Saint Thomas d'Aquin Hotel

Presentation

The Hotel Saint Thomas d'Aquin boasts an exceptional location in Paris, in a quiet and exclusive side-street in a neighborhood of antique shops and galleries. It stands midway between Saint-Germain-des-Pres and Orsay museum, only a short walk from the Louvre. Here, the hotel Saint-Thomas d'Aquin offers quiet and comfortable rooms tastefully decorated.

The Continental breakfast is served from 7 am. to 11 am in your room or in the hotel's salon.

The atmosphere in the salon, with its view of the fashionable boutiques on the street outside, is particularly Parisian.

Afternoon tea is served in the salon from 3 P.M., and the bar is open for cocktails in the early evening.

• Continental breakfast
• Internet access
• Free wireless connection in public areas
• Lift
• Laundry service
• Lounge
• Bar

Rooms

The hotel's tastefully decorated rooms are extremely quiet and comfortable.

Fine furnishings and subtle color schemes create a mood of elegance and intimacy.

Choice of room with double bed overlooking the courtyard, or room with large single bed or twin beds overlooking the street.

All rooms are equipped with adjoining full bathroom (freshly renovated, hair dryer).

Double-glazing on all windows ensures undisturbed sleep.

For your convenience: safe for valuables, modem connection, TV satellite, direct outside telephone line, laundry and cold-snack tray.

• Non smoking rooms
• TV with international channels
• Telephone
• Hair dryer
• Private safe
• Free internet access
• Free wireless internet access (Wifi)
• Room service (24/24h)

Transportation

Metro station : "St-Germain-des-Pres" 300 metres or "Rue du bac" 250 metres.
Roissy CDG airport : Train RER B to "Saint-Michel" then metro to "St-Germain-des-Pres" station.
Orly airport : Train RER C to "Musée d'Orsay" then metro to "Rue du Bac" station.
Trains Eurostar and Thalys : Direct by metro line 4.

See all reviewsLatest guest reviews

Nice location and enjoy the anbience of the small hotel. Great location for shopping, arts, metro .... and sadly, business meetings.
Sandra J, UNITED STATES

Excellent people at reception
Robert B, UNITED STATES

Upon arrival late at night, we were told our rooms were around the corner in the \'sister\' hotel, Hotel Lenox, 9 R. de Université. This hotel was not as good quality as the D\'Aquin appeared to be. The rooms were small but recently redecorated and were fine. The last morning, we went to the Sunday market to experience shopping for our fresh breakfast items. While preparing to eat the items we bought in a discreet corner of a lounge in the hotel that was not being used, we were berated by the manager who came storming into the area, slammed open the drapes and scolded us for bringing in food. Saying we should have eaten the hotel\'s buffet breakfast down in the lower level. Before leaving the hotel, I went into his office and told him I was angry at how he treated us, that the hotel was our home away from home and therefore we should be able to use the public areas, discreetly of course, to gather with our family and enjoy it however we wish. The rooms were certainly too tiny to be able to do this in there. The manager said there was a law in France that one could not bring food into a hotel from outside. I told him I had never heard of that. We have done this before in other hotels. But whatever, the manager should have been more reasonable in explaining this to us in a dignified manner rather than yelling at us and slamming in and out of the room.
calla S, UNITED STATES