The room is a nice size, but it smelled like mildew. I'm not a fan of carpeted rooms. The room felt outdated and like I said smelled like mildew. The cleaning was good. The bathroom layout was weird to me. The toilet was in its own room next to the bathroom where it only contained the shower and sink. The room with the toilet was small, and you had to exit the toilet room and walk to the room with the shower and sink to wash your hands. I find this to be unsanitary. Overall if you are staying for a night or two, I guess it's fine. I probably would skip it. read more

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1st night at this lovely hotel. View of the city from our room, just not the Eiffel Tower view. ‍ oh well, next time. Very clean and tidy. Terrace bar and restaurant has a nice environment. Waiter's and staff very welcoming. There happened to be a Rugby Game and Soccer Game during our visit, with some kind of protest (unknown what about) surrounding our hotel and streets. Police in Riot Gear also outside-with the "Press" to record the scene. Inside the hotel, we felt safe. We ventured out after 8:30 pm (hotel clerk said everyone was gone & protest was over) I will update this review as needed-stay tuned. read more

Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre - View from our room. - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

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Mercure hotels are perfect for my family! We have stayed at their Montmartre and Nice locations. We had such a great time staying at this location that we stayed again on our second trip to Paris. The location is wonderful because there are many food options (excellent middle eastern food across the street!) and a metro stop close by. One of my family members fell ill in the room in the middle of the night and I needed to tell housekeeping that there was a mess and the staff was completely kind and understanding. The staff was always helpful regarding making phone calls for us since my French is embarrassing. The Mercure hotels offer awesome breakfast and this location has a charming patio and quality food choices. This area of Paris has a reputation for being very touristy but we feel that it's very local also with authentic Parisian bakeries, shops and a good base to begin your exploration of Paris. Mercure hotels have what my family needs-- clean, comfortable rooms, helpful staff, superb locations and ALWAYS an affordable price for what the hotel offers. read more

Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre - How much would you pay for this if you saw it at a garage sale? - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

This is a nice modern hotel in Montmartre a block away from the Moulin Rouge. We booked through Travelocity and received a great rate for our five day stay that included the premier room view of the Eiffel Tower and breakfast. We arrived early and were told our room was not ready but they stored our bags so we could go for lunch. We needed a hard copy of our Travelocity reservations to prove our premier status. They do not seem to have this information when you arrive. I was surprised. The folks at the front desk speak English and are friendly. Or room was ready when we returned and they let us check in early. The room was on the 9th floor and the elevator is very quick. The room was large by Euro standards, clean and modern. The view was unbelievable of the French rooftops, the Eiffel Tower and downtown Paris. This was a 5 star view and worth the upgrade. The bed was comfortable and the bath clean. We made good use of the mini fridge with was filled with complimentary beverages daily. We also used the safe. The rooms are unbelievably quiet. We never heard a neighbor. As other reviews indicate the cups for coffee are cheesy and leak. The cups are 1 star. The breakfast was fantastic with a large assortment of breads, pastries, cheeses, beverages and a few hot offerings. I did not care for the eggs but they had an option for you to prepare a boiled egg which I did. The breakfast does get crowded and they run low on plates and tables but if you go early it is perfect. I think they charge $13 for breakfast if you don't get it al la carte. The workout room was nice although I did not use it preferring to spend time out doors. There are some wonderful restaurants in walking distance especially if you walk northeast to Montmartre. Also a historic cemetery is adjacent to the hotel. The only have a couple minor complaints. The staff would come into our room without knocking to service fridge or check phone. This was annoying and happened daily. There was also a scheduled power outage for maintenance that lasted 8 hours one day and we had no power in our room or throughout the hotel. This was a pain. I would recommend the hotel highly and would return. read more

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Spring for the Eiffel Tower view room. Always magical to see it sparkle. Had a small fridge, no microwave. Needed to use special plugs for electricity but even then broke my hairdryer on the first go. Make sure your item can handle 240 volts! Did not get the breakfast included package but just paid for it when we did go once. It was fine, but preferred being out in the city for food. Loved that the hotel was close to the metro. read more

We had the worst experience staying at this hotel and will never stay there again. It completely ruined our Paris experience. The twin beds in the double bed room were hard as stone and impossible to sleep on. We were told we could not get another room the first night. I had to beg for extra pillows and a blanket just to sleep on the floor. That night caused me to have severe back and neck pain for the rest of my trip. We were begrudgingly moved to a single bed room with a softer mattress on the next day and told it was the only one available (yeah, right!, they just didn't want to upgrade us), but it was a handicapped room next to the elevators with broken everything (lights, outlets, sink drain, side table, etc.) and no shower curtain so the entire bathroom gets soaking wet when showering. Oh, and the breakfast was terrible... very low quality, especially for Paris. It was typical American hotel food (giant vat of fake scrambled eggs and bacon, cheddar cheese slices and sour bread) that I could get for free in the States at any Hampton Inn or Holiday Inn Express. Honestly, I expect a lot more for a Paris hotel that charges over $200 per night. Very disappointed! read more

So happy I arrived the week AFTER fashion week. One can feel in the air that there are certainly less tourists about---lest I forget, the fridges inside of the hotel rooms are so smart, they're built to accommodate one 750ml bottle of l'eau minérale---- standing up! Yesssss Now--- advice to the patron: Pull the HansGrohe silver thing OUT to activate the rain shower option. The ascenseur: press "zero" to get to the lobby floor,1 for dining courtyard and breakfast bar. I managed to learn how to tell the help that I needn't daily service. That way I could orderly spread out my buys and plan for packing on the king bed. The cuke water pichet is very refreshing when one enters the lobby. After a whole day out, it's something I look forward to. Do eat all of the laminated baked products at breakfast, and skip the brick, DRY brioche. That's a gross option. Their baguettes are perfect. Pros thus far: 0630 breakfast outside in the terrace is wonderful and all high end products served!! A sign indicating MOF breads offered here. One can tell when biting in-- definitely! Palais des thés Paris Line of teas and good Nespresso espresso options. Shower head rocks and mattress and pillow in fine form. There is both a fridge of good size, and also a safe inside the room. I bought cheeses and baguettes from everywhere to sample. There is also a table and chair, as well as a small bench at the foot of the bed. Cons: I had to tell the b-fast lady my chambre number in French as she didn't even have me as a guest. Ridiculous --then, when I returned to my room after breakfast, they demagnetized my room key, assuming that I was to check out after eating. BEYOND inept. Horrible. But, the open spaces are quite nice and relaxing. The wifi is passwordless. Approximately 3-5 minute walk to 2 Light blue line at Blanche. Lines 68 and 74 are super useful for bus travel to city centre when one is just tired of being assaulted by all the urine in the metro subway corridors. I've been taking them of late to and fro. It's fun to see all the goings-on above ground when not in a hurry. Place Clichy stop helps you to have the options of 2 lines. The other, Blanche, will help you to xfer @ Barbes-Rochechouart and do fun things near the islands. Welcome! The G20 market is awesome! Both Franprix and Carrefour Express were only meh--- skip. Way better selection and fresher too. Plus, they sell Poilâne bread, only there! read more

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The only reason this review gets any stars at all is for the sheer fact that the hotel was in a very accessible location to many bars, restaurants, and sites. The shared spaces for the hotel (lobby, restaurant, lounge) were relatively nice as well. Here's where the zero star review would come in if it were possible: For the price, our room was small and felt dirty. The carpet was visibly stained in quite a few areas and looked like it may not have been vacuumed thoroughly recently. The shower setup was lacking and it was impossible not to get water all over the bathroom floor when taking even a quick shower. One of the elevators consistently had issues taking either of our key cards to actually get it to move. Much more concerning than the items I mentioned above, was the way one of the front desk staff handled a major problem that the hotel had created for us: I thought my fiance had placed my passport in the hotel room safe, but the day before our flight out of Paris I noticed that it wasn't there. That's when we realized that we never got it back from the front desk clerk the night that we checked in. We immediately went down to the front desk, but when we asked the man working (on Monday June 27th 2022 between 11:30am-1pm) if he would please look around for it he seemed as though we were annoying him and that he could not be bothered to look. He specifically said, "we have no passports here". We urged him again to look and he opened one drawer, took a quick peek and assured us there was no passport. We felt the lack of respect from the front desk concierge when asked about the passport was completely unwarranted especially because at this time there was currently no one else at the desk to attend to. Because he refused to help us, we had to spend the rest of our day going to multiple Paris police stations, then going to the US Embassy to get a replacement passport so I could fly to Dublin the next day and continue on our trip around the UK for the next few weeks. This put an extreme damper on the end of our Paris trip and was unfortunate because we had to cancel our plans to spend our last day in Paris visiting the Palace of Versailles. Instead, we spent it running all over town, wasting the day, and spending 165 Euro's on a replacement temporary passport + the cost of the Ubers to get to and from the police stations and Embassy. I will also have to incur the time/process of getting an actual replacement passport once back in the U.S. Even more frustrating was that when we got back to the hotel late afternoon/early evening that day (Monday June 27th) the new front desk clerk recognized us immediately and said he had my passport at the front desk. It was in one of the drawers at the front desk...the same drawer that his colleague we asked earlier to check for the passport looked in half heartedly and said he didn't have it. I submitted a request to the hotel, Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre Sacré-Coeur, and hotel parent company, Accor, to tell them the issue and to ask them if they would at least cover the unnecessary replacement cost I incurred since it had been their fault my passport was "lost" in the first place. After I reached out respectfully to them twice and got nothing more than them questioning me why my passport was at the front desk and a "no" on helping cover my passport cost, I've been forced to leave this review due to their inaction. When again, the entire reason it was there was because their front desk employee forgot to give me my passport back upon checking in and then another refused to help us look for it. After the way this situation was handled by one of the front desk staff as well as Marc Villeger, one of Accor's internal staff, I would urge you to not risk your stay with Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre Sacré-Coeur or any other Mercure/Accor hotels and properties. It's unfortunate they would not admit their financial responsibility for their neglect. read more

Clean and simple hotel. Friendly staff who are very helpful and English speaking. We were on the 6th floor and had a partial view of Eiffle Tower. Never been to Paris before but I have to say I really love Montmartre and the location of the hotel was great. The hotel is at the base of the walk up to Basilica Sacre-Coeur passing the cemetary about 15-20 minute walk. The winding cobble stone streets had such cute charm about them. Also had many restaurants along the way up and near hotel. Place de Clichy metro stop is about 3-5 minute walk from hotel which accesses the M2 and M13 lines and pretty easy to get around Paris. Trains come very often and clean. Breakfast included with a selection of eggs, sausage, bacon, croissants, cured meats, cheeses, breads and spreads, yogurt, cereal, coffee, and freshly squeeze orange juice served weekdays 6:30-10 and weekends 6:30-11. Overall great stay! read more

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If you enjoy a/c, extra towels, more than one pillow and a friendly staff you will hate this place. You can ask for whatever you like and they will flat out say no. read more

Spent several enjoyable nights at the Hotel Mercure Paris Montmartre becuz: (1) Large, modern & clean rooms (2) Complimentary Buffet Breakfast (3) Great Location - Make sure you spend some time at the Montmartre village which is just up the hill & close to the metro. (4) Free Wi Fi (5) Comfortable Bed We walked to our Moulin Rouge dinner/show from the hotel ... :). My stay was a 4 Star Experience! read more

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Ok. We have stayed here one night on a 3 day stay so far. The room is comfortable cozy. Not too bright .. Bed isn't the most comfortable but I'm 250lbs... But I slept wonderfully and the pillows are good. The Tv Is super HD... Had a great view of the Sacre coeur The breakfast was AHHMAZEBALLZ... The hotel really put effort into it... They literally blow away any American breakfast hotel ive ever stayed at. Crepes, the coffee, expresso, breads, etc... The eggs were a little runny, but it is how they are made... Not American runny, but more juicy. If I could give a 6 star rating for their breakfast I would. Staff is exceedingly friendly .. Xavier at the buffet was excellent and one of the friendliest people I have had the privilege of meeting. He is a testimony to what customer service should be and represents France well! read more

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Great hotel in a great location with a great staff. We were close to the metro and walking distance to the Basilica de Sacre Coeur, and the Moulin Rouge is down the street. The front desk staff was helpful with offering dining suggestions and giving directions. Only slight gripe, which might not even be any issue for others, was the lack of pillows in the room. The beds each had 1 tiny pillow, with another in storage. We asked for more and they were brought up. The room was comfy and clean otherwise. And very quiet, which made this light sleeper happy. Overall it was a great stay! read more

Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre - Cute decor in lobby - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

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Nice and clean hotel. It was a lot better than our last hotel in Paris. Close to the Action here. You need to be close to the action because the traffic here is atrocious. The breakfast was wonderful. read more

Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre - Lobby shot - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

Very nice modern hotel in the Montmartre district of Paris. Rooms were clean, staff was very friendly. We had a room in the front which made it slightly noisy. We only had appetizers at the Bar but they were good. I would definitely stay here again. read more

Pro: Very clean, safe, spacious for a European hotel. Budget friendly. Con: Located on a busy street, doesn't feel very Parisian, shower didn't close all the way and water sprayed all over the floors, lobby smelled like cigarettes covered by too much air freshener. Not in a touristy part of town, a bit far from city center. read more

Ahhhhhh Paris. I am very much obsessed with you and wish I could go back immediately. I booked my trip to Paris via Virgin Vacations- flight, hotel, and any add ons I needed, such as hotel transfer. However, I elected to upgrade my hotel to the Montmartre as I wanted something a little more chic, and a little more boutique-y (big fan of Kimpton in the U.S.). The goods- *All the staff that I interacted with spoke English, or enough that I could get by with what French I knew if they didn't *Generously sized rooms- unlike a previous teeny room in London, this could have easily fit two people (or me and all my purchases). *Free breakfast (mini crepes and coffee maker were the best aspects) *Proximity to Place de Clichy metro, even if you have to walk by the same homeless guy every time. *Gorgeous decor- they had decorated for the holidays on my last day Still not bad- *Not a fan of the runny scrambled eggs. Chose not to mess with the boiled egg option, wouldn't have minded poached *Construction for long hours throughout the day- yes these times were posted but wouldn't have minded a break for a late afternoon nap *Couldn't really get hot enough in the room- after a day of walking around in the cold, I wish it could have gotten a wee bit warmer *The shower, while having great pressure, leaked on the floor- maybe because there was no door, but this was closer to the showerhead end. Not the biggest deal, just a minor annoyance. All in all, a great stay. If you're a single female traveler who is used to getting around in a big city, this is a perfectly safe location as long as you're careful. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a decently priced hotel in a good location in Paris. read more

Great location, modern and with all the amenities. You might want a more authentic Parisian experience but why give up comfort? The bar on the first floor has the most hilariously French bartender in the world. It's like Fawlty Towers up in there- if you are not French expect lousy service, but so bad it was funny. I asked for a vodka martini and he just looked at me and said no. (i found out that is not something the French make, except I imagine in very high end places). You can walk to many things from here, and the Metro is a block away. A word of warning, they get a lot of groups being such a large hotel but the walls are so thick, I never heard a thing. read more

This is a great hotel for the area. The rooms (as mentioned in Amanda F.'s review) are, in fact, enormous compared to most hotels at this price range in Paris. I stayed here for 5 nights and always felt at home and comfortable. Great breakfast on site...and you are steps away from great cafes, restaurants, bars, the Metro and the Montmartre area. I'd definitely stay here again! read more

Surprisingly awesome hotel in prime Montmartre location. The rooms themselves are fairly enormous and definitely spacious enough for two to live quite comfortably for over a week. The hotel is large and often has enough availability that you can get a pretty good deal on a last-minute stay. It seemed popular with business travelers, which meant that the amenities were pretty good, and included a multi-device phone charger in the lobby in the event of forgetfulness. The location is ridiculously perfect: next door to the gorgeous Montmartre Cemetery (tucked under an overpass), right on the outside edge of Place de Clichy with its many cafes, shops and bars, and a short walk from both the Moulin Rouge and my favorite high street in Paris: Rue des Abbesses. While the tourist attractions of 6eme and Rive Gauche are a fair walk, the Place de Clichy metro across the street makes all of Paris accessible. My only gripes about this place are that, while the internet is "free," you get kicked off every 6 hours, which means you have to go through the (sometimes agonizingly slow) login process frustratingly frequently. Also, while the cleaning services were good while they were there, they seem to have "forgotten" my room for about 50% of the nights that I stayed. Overall, though, awesome hotel experience - especially for Paris, where the rooms can be box-like and incredibly hit and miss. read more

Stayed here for 4 nights during our stay in Paris. The people working in the front lobby were pretty rude and unwelcoming. We only encountered one lovely young lady who was nice to us during our whole stay. One of my friends was fully ignored by the staff when she asked how much a certain item was. This poor customer service we all encountered was unfortunate. Upon checking in we were told our rooms weren't ready which we figured wouldn't be because we arrived early. We were told to check back in 5 hours. The next people to walk in spoke French and were told by the staff to check back in 2 hours. We confronted the staff why were quoted a bigger wait time and he had no answer. 10 minutes later he comes up to us and tells us he will have a room ready for us shortly. So much for being treated equally. The hotel is located in a great centralized location in Montmartre. Great location for the price we got. The rooms were small with an awkward bathroom situation where the toilet is in a separate tiny "room" and the bathtub and sink in another room. Nearby the hotel is the Moulin Rouge just 2-3 blocks away. There was an abundance of restuarants and cafe's nearby. We got some great cappuccino's and croissants just up the hill from the hotel almost every day. There is FREE WIFI, which was a plus. Also, a complimentary breakfast which I never had the chance to try. I wouldn't mind staying here again as long as they do something about the way they treat American tourists. read more

I loved this hotel! The young man working the front desk was so very helpful, skinny dark hair and French He told me where to eat and where to go for good champagne and great fois gras Anything I needed I was given help, everyone was helpful The location was near subway but I took black car service all over Paris. Walk a block away to curbside cafes nightlife and crepes made on the street 2 block walk to Moulin Rouge. The breakfast offered is absolutely amazing Assuming they didn't run out of the cake!! Best cake I ever had. They post it near the honey and the eggs There are 3 separate buffets - the staff here is great. The main concierge is a bit "snooty" and the only person I ran across that fit the perception of the rude Frenchman who hates Americans, but I didn't take it personally. He's on the day shift. I spent conversations with the night staff. Much more laid back. I thought thier pastries were exceptional. I recommend the hotel. The night staff including security were helpful Friendly and they keep the glass sliding doors locked Internet, food and drinks are acceptable Pharmacy within 2 blocks Would stay again if ever in Paris France again. read more

The rooms were surprisingly large for an European hotel. Very clean and comfortable. Breakfast buffet was great but pricey - 18 euros plus there was some express breakfast where for 8 euros you would get a measly croissant and a tablespoon of coffee. We stayed on the 8th floor and could see most of the city from the window (not that there is much to see). Supposedly the 9th floor views are even better. We had a little fridge stuffed with drinks and that was included in the cost of room. Hotel is located close to the seedy red-light district of Moulin Rouge and Pigalle but on the other side is Monmartre so the overall location is pretty decent, just avoid going towards Pigalle after dark. Plenty of subway lines are close as well. Just like any other reviewer here and on other website will say - don't expect to rely on Wi-Fi. It's super slow, constantly goes down and is a pain to reconnect. If Wi-Fi is critical for you - make sure to have 4G data plan ready which had a very good reception in the room. read more

This is not your glamourous stay in Paris but merely out of convenience in proximity to Gar du Nord Station. I will say some big plusses are that it was incredibly quiet and much nicer than I expected for such a location. The desk people were incredibly helpful and friendly so if those hit in the right price...this is a great choice! It's 3+ stars. read more

One stained, thin, rough, bath towel per person, no wash cloth. No shampoo, conditioner, or lotion in bathroom available. Coffee cups in room were plastic and the hot water melted them. Best surprise ever, second day of our stay, we found a strange pair of dirty male underwear in our room! Need I say more? read more

Very convenient hotel close to the Molin rouge, view the fabulous dancing show at the Molin rouge and checked in at he hotel, very modern decoration, good choice in minibar , nice breakfast read more

Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre - nice - Hotels Near Me - Paris, 75

This is not the hotel you're looking for if you want character in Paris. It's certainly close to Montmartre Cemetery, if you're into gravestone gazing, and it's a reasonably short walk from the hotel up to villagey Montmartre, but it's also anonymous in the way that says 'Business Travellers Stay Here'. The rooms are perfectly comfortable, if a little worn around the edges. If you decide that the location is for you and want to make a reservation, do check the Accor site (Mercure is an Accor hotel) and go for one of the superior rooms that were renovated just last year (2009). There are a couple of unexpected perks as are found in other Mercure hotels, such as shoe-shine machines next to the lifts and the occasional vending machine, but room service is only available until 11pm and there isn't a restaurant. Anyhoo, who in their right mind goes to Paris for room service? The bar does serve snacks but if you're a night owl, you're in the right part of town (if a little seedy in parts) to find some sort of sustenance late at night so this shouldn't matter too much. The best thing about this Mercure Hotel is the rate card. In Paris, you'll find it hard to get something as reliable for the price, especially if you join the Accor Group's A Club for frequent guests and save up all your points for vouchers towards your stays at Accor hotels. So if all you need is somewhere clean and quiet to rest your head, and you don't mind the lack of Parisian 'charm', this is a good-value option. read more

Hot hotel room. Thermostat didn't work. Bed was uncomfortable. Would not recommend.

Excellent and clean. Employees are courteous and helpful. Would definitely come back to this place.

We enjoyed everything about this hotel, especially the English-speaking concierge Daniele. He helped us with any problem or concern that came up. Everyone at the hotel was helpful and pleasant. The common areas were beautiful and immaculate. We especially enjoyed the outdoor terrace. We found the modern-retro decor refreshing. The lavish breakfast buffet options were diverse and kept us going all day. The same seating area doubled as a bar later in the day into evening. The fridge in the room was great for keeping snacks, bottled water, and my meds, which need to stay cold. The bed was a little hard for us, but some people prefer that. We found the room was a little stuffy, but when we opened the windows, hornets flew in! Not to worry - the staff took care of it, and offered us another room if we so desired. We landed up keeping the room because we enjoyed our view of the city and Sacre Coeur. They even gave us a floor fan! The location was ideal for us. We will definitely return to this hotel when we return to Paris. read more

Stayed at the hotel for an award function for basketball. The lobby looks great. The bed was hard and the bathroom smelled like urine. It was raining an I asked to borrow an umbrella like most of the hotels offered that I stayed at. I was told to go down the street and buy one.....WTF. Could not even get a iron to use. And the water smelled so bad I was to scared to make a cup of coffee. It's not worth the money. Then to top it off, in the bathroom there was a sign that said this hotel proposes you to reuse your towels and thus acting on favor of positive hospitality..... they offer very little hospitality it's a do it yourself hotel at a high price read more

We stayed at the Mercure Hotel Montmartre for 4 nights. It's centrally located within short walking distance to the Moulin Rouge and the next Metro station is also close by at the Place de Clichy. There are lots of cafes and restaurants as well as supermarkets and a cinema. The interior design is very modern with bright colours and a touch of retro-style. Our room was surprisingly big by Parisian standards, the toilet was even separated from the bathroom. We had a room on the 7th floor towards the street so we were able to see the Sacre Coeur as well as the Eiffel Tower. I don't like queen size beds because they don't offer enough space for us so I booked a twin bed room as I didn't know they have king size beds. At check-in the front office agent asked us if we preferred a king size bed so I was quite happy about that. Nevertheless I have to say that I didn't sleep well as the mattress was just too hard for me (my boyfriend had no problems with it so it was just a matter for me). I asked the front office agent if it was possible to put a mattress topper onto the bed to make it more comfortable for me and it was not a problem at all. I still didn't sleep well but at least they tried! As I already mentioned the room was located towards the street but with closed windows you didn't hear much from outside and a big plus is the very quiet air con! To sum up I can say that this hotel is definitley recommendable. read more

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The room was modern, spacious and clean and staff were friendly. Breakfasts were very good. Lots of restaurants near the hotel at quite reasonable prices. read more

We stayed at this hotel when we were on our honeymoon and it was great. The room we stayed in had tons of free beverages, a pretty view out the window, and it was steps from public transit. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel to others. read more

Very close to metro station, great breakfast offering, lots of restaurants near by. Placed DND on door each day due to electronics in room and came back to find our room was serviced each day. Overall a nice place to stay. read more

When we booked online, it said there was a deposit of 50 Euros per night; they actually meant that it was 50 Euros per person per night. Considering we were staying 10 days, this was not exactly a nice surprise. Otherwise, the staff was friendly, although it took a considerable amount of time to check in. Our room was pretty standard, though not nearly as colorful as the photos that were online. The nespresso and complimentary drinks were nice, especially since they included still and carbonated water. The bed wasn't the best, but since we were there to see Paris, we didn't mind. My only complaint about the bed was that the "night stands" were so far away from the bed, and since they were built into the wall, I had to stretch to get anything. In the end, I just kept my books, water, and phone on the floor immediately next to the bed. There was practically no view out of the hotel, because our window was quite small and the thick stone wall surrounding it prevented us from getting a peek at anything outside of our direct vision. However, and this must be stressed: the windows provide an excellent sound barrier, as the hotel overlooks a very busy street, and it wasn't until we opened the window that we found just how quiet the room was in relation to the outside environment. But: we heard every sound in the hallway and felt every door slam on our floor and the floor above us. This didn't disrupt us so much while we were sleeping, but it was annoying when we were trying to relax and people were checking out (or coming back from partying). The TV was also a nice size, bigger than other flat screen TVs I come across in other hotels like this. The bathroom was nice and clean. The bathtub was deeper than most hotel bathtubs I come across, which was nice for taking a hot soak, but after suffering an ankle injury a few weeks prior, I wasn't so happy that there wasn't a good place to grab when getting out of the shower. Since it was so steep, I felt like I had to do a bit of a balancing act on the wet shower floor and hope I wouldn't take a tumble. The glass door on the shower was not long enough to prevent the showerhead water from flooding the floor, so we had to be careful about where we directed the showerhead. The breakfast was amazing! From my immediate memory, they offered baguette, rolls, croissant, crepes, nutella, butter, jams, oatmeal, yogurt, salami, ham, two different kinds of cheeses, eggs, bacon, sausages, fruit salad, bananas, juices, milk, and coffee. The grapefruit seemed to spoil the fruit salad to an extent where I could barely tolerate to eat it, but I was happy with the rest of the selection. It could have used a bit more variety in terms of cheese, but we found that by taking advantage of the breakfast as much as we could, we actually were not hungry until 7 or 8 pm. We did not eat lunch a single time while we were in Paris. Overall, I would come back here again, but only if I was looking to spend all my time in the city (as opposed to spending some time in the hotel, putting my feet up and reading/relaxing). It is conveniently located next to the subway and bus stops, and walking up to Sacre Couer provides beautiful scenery with lovely bakeries. It is also next to an enormous cemetery, which is worth checking out. read more

Decent hotel. Rooms were cleaned but had tons of wear on cabinetry and carpeting, felt a little bit seedy. Great location but staff is a bit disconcerting in how they seem to not care about helping guests. read more

The red-light location didn't help matters, but the hotel was just not up to the task. The problem starts with the room - knobs falling off the shower & the sink being very sticky and hard to close - clearly they do not do regular inspections and repairs. Service is completely unreliable - we had to ask for cleaning service 3 times before finally getting someone to come about 20 minutes before her shift ended. She proceeded to spend 10 minutes wiping down the bathroom and making the bed before running out - didn't even bother with the floors (and I did not see a vacuum cleaner with the maid's cart, making me question how infrequent that particular activity occurs). The internet service was quite spotty - timing out frequentlly. I could go on, but I'm just trying to forget it ever happened. Find something else, somewhere else. read more

This hotel was perfect in many aspects for my recent trip to Paris. The staff were all so lovely and helpful, and thankfully spoke English well. The rooms were clean and well appointed. The hotel contains a bar/restaurant 1875 that has a nice little menu. My favorite dish was the vegetarian risotto. Also, the menu for the lounge doubles as the room service menu which I took advantage of a few times during my stay. My group was given access to a continental breakfast every morning which was very nice. Those chocolate croissants were pretty phenomenal. My only complaint was that the coffee tasted like dirt :-/ French coffee and american coffee are two very different things I have learned. The location really can't be beat as far as I'm concerned. We were very close to public transportation and walking distance to several really good brasseries. Montmartre is steps away, which is pretty much the coolest part of Paris. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Paris, especially a first timer like myself. read more

Nice hotel, efficient, clean and friendly staff. Rooms are small.