 bedrooms, including six junior suites. Calm and spacious, all the rooms combine air conditioning, insulation and well though-out acoustics, deluxe comfort, harmony of tones, soft lighting, double glazing, parquet floor, light oak furnishings, a leather-edged desk, reading lights, bathrooms with daylight in all suites and certain deluxe rooms, flat screen satellite television, courtesy tray, free wifi Internet access , direct line, minibar, safe, magnifying mirror, towel warmer, iron and ironing table. In addition, every other floor has a balcony, while the three suites on the sixth and last floors offer exposed beams and a breathtaking view over the rooftops of Paris and the Sacré Cœur.
The lovely and charming, GM , Anne LUDMANN-LEVIOUX will take great care of you. The Metro is only 1/2 block away ( its a 10 minute straight walk to the Blvd St. Germain) and although the hotel may not have a restaurant but the area hosts many wonderful places to eat. My favorite is right across the street, the Bistro Chez Marcel.
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I would have to agree. We stayed at Le Six while in Paris for our honeymoon, and we were more than pleased. We were greeted with an upgraded room (a lovely suite), champagne and chocolates. The accommodations were very nice and extremely comfortable. And we were in the best part of the city, hands down. Gardens nearby, lots of cafes. We loved it! Without a doubt, we would stay there again. We traveled in France, and then returned to Paris for our last evening. We were booked at a beautiful hotel on the right bank, on the Champs Elysees. While the hotel was grand and very quintessential Paris, we were not as pleased with the neighborhood. Le Six, or at least the Left Bank for us!
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