The 5th arrondissement, known as The Latin Quarter, is one of the most sought-after places to stay in Paris. The combination of rich history (the Sorbonne, the Pantheon), a lively student atmosphere and proximity toMoffatar Street (Rue Mouffetard) – one of the city’s famous culinary streets – makes it a winning choice.
This is an area where it's fun to get lost in the alleys, sit in historic cafes, and enjoy excellent accessibility to all the main sites (like Notre Dame and the Luxembourg Gardens).
🏆 Francophile's Top Choices (AM;LC)
The apartment near Boulevard Saint-Germain
Quiet, beautifully designed and equipped studio in the heart The Latin Quarter The lively (on the edge of Saint-Germain). A perfect solution for those looking for high-class hospitality and peace of mind.
Le Gracieux – Milora Inn
A modern and bright apartment, about a fifteen minute walk from the Luxembourg Gardens. Suitable for a couple (or couple + 1) with a bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room.
Beruchet
A small, clean and well-equipped apartment in the heart of the district. Walking distance from Notre Dame Cathedral, Saint-Michel and the Cluny Museum.
If you live in the 5th arrondissement, dedicate one morning to visitingMonge Market (Monge Market). This is a lovely open-air market that operates on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday mornings. Shop Cheeses and bread, and go eat in the Luxembourg Gardens or the nearby Jardin des Plantes.
Apartments for up to 3 people
Le Gracieux – Milora Inn
- 150 meters from Sensier-Dubenton station
- Private entrance, washing machine and full kitchen
- 25 square meters on the ground floor, cramped for three
25 m² apartment with a separate bedroom and a living room with a sofa bed, its own private entrance and tiled floors. There is a washing machine, a fully equipped kitchen with a coffee machine and a microwave, and streaming services on the TV. The location is the story: Censier-Daubenton station is 150 metres away, the Grande Mosquée is 300 metres away, and the Moffattre market is a 5-minute walk. To the pantheon Eleven minutes and fifteen minutes to the Luxembourg Gardens. Note that it is 25 square meters on the ground floor, which means it is comfortable for a couple and cramped for three, and less private than on a higher floor. I recommend it to a couple who prefers to be in a lively neighborhood rather than between hotels.
Apartments for up to 4 people
Beruchet
- On Rue de Gland, one of the oldest in Paris
- Seven minutes walk from Notre Dame
- Only 20 square meters, and three guests is already cramped.
The apartment is located on Rue Galande, and if you love history like me, that's an advantage in itself: it's one of the oldest streets in Paris, originally along the Roman road that connected Lutsia to Fontainebleau. It's 20 square meters with a bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen and dining area, a shower room and a separate toilet. Up to Notre Dame Seven minutes walk, to the Cluny Museum five, to the Saint-Michel Notre-Dame station 550 meters. The restaurant Le Reminet is a few meters from the door. Note that the number is small: 20 square meters is comfortable for two, and three is already cramped. I recommend it to a couple who comes for a few days and wants to be in the heart of the ancient fabric.
My Nest Inn Mouffetard
- Air-conditioned, high ceilings and facing a shaded courtyard
- Free mobile phone with international calls and internet
- Cannot arrive after 7pm
Thirty square meters on Rue Larrey, with high ceilings, new furniture, air conditioning and a kitchenette with oven, microwave and espresso machine. The windows face a shady courtyard, so it's quiet. One detail here is really unusual: you get a free mobile phone, with international calls and internet, and there's also free luggage storage nearby. The Botanical Garden and attractions in the 5th arrondissement It's four minutes away, and the Pantheon is ten. Please note that you can't arrive after 7pm, and additional parking costs extra. I recommend it for a small family landing in the morning or afternoon.
Apartments for 5 guests or more
Maison Francois
- Large loft with three bedrooms and three showers
- Fully air-conditioned, on a quiet street
- Ground floor, no view and no stairs
Large loft inLatin Quarter, with three bedrooms and three bathrooms, and is designed for a group or two families traveling together. In central Paris, this is almost non-existent in this price range. The apartment is fully air-conditioned, sits on a quiet one-way street, and is entered directly from the street rather than through a shared lobby, which is very convenient with luggage. The owner is a long-time Parisian who manages several units in the area and responds quickly. The Luxembourg Gardens are a few minutes away on foot. Note that it is on the ground floor: no view, no stairs, and those sensitive to privacy will consider this. I especially recommend it for a group who wants to cook and eat together.
Pepper & Paper
- 24-hour reception, elevator and garden
- Free bicycles, board games and children's books
- Twenty minute walk to Notre Dame and the Seine
Seventeen apartments and studios on Rue de l'Arbalète, in what was once the Villa Dubenton and has been redeveloped as an aparthotel. They have air conditioning, a full kitchenette, a washing machine, a bathroom with a heated towel rail, and some units have a private balcony or a view of the garden. The reception is manned 24 hours, there is a lift, a free coffee and tea corner, bicycles for guests to use, and board games and books for children. Breakfast can be ordered to the apartment. Moffattre Market, one The markets My favorites, located five minutes away. Note that Notre Dame and the Seine are about a twenty minute walk. I recommend it for families who prioritize service over location.
CMG Saint Germain
- Two bedrooms and two bathrooms
- About an eight-minute walk from the Luxembourg Gardens
- There are no playpens and no extra beds.
Spacious and bright apartment with two bedrooms and two bathrooms, about an eight-minute walk fromLuxembourg Gardens. The operators here are the same company that also manages apartments in the 3rd district, and their standard is consistent: air conditioning, soundproofing, fully equipped kitchen, washing machine and coffee machine. A practical advantage worth taking advantage of: the staff office in the area, so you can leave your luggage after check-out instead of lugging it around for half a day. Note that there are no playpens, no possibility of adding a bed, and that there is a quiet rule between 10pm and 8am. I recommend it for a family with older children or two couples, not for someone coming with a baby.
Are all the apartments in the 5rd district you liked occupied?
The Latin Quarter is one of the most sought-after areas in Paris. If you haven't found a vacant apartment, here are other options:
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More options:
- For a broader list of Available apartments in the 5th district click here.
- It is highly recommended to also check Hotels in 5st District – There are great boutique hotels in the ancient alleys.
- If you are flexible, The 6rd District (Saint-Germain) nearby is more upscale, and the 13th arrondissement is cheaper.
- For further inquiries, the guide Where should you sleep in Paris? Will help you decide.
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