4 Best Hotels in Montparnasse, Paris

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We've compiled the best of the best in Montparnasse - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Hôtel Le Six

$$$ | 14 rue Stanislas, Paris, 75006, France Fodor's Choice

Modern, cheerful, and very zen, Le Six hotel and spa has a fireplace-equipped common room, a small library, and elegant, quiet rooms with individual Nespresso machines. The organic breakfasts are served in the glass-roofed winter garden or via room service. Try reserving one of the three deluxe rooms with private balconies, so you can have breakfast or a romantic evening cocktail en plein air. If you're feeling more sociable, hotel guests are welcome to share an aperitif with the manager around the fireplace. Relax after a day of walking and treat yourself to a massage or free hammam in the basement level spa (reservations are a must). 

Pros

  • Free use of a hammam
  • Elegant atmosphere
  • Great breakfast

Cons

  • Some rooms are small
  • Expensive
  • No views
14 rue Stanislas, Paris, 75006, France
01–42–22–00–75
Hotel Details
41 rooms
No Meals

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Hôtel Léopold

$$ | 225 bd. Raspail, Paris, 75014, France Fodor's Choice

The colors of this hotel are a cheerful mix of smoky blues, pinks, and yellows, paired with William Morris prints, making it feel fresh, whimsical, and soothing all at once. The lobby sports a lovely bar and plush sofas but is also very family-friendly, providing costumes and special surprises for their youngest guests. 

Pros

  • Central location
  • Good breakfast
  • Friendly service

Cons

  • No courtyard
  • Standard rooms are small
  • No on-site restaurant
225 bd. Raspail, Paris, 75014, France
01–43–20–35–82
Hotel Details
40 rooms
No Meals

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Hôtel Max

$ | 34 rue d'Alésia, Paris, 75014, France

A sleek Scandinavian design with lively splashes of color, bright comfortable rooms, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere make this 19-room hotel one of Paris’s best-kept secrets. For a premium experience, try reserving one of the two rooms on the top floor, each of which has a small, private terrace.

Pros

  • Good prices
  • Intimate feel
  • Quiet, residential neighborhood

Cons

  • A métro ride to most sights
  • Rooms on the small side
  • No bathtubs
34 rue d'Alésia, Paris, 75014, France
01–43–27–60–80
Hotel Details
19 rooms
No Meals

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Hôtel Raspail-Montparnasse

$$ | 203 bd. Raspail, Paris, 75014, France

Montparnasse was the art capital of the world in the 1920s and '30s, and this hotel captures some of that spirit by naming its rooms after artists who lived in the neighborhood during that time while also providing excellent service at hard-to-beat prices. Pay a bit extra for one of the three deluxe corner rooms, which have windows facing the Eiffel Tower. All are soundproofed, but none completely drown out the traffic below.

Pros

  • Some rooms have balconies and/or views of the Eiffel Tower
  • Many markets and cafés nearby
  • Great value

Cons

  • Traffic noise on first floor
  • Some rooms small
  • Not all rooms have Eiffel Tower views
203 bd. Raspail, Paris, 75014, France
01–43–20–62–86
Hotel Details
38 rooms
No Meals

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