The elevator-equipped hotel is as bright as a penny, with windows in the stairwell and a pleasant teal color scheme. No. 42, at the back, looks into a clump of birch trees in the neighbor's courtyard. 45 has more space than other rooms. But with 50 to choose from, the Leveque is more likely than some to have space when you need it. No. 53 has that, plus room for three.
All rooms have phones, TV and hair dryer.
Some overlook an appealing courtyard where you can have breakfast in good weather. A room on the top floor sleeps three and has a skylight that can be opened under the moonlight. Four Metro lines converge nearby, putting the Eiffel Tower and Disney Paris each a half-hour away. But the real draw is the garden, where you can have breakfast or just sit and read a book. All come with twin beds, and a number of rooms connect, making two doubles ideal for families.