The hotel has less than 100 rooms, only one set of stairs and one elevator, both visible from the front desk. B reakfast tables are placed close enough to each other so that you can meet other travellers. T here are safes in most rooms and a front desk manager who really cares about his guests and also speaks excellent English. If you prefer to picnic as I do, there are plenty of places to buy wine, bread, cheese, etc. Littre is beautifully located - one half block from public transportation which includes Montparnasse Train Station, Metro and buses.
T here is room service now.
Last year there wasn't any but the manager did bring rolls and tea to one of our clients who had the flu. Journeywoman's Paris Pointers P aris is divided into a numbered system of twenty districts or arrondisements. The higher the number alloted to the district, the farther that neighbourhood is from central Paris. Parisians will always give directions to a restaurant or a hotel by giving the number of the arrondisement first. P aris is cut in two by the Seine which runs east and west across the city.