Hotel du Levant

When you check in at the Hotel du Levant located in Rue de la Harpe, you become attracted by the charming, romantic aspect and the fine way of life of the old Paris. In the hustle and the bustle of the city. Hotel du Levant appears to be like a haven of peace, right in the middle of the famous Latin Quarter, a picturesque and lively area. Hotel du Levant is a family-run business since four generations, and throughout the years, they succesfully managed to gain the modern world without losing their soul. You will be pleasently amazed at what the Hotel du Levant can provide: 47 rooms, all different one, most of them with air-conditioned. - TV with satellite network, a private safety box, a mini-bar, a hairdryer. - Enjoy your breakfast from our continental self service buffet or in the privacy of your room. Strolling around the ambanment of the river Seine, around La Huchette, Boulevard St Germain, Boulevard St Michel, Ile de la Cité, Notre-Dame up to the Cluny Abbey, is like a poetry book wide open in the heart of Paris.

When you check in at the Hotel du Levant located in Rue de la Harpe, you become attracted by the charming, romantic aspect and the fine way of life of the old Paris. In the hustle and the bustle of the city. Hotel du Levant appears to be like a haven of peace, right in the middle of the famous Latin Quarter, a picturesque and lively area. Hotel du Levant is a family-run business since four generations, and throughout the years, they succesfully managed to gain the modern world without losing their soul. You will be pleasently amazed at what the Hotel du Levant can provide: 47 rooms, all different one, most of them with air-conditioned. - TV with satellite network, a private safety box, a mini-bar, a hairdryer. - Enjoy your breakfast from our continental self service buffet or in the privacy of your room. Strolling around the ambanment of the river Seine, around La Huchette, Boulevard St Germain, Boulevard St Michel, Ile de la Cité, Notre-Dame up to the Cluny Abbey, is like a poetry book wide open in the heart of Paris.