HOTEL ODESSA MONTPARNASSE, Paris

Hotel Odessa is a 2-star property at the foot of the Montparnasse Tower, surrounded by many brasseries and theatres. Vavin Metro Station, 450 metres away, connects to Saint Germain-des-Prés, the Latin Quarter, and the Luxembourg Gardens in under 10 minutes. Gare Montparnasse is a 10-minute walk, and Métro lines 4 and 6 are within walking distance.

Room types at Hotel Odessa include Classic Rooms, Superior Double Rooms, and Family Rooms. Every room has satellite television, double glazing, and en suite facilities with bathtub or shower, washbasin, and toilet. Family Rooms sleep four with one double and two twin beds; fifth-floor Classic Rooms have balconies, and the Superior Double Room has a larger updated bathroom.

A lift serves all six floors, and the large luggage room lets guests store bags after check-out and keep exploring. The 24-hour front desk provides concierge service, express check-in/check-out, daily housekeeping, and luggage storage. Receptionist Nicolas is an artist and draws guest portraits; soundproof rooms, air conditioning, and safety deposit boxes are available.

Family Rooms accommodate two adults and two children, and babysitting/child services are available. Pets are allowed at the hotel. Breakfast in the room can be served; the order includes croissant, café au lait, bread, jam, and yogurt.

The Montparnasse quarter is known for its restaurants and cafés, and a food market sets up in front of the hotel twice a week. The area is filled with brasseries, creperies, bookshops, and art supply stores. The Montparnasse Tower and the district's theatres are within walking distance.

Location: Foot of the Montparnasse Tower, 450 metres from Vavin Metro Station

Rooms: Classic Rooms, Superior Double Rooms, and Family Rooms

Services: Large luggage room and concierge service

Family: Family Rooms sleep four and babysitting/child services

Dining: Breakfast in the room with croissant, café au lait, bread, jam, and yogurt

Pets: Pets allowed at the hotel

Extras: Receptionist Nicolas draws guest portraits