the eatery of the students open 24/7. everyone here complains about the food. after all, it is all french cusine and unfortunately, it is an acquired taste for those forty and above. however gourmet it may be, it is still absolutely disgusting. usually students are found substituting their lunch tray for something from the vending machines or racing off campus to find something better. wouldn‘t you do the same inbetween classes?[/block quote]

the massive common room which lies in between the two hallways, right in front of the double grand spiraling staircase. floor to ceiling windows frame the walls with gorgeous views of the city as do several pieces of artwork created by the students of yesteryear that attended the university. complete with a few bookcases and a large fireplace it is definitely a hit with everyone who attends the sorbonne. plus, one cannot forget the fully stocked refrigerator on the side which includes the finest of wines and delicacies.

these rooms are organized like presidential suites in a hotel with a victorian theme. each has a layout similar to a tiny house complete with two bedrooms, two baths, and one large living space in which a kitchen, family room and dining room have been combined. due to the gender of the space, each can house up to four students of whatever nature. the honore hallway is specifically designed to give off the feeling of a world long gone complete with fully furnished rooms and opulent décor.