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What time is the check in at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

You are welcome to check in anytime after 15:00.
We can offer you an early check-in from 11:00 for 50 EUR per room

How can I provide feedback about my stay at the hotel Design Sorbonne?

To submit your feedback, please send an email to: reservation@hotelsorbonne.com with the following information, we will get back to you as soon as possible:
 • Reservation or accommodation number (if you have one)
 • Request
 • Email address
 • Phone number

Can I make an online check-in at the Design Sorbonne hotel?

You will receive an online pre-check through email on the day of your arrival

How many rooms are there at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

We have 38 rooms.

• 14 Classic Rooms from 9 to 10 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• 10 Superior Design from 10 to 11 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• 7 Superior Twin/Queen Design of 11 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• 5 Delux Design of 14 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• 1 TopFloor Bath of 14 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• 1 TopFloor Douche of 17 m² with a capacity of up to 2 guest(s).
• Main amenities: TV, air conditionner, non smoking.

May we leave our luggage before check in, at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

Secure luggage storage is available for all our guests for free before check-in and after check-out.

How can we get to Design Sorbonne hotel from the closest airport or train station ?

Public transport options are:

Airports
• Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG), 32 km/20 mi, directions here
• Paris Orly (ORY), 17 km/11 mi, directions here

Train stations
• Gare du Nord, 8 km/5 mi, directions here
• Gare de Lyon, 3 km/2 mi, directions here

What are the payment methods accepted at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

Depending on the rate you select, payment will either be upon reservation or check-in.
At check-in, you will need a valid credit or debit card and an ID.
If you’re having trouble making your reservation contact us and we’ll assist you.

We accept the following payment methods:
• Visa
• MasterCard
• American Express
• Bank transfer
• Cheques vacances

We accept cash payments at the front desk.
All means of payment not listed above are considered unacceptable.
• You need a valid credit card as a guarantee to book your stay online. If you do not have a credit card, please get in touch with us.
• We do not require a security deposit. Please note that if you have chosen the prepaid option, you will be required to pay the total amount in advance.
• We do not accept installment payments.
• We do not accept payments made for someone else.

Does Design Sorbonne hotel provide meeting rooms?

Our breakfast room is open for rental the afternoon.
For proper meeting rooms réservation we invite you to contact Hotel des 3 colleges, located 16 rue Cujas.
hotel@3colleges.fr

Does Design Sorbonne hotel have special offers, gift boxes or vouchers?

We are able to offer you various special offers.
To have a look at our special offers, click HERE.

Is it possible to have twin beds at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

The rooms that offer twin/split bed options are Superior Twin/Queen Design and Delux Design.

When booking a room, select the right room type and do not hesitate to make your preference known in the "special request" section (that pops up right before you confirm the booking).

Does hotel Design Sorbonne offer private transfer to/from airports or train stations?

Transfer rates depend on the number of people and the type of vehicle. See details below.
Service provided by Get Transfer.

For more info, click HERE.

What is the cancellation policy for Design Sorbonne hotel ?

Do you want to cancel a reservation?

What is the size of the beds at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

Classic Rooms rooms have 1 double bed(140x190cm)
Superior Design rooms have 10 double beds(140x190cm)
Superior Twin/Queen Design rooms have 7 queen size beds(160x190cm)
Delux Design rooms have 5 queen size beds(160x190cm)
TopFloor Bath rooms have 1 double bed(140x190cm)
TopFloor Douche rooms have 1 double bed(140x190cm)

Can Design Sorbonne hotel arrange special requests like wine, birthday cake, flowers, decoration, etc. ?

We are able to accommodate special requests
The following items are available:
- Champagne
- Chocolate
- Flowers
- Rose petals
- Fruit basket

Is Design Sorbonne hotel fully accessible for wheelchairs ?

Yes, the property is wheelchair friendly.
Our wheelchair-accessible accommodations are equipped with a roll-in shower.
At the end of the reservation form, there will be a “special request” box. Let us know that you require wheelchair accessible room and we will take care of the rest.

Does Design Sorbonne hotel have rooms with balcony ?

Unfortunately, we don't have rooms with balconies

Does Design Sorbonne hotel provide shuttle services to and from airports ?

We do not offer shuttle services.

is it possible to request a specific floor at Design Sorbonne hotel ?

Our hotel has 6 floors, a lift on each floor and it's not wheelchair accessible
Classic Rooms: Any floor
Superior Design: Any floor
Superior Twin/Queen Design: Any floor
Delux Design: Any floor
TopFloor Bath: Top floor
TopFloor Douche: Top floor

Are rooms in the Design Sorbonne hotel equipped with fridge or mini bar?


We do not offer fridge or mini bar services in this property.

Do rooms at Design Sorbonne hotel include a welcome tray, coffee machine or kettle?


We do not offer welcome tray service.

Tourism

The Pantheon, Luxembourg Gardens and Notre Dame are just a few minutes walk away... The Louvre and Eiffel Tower aren't far. Sightseeing is so much simpler when your hotel is based in the heart of the city.

Here, the multiple facets of the capital are yours to discover! Go shopping in Saint-Germain, rub shoulders with students at the nearby bookshops, visit the many famous monuments nearby (the Pantheon, Notre Dame, the churches of Saint-Sulpice and Saint-Séverin), or walk through the tiny streets of Ile de la cité, along the banks of the Seine or through the pristinely cultured Luxembourg Garden. In the evening, enjoy a play at the Théâtre de l’Odéon or dine at one of the many famous restaurants that have forged the Left Bank’s reputation as both creative and bohemian! The 38 rooms at the Design Sorbonne are packed full of vibrant, fun colours and arabesque fabrics. Designer style with attention to detail and the latest technology. A hotel bursting with colour in a fascinating part of Paris!
 

Shopping

- From the designer boutiques of Saint Germain to the so chic Bon Marché department store, shop like a real Parisian: with style.

Going out 

- Café de Flore, Les Deux Magots, Brasserie Lipp, Le Petit Journal... the best restaurants, famous cafés and swinging jazz clubs are all in the area.

Culture

- The majestic stone buildings of the Sorbonne University are literally opposite. The bookstores and art galleries of Saint Germain are a short walk away.

Peace & quiet

- We're in the centre but off the main road, so even after a night on the town you can still count on a good night's rest.

IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD

SORBONNE UNIVERSITY

SORBONNE UNIVERSITY

In 1253, a college for 16 poor students who wanted to study theology was created at Louis IX's request. It became the Sorbonne as Robert de Sorbon, the king's confessor, gave his name to the school. After 1885, it became the most important university in France; and, nowadays, it is still one of the most important universities in Paris. The Sorbonne Church was built according to the will of Richelieu between 1635 and 1642. In the church, you can admire his grave, carved by François Girardon. The dome was painted by the famous painter Philippe de Champaigne. Group tours (from 10 to 30 people) are regularly organised to allow visitors to discover the richness of the Sorbonne’s heritage. Visits lasting one and a half hours on average take place by appointment from Monday to Friday and on one Saturday per month. Telephone + 33 (0) 1 40 46 23 48 or go to visites.sorbonne@ac-paris.fr. For guided tours in foreign languages, please hire an interpreter.

LUXEMBOURG GARDEN

LUXEMBOURG GARDEN

Situated on the border between Saint-Germain-des-Prés and the Latin Quarter, the Luxembourg Gardens, inspired by the Boboli Gardens in Florence, were created upon the initiative of Queen Marie de Medici in 1612. The gardens, which cover 25 hectares of land, are split into French gardens and English gardens. Between the two, lies a geometric forest and a large pond. There is also an orchard with a variety of old and forgotten apples, an apiary for you to learn about bee-keeping and greenhouses with a collection of breathtaking orchids and a rose garden. The garden has 106 statues spread throughout the park, the monumental Medici fountain, the Orangerie and the Pavillon Davioud. There are many activities and facilities for children such as puppets, rides and slides. Adults, whether they are Parisians or tourists, can play chess, tennis, and bridge or remote control boats. The cultural programme is characterized by free photography exhibitions on the garden railings and by concerts in the bandstand.

CLUNY MUSEUM

CLUNY MUSEUM

The visit begins on the Boulevard Saint-Michel, where even before entering the museum, you can admire the vestiges of Gallo-Roman baths. Fast-forward 14 centuries and find yourself in the superb courtyard of the Hôtel de Cluny, built at the end of the 15th century. The museum’s collections include art from antiquity to Renaissance times and feature some veritable masterpieces, including the Pilier des Nautes from the 1st century, and the six tapestries that make up La Dame à la Licorne (The Lady with the Unicorn), dating from the 15th century.

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