Best Western Hotel Le Montmartre Saint Pierre

Great service, good staff, good rooms, close to metro station and Sacre Couer! close to restaurants and shopping and food stores. The whole area was fine and I felt safe. I did not have the privilege to try the hotels breakfast as we checked out really early however there is a bakery that opened at 06:00, 10 steps away with sandwhiches,beverages, croissants and more.!

Great location, helpful staff, luggage storage until room ready. Nearby grocery stores and eateries. Comfy bed and room was large for 3 people. There is a metro station nearby and 2 close bus stops, that go to Moulin Rouge and Montemarte areas

We stayed for 2 nights at Best Western Hotel Le Montmartre Saint-Pierre. Overall everything was as can be expected. We had a nice quiet room number 18 facing the inner yard. The room was small but adequate with a fitted carpet, a small desk, a kettle, some tea, coffee and milk, an open closet with some cloth hangers, and an small open cupboard for other belongings. The WC and shower were separate and sink was in the room. There was also a tiny safe, not big enough for a laptop. The shower room had 1 mini bottle of conditioner, a soap, a body lotion and a hand lotion. The combined shower gel / shampoo was a big bottle bolted to the wall. The toiletries were not replaced the second day. We went to the reception and spoke with Rahman. His English was so and so, but he made up for that by being very helpful. He got two of the products from the storage right away and brought the body lotion a couple of minutes after to our room. We got mineral water in the room only for the first night. We did not complain about that as there were 2 mini-markets right next door to the hotel. Aldi 1 minute away and Coccinelle 1 minute away, selling Casino own brand products and other brands. Close to the reception there is a little area with some tables and chairs to sit down, to make tea / coffee. They had some renovation work going on during our stay. That did not disturb us that much as it was only during the day and it was not too smelly, noisy or dirty. The only inconvenience it caused was that we had to be careful when walking in the corridors and stairs not to get paint on our clothes. This is a reliable low-cost option to stay in a centrally located area of Paris. A suggestion for improvement would be if they had their checkout at noon like most other hotels do.

The room was small compared to a lot of hotel rooms but very functional, we don't spend all day in the room it's literally used for changing to go out at night and sleeping. There was renovation work going on whilst we were there, although only during the working day, so not late or early hours, but it would have been nice to be informed prior to arrival, especially as the corridors and stairs were quite small, so trying to make sure you didn't touch the painted walls was a juggle. Breakfast was limited for hot but plenty of options for continental. Staff were all amazing, and reception is manned 24/7, which is a massive plus, especially as they called taxis for us to use as my walking ability is limited. TBH, I'd use this hotel again as I know what I'm getting.

*We visited the hotel in December 2023 *Nonfunctional heating system. When we arrived in the room, it was freezing , only 17 degrees *As a compensation, we got external heater (I dont think, this is a solution in 3* hotel ,,,) *It looks like room was not occupied since summer. *Breakfast were catastrophic, outdated products, small variety. *Believe me or not, when we came for breakfast, another guests told us there was a MOUSE running over breakfast table, so all the meals were contaminated. Products were of course changed, but the staff doenst even told to upcoming guests, that there was this problem, so I told them. (Hotel knows about the mice, there were traps with dead mice) - see pictures *All was reported to the staff and reception, but it ruined the whole stay in Paris *The hotel, lobby looks nice, but it is like a good looking apple that ist rotten inside *Please, dont go to this hotel, all the problems that happened over past 3 years (Covid, Inflation, ..) are extremely visible even in Best Western Hotel chain.

Although the hotel does state that there are renovations happening - it is still not acceptable. Realistically they should have closed the hotel or closed one floor at a time as it does not meet the price of £350 for 2 nights when basically staying in a construction site. We were awoken to extreme noise, loud banging and strong smells of paint. At one point it felt as though they were trying tear the walls down! The whole hotel is covered in dust, rubbish from works and paint - be careful of your clothes! when I asked the front desk who I could discuss the complaints with he was extremely rude Do Not stay here if you want a relaxing getaway.

False marketing with room photos. Smallest room ever 7-8m2 with shower in the room and the toilet in the closet. 1 tiny elevator, renovation in the entire hotel and a sharp smell of paint. Good location though

Overall we had a good experience at this hotel. We didn't spend a lot of time in the room, but we felt comfortable and safe spending our nights here. The surrounding areas felt a little sketchy at times, but the street the hotel was on was very quiet. When returning back to the hotel at night, we stayed alert and did not experience any issues. There are a couple of grocery stores on the street that were great to stop into. The metro was a short walk away and, therefore, the entire city was easily accessible. The bed was extremely comfortable and the shower had good water pressure. There wasn't a dresser, just a small hanging area with about 6 hangers, which made organization of our clothes for a week-long trip a little cumbersome. They were making some updates to the outlets (putting in usb outlets) during our stay which was extremely helpful to not need a converter to charge our electronic devices. If we return to Paris, we would stay here again. It suited our needs and the price was very reasonable.

Although a little bit further than we originally anticipated from Gare du Nord (only 3 out of 4 of our bags had wheels), this hotel was conveniently located in Montmartre. Not only was there a Maccas opposite (comfort food for teenagers) but there was an Aldi supermarket next door & the amazing Urban Bakery a few doors up for fresh patisseries and juice. No need to partake breakfast in the hotel when the bakery was so close. Public transport was both metro and RER (the latter had far less stops) with lots of restaurants within easy walking distance. Loved the modern amenities from recent renovations and (for Paris and the price) decent sized rooms.

Given the tiny place, we didn't expect it to be actually so cute! The staff is very kind and open to any request at any time of the day or night. Coffee is free. The small hall is a piece of heaven. The rooms are a bit small but have everything you need. Very well connected with two meters from which you can reach every place.

Location was very close to sacre coeur and easy walking to metro station, room was clean and comfortable, breakfast was good and reception staff helpful. Would recommend this hotel for value for money, restaurant and bars near by were reasonable and friendly.

I travelled with my daughter for a 3 night break. We arrived at the hotel with our overnight bags and were advised to leave in reception and they would lock away until the room was available. We visited a museum and started to received notifications that one of my accounts was being used in Paris. We returned to the hotel to fund my daughters bag still in the hotel lobby and my bag missing. No explanation from reception and became apparent that my bag had been stolen. All possessions had been stolen!!! The hotel were very unhelpful and we were left needing to report to the Police. Given the circumstances I refused to stay at the hotel so organised a room elsewhere. I've asked for a copy the CCTV recording which they won't provide and have been promised compensation for the cost of the hotel for the last 2 months but when chased I hear nothing. I've travelled all over the world and this is by far the worst example of service I've received and it makes me question how the bag was stood and by whom!. I'm not bitter but my advice is don't use this hotel. When reported to the Police they weren't surprised at all.

It was not far from Gare du nord. Its a good location and the interior of the room was good. Lift in working order. AC working. Good view from. My room. Look properly otherwise you might miss the hotel.

Fantastic view of Sacre Coeur from our room. Near 2 metros #2 and #4. Can get to Notre Dame without changing metros. 20 minute walk from Gare d'Est. Groceries nearby. Restaurants nearby. We walked to Pignale which has a nice restaurant Bouillon Pignale which was 10 minutes away.

Had a couple of nights here as I have previously stayed before. Compared to last time it was a bit of a let down, had to ask for the in room tea and coffee, room cleaning service turned up at 1730 in the evening after we had been out all day. What happened to the mornings? As a diamond member of best western, I did receive a nice welcome letter in the room and a small Christmas bag of French sweets, which was a nice touch. The breakfast was lovely, except you had to play a bit of a guessing game to get a croissant or fresh bread, all were in the same colour brown bags and mixed up! The staff are very welcoming and friendly, although these was no one around mid morning when we checked out. The area round the hotel is a bit dodgy, but it is very handy for the Sacre Couer and Montmartre. I would stay again and recommend the hotel, it just needs to re up its game again to what it was before.

Great price! Great breakfast! Great staff! I'm coming back and bringing friends and we are going to take an entire floor at this great little hotel! I looked forward to the nice hot eggs & sausage every morning, with fresh fruit cups, croissants, meats, cheeses, juices,coffee, yogurt & more!

My wife and I stayed here in January. It is a bijou Best Western and I would recommend it. The room was very small, it is Paris and in the roof, the view was pleasant. The room was warm, clean and for the most part, well laid out. The location was great, it is 10 minutes walk to Sacre Coeur and 20 minutes walk to Boulevard Haussmann. Very easy for Gate Du Nord also. The staff were helpful and responsive to our requests. Would stay here again.

It may be spartan for some but my room was how wanted it for this trip: Clean and functional. The things I needed were there and I wasn't paying for things I wouldn't use. If your focus is visiting the city around you the Best Western won't distract you.

Great value for your money! This hotel is located at a walking distance to Sacre Coeur Church and Barbes metro station. My daily breakfast included Frech cheeses, fruit, and bread with cream cheese every day, though they also have eggs, weinners, cereal, milk, and juice.

Having stayed at a Best Western hotel the last time we visited Paris, we decided to go with them again - this time at Le Montmartre Saint Pierre. A short 15 minute walk from the Gare du Nord station, and situated between two metro stations, this hotel was a very good base for exploring the rest of Paris. The Basilica du Sacre Coeur is only a short walk away, and even the Eiffel Tower is only a short metro journey away. Prior to check in I emailed the hotel to inform them that our flight lands into Paris late at night and that we would require a late check-in, and they emailed back right away saying that it wouldn't be a problem at all. A good start, and one less thing to worry about! On arrival we were greeted warmly by the concierge, who was very friendly and helpful - absolutely nothing was too much trouble, be it asking to borrow a bottle opener or an iron and ironing board. Every member of staff we dealt with during our three day stay went out of their way to make sure we had a nice stay. The room was typically quite small - no surprise given how small rooms in Paris tend to be - but it had everything we needed, including a safe and a hair dryer in the bathroom. The shower and wash basin was open plan, which is fine for couples - but some people might not be comfortable with that. The room was immaculately clean and made up daily. Overall a very pleasant stay and we would definitely be happy to return.

Staff was very accommodating, welcoming and friendly! Kitchen staff also help with providing warm water and bowl so we could prepare porridge for our babies breakfast. Breakfast was also very fresh and filling. Room was perfect and set up with baby cots ready for our use. Room was cleaned and bed prepared every day keeping a clean and fresh feel to the room. Mattress was also very comfortable. Location to shops and public transport amenities was excellent. Made our stay and experience of Paris pleasurable. Highly recommended.

Decent hotel with friendly staff. Location is quite center and close to metrostation and parking garage. The rooms are small, but quite well furnished. Best benefit is that the air-conditioning also works in September (whereas most other hotels switch it of centrally earlier in the year). It's great to see that in this hotel a guest is allowed to determine the room temperature they prefer!

The hotel is situated 5 minutes from montmarte and from nearest metro:) the room is tiny but tidy :) shower is literally in the room there is no wall which separates bedroom from bathroom :) though it doesn't occur any discomfort :) there is no point to pay extra for breakfast because there is bakery with fresh croissants and baguettes near by :) moreover there's shop in same street. It's very nice place for tourists on budget :) though be careful there is lots of pickpockets on the streets and metro :) overall I satisfied with stay in this hotel value for money :)

There were cobwebs on the ceiling, the water from the shower leaked through the shower door no matter what we did. No ice. They only had think blankets and no sheet so sleep was difficult, we were either hot or cold all night. The location felt a bit unsafe at night. But, it was within walking distance to where we wanted to be and 2 metro stations for different lines. The area around it is full of wedding shops and beauty salons so it's an insight into life in Paris. I wouldn't say don't stay here but I probably wouldn't recommend it either.

My sister and I booked last minute at this small, quaint hotel whilst in Paris and were floored by the incredible and kind service received from staff. Close to everything (hour walk to the Louvre, 15 mins to Amelie's Montmartre!) clean, great value and wonderful service.

This hotel was the worst! The bathroom was extremely small and dirty. I wish I could post pictures. It had mold in the shower and was clearly not cleaned because it had a picture someone drew on the shower door with their finger on the fog. There is also no bathroom door so you have to shower out in the open with no privacy. The toilet has a door but it's so so small, I couldn't sit on the toilet without my knees hitting the wall (I'm only 5'9”). They also only provide a “vanity kit” and small bar of soap when you arrive. We were not given any more the entirety of our stay. Finally, the noise level is high. People are loud, we were right outside the elevator, and the traffic is very noisy - at all hours!

Excellent hotel, good location, close to cbd and sightseeing places, (nearby have a chruch on the hill top, can see the whole Paris), clean room, good staff services, nearby have McDonald and few supermarkets to buy stuff, also 3 persons rooms available, opt for Asians.

Excellent location less than 5 minutes walk to Metro. Local amenities on door step. Sacre Coeur 5 minutes walk. Room on smaller size but comfertable. Very, very helpful staff at all times. Would book again without hesitation.

First of all the staff was excellent. Exceedingly pleasant and helpful. The reason for my poor review is that there was an order that caused some people in my party to change rooms. The entire second floor smelled like there was an issue with a sewage line for the duration of our stay. Sometimes the smell also traveled to other floors; however it was mostly on the second floor. The rooms themselves appeared clean and the hotel is located close to the metro and was a few minutes walk (4 mins max) from sacre couer. If not for the smell i would have rated this hotel much higher.

Stayed for 5 night. Location is good, walking distance to two metro stations. Gare du Nord for international trains is 10 minutes walk. Except that rooms are somewhat small, everything else is fine. Staff is very helpful and breakfast is good.Montmartre is right there and several food places for variety of food, laundry are available.

An excellent stay at this hotel. The staff were all very friendly and happy to help. They were very obliging and advised us on the best routes to take etc, and even helped us mend some glasses! The room was very small but very clean. I would definitely visit this hotel again.

We stayed five nights at this hotel very centrally located near the Montmartre village with bus and metro connections. The staff deserve appreciation for their pleasant manners, helpful and cooperative throughout our entire stay. The breakfast was pretty good with cereal, fruits, eggs, cold cuts, yogurt and bakery products. Some shortcomings exist..1) there is only one lift which can barely accommodate two persons with luggage. 2) standard rooms are small and there are no closets, so you practically live out of your suitcase. The shower stall in our room no.49 had a bad stink and the water drained very slowly in the wash basin. They provide iron and iron board on request. Rooms are without a mini refrigerator. Overall very comfortable and would recommend it for people with families because of safety issues.

The entrance not easy to see as only a door in between a supermarket and a hair saloon. Given our key to the room and took our cases up in the very small lift. On arrival in our small room discovered the toilet seat was broken. We were then taken to another larger room at the front of the hotel. Mistake as the road was busy all night with traffic and early mornings the supermarket took extremely noisy deliveries. The air con did not work and we could not have the windows open. Breakfast, we had to ask for replacements for several items as they had run out and no one had bothered to refill them. Never stayed in a hotel where the shower is just a cubicle in the room. Would not choose to stay there again!

We stayed here for a 3 night short break. The room was very small. There are no drawers only two shelves next to the bed. The open wardrobe is very small. The breakfast was very good. Service on reception was generally helpful. Although the compromise here is on space - this is a very central location where the main sights are in walking distance. Overall therefore I thought this was good value, given the good quality of the breakfast included. The only other problem is that they have two settings for each floor - either winter or summer. They did change it to summer so that we could have air conditioning as a cold spell had just come to an end.

It was as expected a good place to spend the night after walking through Paris. Friendly staff and close to the Metro. Nice views to the Sacre Coeur as well at a decent price. I had a good time over there.

i was due to depart Paris the next day after arriving at Gare Du Nord from Amsterdam. It is about 10 mins walk from the station and there a lot of shops in the vicinity of the hotel which is convinient. The surrounding area is okay but one will always need to becareful when in Paris. The room size is acceptable with the expected amenities. My only gripe was the bathroom has no door so can be quite awkward depending on who you are staying with. The lift is also too small so you will need to make a number of trips up if you have a lot of luggages.

We have enjoyed our stay in this hotel, can not complain about anything, only the corridors could have better lighting, in the evenings you barely can see where you are going. We have stayed here for 3 nights. Location wise it is brilliant! Very close to Montrmartre!

I had booked 2x Deluxe Twin Rooms for my family. As one of the rooms had a strong smell of mold, I got another room but a much smaller one with a quite narrow double bed. The room had hardly space to open the suite cases. The rest of the hotel is narrow as well with a tiny elevator, narrow staircase and a small breakfast room with too little space for the guests. The last day of our stay we even went outside the hotel to find a boulangerie to eat breakfast as there were no seats available. The hotel is located in a bit dodgy area but very close to the Sacre Coeur. When walking towards the center you very quickly come to a much nicer area with pleasant restaurants, bars and shops but just around the hotel there aren't many nice looks. There are two metro stations very near. Wi-Fi Internet is free but quite slow and sometimes was not working. The staff of the hotel was very friendly and helpful!

The facility is situated next to two metro stations line 2 and 4. The hotel is located on a very quiet street. You actually feel very safe staying at this facility. The staff members exercise professionalism's at every level.

We planned our trip to Paris carefully and I booked this hotel based on the great reviews. I have to say that we were so happy we stayed here! Great location, rooms are updated and modern, we got the superior room for a little more and it was worth it. The bathroom was huge and the shower had great water pressure and lots of hot water which is what my husband requires to make him happy. The staff is friendly and helpful, have to give a big shout out and thank you to Alexandra & Angela for being so patient with us and giving us great information about the area including the bus route that goes to Les Puces Flea Market! Sacre Coeur is just blocks away so it is an easy walk even for us older folks. We found plenty of great places to eat and visit. I don't have any really negative things to say except that our in room coffee supplies were not replenished daily and we had to go to the front desk to get them, but that is really no big deal considering how nice the room was. Beds were comfortable, and for someone with back problems that was important. We slept great! Even though it is a major street, it was really quiet with the windows closed. Thank you Alexandra & Angela and everyone at the BW Montmarte St Pierre. We miss you!

This little hotel is within walking distance of Gard du Nord and superclose to Sacre Coeur and Montmartre.When we arrived at thr train station and got a little lost walking to the hotel we felt a litle uneasy aboiut the neighborhood, but after a few hours we felt safe and secure and comfortable with the surroundings. A bakery and a supermarket a few doors down and tons of restaurants in walking distance. Metro close by too with the 18 directly going into the other attractions in Paris. You ARE in Montmartre and it is fabulous. The hotel has clean ..lovely decorated small rooms, with comfortable beds and VERY nice bathrooms. The breakfast was a great deal with a fabulous spread of Paresian and international goodies...we highly recommend it. The staff is absolutely the best, we stayed here for 3 nights and felt so much at home. Merci to all of you and we will be back .

We only needed a stop for sleep/change and storage. Perfect. Staff very helpful, room fit our needs. If you are good with walking (we are) great location to start your journey from. Rate is typical of location, fair. Decor good and the room was nice and clean.

Stayed here for 7 nights. Staff were wonderful and very helpful. Most spoke English well enough to understand. Rooms were very clean however on the small side, but we did not spend a lot of time in the room. Bathroom very functional. Close to the metro and to the Sacre Coeur. Breakfast was sufficient to start the day.

This hotel was good value and really well located, near metro and sacre coeur. Was very clean with great showers. Breakfast was limited but ok. There was a bit of a drain smell around reception and in one of the rooms. Be careful if you request a twin as we did and ended up with a double. They did however offer to move us after first night but the alternative which is a standard twin was cramped with no privacy in the shower. We instead opted to upgrade to a superior twin at an extra €20 per person per night and it was well worth it. Really spacious room with beautiful large wet room bathroom. All in all good value hotel to see the best of Paris

Nice hotel very close to Sacre Coeur (150mt far from the monument elevators). In essence the hotel has good connections (metro line 2 - Anvers or, lines 2 and 4 - Barbes). My room was big enough, comfortable and clean, bed large and soft. The wardrobe was a very simple one (open-style). Breakfast on average, when I did it there wasn't any croissant or pain au chocolat. Reception and service in general very efficient, price on line with same hotels-size in town. Good address in Paris.

Stayed here for 3 nights in paris. First of all, the reception staff is worth parising. Wonderful people and very very helpful. Rooms were very clean and nice. A bit small though but didnt matter as we used to come back at 2am everyday. Budget and cute place overall with walking distance to Sacre-Coeur.

Staffs were very helpful. Quick check in and check out. And also help us to book airport shuttle. The elevator is small just for 1 person and 1 luggage, but it was ok. The room quite small but still comfy. Just walk a couple minutes you will be arrived at Sacre Coeur. Easy to find some place to eat and minimarket and souvenir shop. Just 5 minutes walk to Anvers Metro Station.

This hotel is conveniently located near Sacre Coeur and 2 metro stations. Very clean. Pleasant staff. Good breakfast (cereals, scrambled eggs, yogurts, coffee, fruit). Rooms are tiny, but well-equipped, modern. Bed very comfortable. Great value. Very safe. Only reason for not giving 5 stars is the location. Though near Sacre Coeur, be aware this is not a very upscale area of Paris. But we walked the streets safely and would return to this hotel again.

With our Paris Metro Pass 2 days 1-3/ 1 day 1-5 region, we were able to maximize our 2day Museum Pass. BW Montmarte St Pierre was strategic near Barbes Metro station though one has to be careful with dubious people at night near the Metro. Police visibility was good. Hotel staff was great but we never had room wifi, and at times our hand soaps were not replenished. Overall, the hotel is a thumbs up! Doc BE

Hotel is easily accessible from metro and from Line B of the RER (direct line from CDG Airport). Right next to Montmatre, restaurants , etc. Room is basic but clean with free but slow Wi-fi. Room has a safe but no mini-fridge (or at least mine didi not have a mini-fridge). No acknowledgment or benefit of being a Best Western Elite member.

This hotel is not in the main tourist zone but near enough to walk the short distance to the Sacre Coeur where in the square adjacent is an abundance of artists and restaurants. It is small and the rooms are also small but so well arranged that they have fitted in a toilet and shower as well as very comfortable beds. The rooms are also very quiet at night so it is possible to sleep with the windows open (or use the air con) The staff are so friendly and helpful that they made it easy to be there - and the breakfast is well worth filling up on before heading out for the day. I can't really say anything bad about the place. There is a lift of an equally small proportion, the showers in the rooms are great. We hired a wheelchair from a local pharmacy to use for our stay - the hire is for a week although we only used it for a couple of days - but the staff arranged to return it for us after we left which was really helpful. I used Uber the whole time I was there and it was possible to get into the centre for less than 10 Euros ( the charge was 45euros from the CDG airport at the time of writing July 18)

We stayed in this hotel for a few nights. The location is perfect. Very close to the metro and Sacre Coeur. The rooms are small but for us it was ok. And well it's Paris..so that is the standard. I agree with other reviews that the shower is a bit awkward but not really a bad situation. The shower itself is good haha! The rooms were always clean and we had airco in our room which was perfect. Nice staff. Would recommend!

This hotel was very close to public transportation which is ideal. Reception was courteous and pleasant. Grateful for in-room coffee. We had booked a superior room and when looking at the floor plan I was glad I did. Our room was spacious although it looked to be almost twice as big as a standard room. The king bed was very comfortable. The bag balconette was nice as the weather was perfect. My only criticism is that the bathroom has a water closet for the toilet...I am all of 5'6" and not a large person, but I had to sit at an angle otherwise my knees touched the wall. I've been in some tight European hotel bathrooms but this one was uncomfortable. Although the room was clean, the shower was laden with mildew.

The hotel is located 5 minutes from the Sacre Coeur nestled in lovely Montmartre. This was my second time staying here. Like most hotel rooms in Europe, the rooms are smaller than hotels in North America & other parts of the world. Fortunately they made staff changes and got rid of Alain since my previous trip in November. I'm glad they kept Hossain, Samantha and Angela. They are are fantastic and really care about the guest experience. The price is right too, under €100 per night. As far as breakfast, it is limited but who cares, they have a lovely patisserie and a friendly super marche a few doors down from the hotel. Oh yeah, for the diehard McDonalds fans (I'm not) you can get your breakfast from there. It's a block away. My room with a view. The only thing they need to work on is the intermittent WIFI connection. To all the staff, thanks again for the great experience.

Booked for 5 nights, small comfortable rooms, staff very friendly BUT no wifi in the rooms as they advertise, you have to go to the front desk downstairs to get signal, wich I believe is terrible. Located in Montmartre but in an area not very safe to walk at night. Did not like at all where the hotel is located

This place advertised it had AC. We get to the hotel and they say they have turned it off. We were on the 6th floor and had to sleep with the window open because it was so hot. I woke up with about 15 bug bites on my back. There was also dried blood all over the mirror.

Booked this hotel for a short trip to Paris, as just wanted somewhere to lay our heads! Ended up spending 2 nights in the room as we were so so tired from mass walking! Our tv broke on the first night and the guy at the desk was useless and didn't even offer an alternative room or how to fix it. Not a big issue but annoying

After originally booking two triple rooms through a third party website we changed our booking to twodouble rooms. The hotel contacted us directly asking if we would still take the triple rooms at cost and they would remove a bed and give our party of 4 breakfast on both mornings of our stay. We agreed. Our rooms were tiny, certainly not triple rooms. And the sad continental breakfast on offer did not make up for the room rate we paid. Aside from this we had a lovely stay. Reception staff were lovely and friendly. Rooms were very clean and the beds comfortable. No actual bathroom could be a bit awkward, luckily I was there with friends of 20+ years so we got over it! Location is great, just 2 minute walk from a metro stop. Lovely places to eat nearby. We got a taxi into the city centre and it was only €20. Would return but if staying more than 2 night's would need to ensure larger room was available.

We were looking for a cheapish place around this area (close to Gare de Nord train station) - Located about a 10min walk which was good. Supermarket and McDonalds close by. Staff were friendly and welcoming. Even though I'd read reviews about tiny rooms ours was a decent size for the 2 of us. Toilet room a bit thin however and shower doesnt have a separating door from the rest of the room - good we are not shocked by the sight of each other! We stayed two nights - bit disappointed that our coffee capsules and water wasn't replenished on our 2nd night. But as we had an early start on checkout anyway so didn't have time for our morning coffee. There was a dirty used cup left from the previous guest (although it was slightly hidden for the cleaners to miss). The elevator is the size of a closet and seemed a bit dodge so a bit apprehensive to use but as we are able-bodied we took the stairs anyway. Overall the room was decent and useful for its purpose.

When we arrived our reservation had not been sent by the tour operators, the gentleman on reception, Georges, couldn't have been more helpful, he contacted other hotels, spoke with our tour company & eventually got things sorted. What could've been a disaster turned out well in the end, thank you Georges. Peter Cox

My partner and I stayed here for 5 nights at the beginning of April. After reading some of the reviews on this site I was somewhat apprehensive about what to expect when I arrived. Immediately, all thought of the negative reviews were quashed with friendly staff always willing to answer any questions you may have. I was very impressed with their knowledge of the local area and their attitudes towards helping tourists! The only downside to our stay at this hotel was the size of the toilet. Being over 6", I found it hard to use the toilet without leaving the door wide open. The shower being in the middle of the room was an intriguing feature of our room, I probably wouldn't recommend this hotel for travelling friends but other than that, extremely good value for money and I would happily return in future.

I think the price was really great but the room I has was the smallest. There wasn't even room to walk around the bed and the shower was tiny. All in all, I didn't spend much time in the room and the bed was comfy. Please note that the location was in a neighborhood that was colorful and busy with lots of marketers and peanut roasting in shopping carts. About 4 blocks from the Metro and from the Sacre-Coeue Basilica I walked, a lot. Best little shopping and eating district *Rue Des Abbesses* ever! I went there twice and could have gone every day. Breakfast was nice, with lots of choices. Best part was the friendly staff. I'll never forget Cedric and Valentine! Je t'aime!

Very very small rooms, quality of furniture worst. Room was so small that we couldn't even open up the whole luggage for two people and the bathroom was toooooo small. One couldn't even fit in the shower area. The heater was not working and the reception didn't even react after complaining.

Great hotel, freshly renovated, staff lovely and helpful, the only thing I would change, as an international traveller from Australia I would recommend they have rooms ready for early arrivals, after 24 hour flight, we arrived first thing in the morning and couldn't get into our room, had to get on a hop on bus and travel around the city till 2 when our room was ready. Very tired, Breakfast was ok.

Wauuuuu, Excellent staff, service , hospitality. Lady which iy working in restaurant is super and very helpful. Gaspard, Hossiain and Alexandra are superb. For 3 star hotel big KUDOS. Thank you Zvonimir Vali Ilari

This is our third stay at a hotel in this price range in Montmartre now, so we have a reasonable idea what to expect. Some features are a little on the small side but that's par for the course. The breakfast is good value, the free WiFi worked well, the location was very handy and actually only a short walk from Gare du Nord - although Metro and bus stops were readily available locally. Like much of Paris there were unfortunate people sleeping on the streets and begging not far away. Although the hotel itself seemed secure and left us feeling safe. But, the thing about a hotel is if there are any issues, it's really comes down to how the staff deal with them that can make all the difference between a good and bad stay. During our stay we had some small issues and found a massive difference in quality of service depending on who we asked. One particular member of staff probably needs to rethink his career as everything was a problem for him. Here were our three examples:- 1) The room had a strange smell - is there anything you can do please? Sorry we're full. But pushed him to see if he could get it cleaned instead, a huff, roll of the eyes and all of a sudden a room was available, that was much better. 2) On the 2nd day the room had been cleaned well but they'd missed replacing the complementary coffee & tea. Apparently according to this staff member, you only get complementary tea and coffee on the first day. Ask if there's anything he can do - nope. You'll have to use the communal area - but that has no tea. Eventually another member of staff went away and kindly came back with a handful of supplies. 3) Then we asked if we could book breakfast for the following morning please? Apparently, he'd already cashed up so couldn't take our money or our request - just go down in the morning and tell them that this was the situation and we could probably still have it at the cheaper pre-booked rate. A couple of hours later a change of staff and it was no problem at all for the chap who was on later to take our money and book breakfast for us. So in summary, one member of staff really lived up to the poor Parisian stereotypes - everything was a problem for him, the default answer was a shrug of the shoulders and “no” - he just didn't want to help (anywhere else they'd be suggesting retraining or even a career move away from customer facing). But on the other hand other members of staff were great, friendly and helpful. In fact I'd go as far as to say that one member of the team was so exceptionally good (the lovely guy who looked forty but was actually in his sixties!) that he carried the whole experience to balance out the shockingly poor other guy - if I'd only dealt with him for everything, this would have been a glowing five star review. Overall, I'm afraid I can only give it an average rating though, because it very much depends on who you are lucky or unlucky enough to find on reception when you need them.

SinceI was able to book the room for 60 euro per night including breakfast I found it good value. The room is small but cozy and clean. Its also tastefully decorated. Breakfast consisted of bread pastries ans 2 hot dishes, juice n coffee. It was fine to get you started. Now for the location , to be honest its not in a pretty part of paris. Many times we felt unsecure especially around Barbes metro at night. But it was convenient to travel around since there was also a bus stop that can take you directly to eiffel tower and other tourist stops 2 mins walk from hotel. I probably would choose a different location next time but if I get the same rate I would consider staying here again.

It does not deserve to stay in this hotel. Rooms are very small and service is very bad. I requested a sleeper but they rejected to provide me a sleeper even with the money. 1stly they gave me a room on the roof and then the second day I insist to change and they changed. Unfortunately, breakfast was very poor too. It was near to Anver station 4 minutes by walk.

We had visited so many Best Western in United States before, and this one was a really bad experience since the beginning, the personal in the lobby was very and unhelpful, they told me to dont let all baggage in the floor but they didnt help us to carry them to our room. The room was really small and we didnt enjoy our vacation over there. I was really affraid of the hotel's location, i felt really insecure when i arrived to the hotel, the neighborhood is unsecure, with people selling on the streets and they offert you sustances, so i was really worried about my self security. I can not recommend this type of 1*hotel when you are paying for more than that. Be really careful and keep an eye about this hotel in the middle of the ghetto.

The hotel is located near two metro stations and another one not so far from it. The immediate surroundings of the hotel don't look so nice, but a block away or so it's very nice and charming. There are three supermarkets and a Mcdonalds within walking distance. The rooms were clean and tidy, but tiny. Beds were comfy, and the room was newly decorated. Our room didn't face the street, so it was quiet and tranquil. It had everything that we needed, the only problem we faced was the lack of refrigerator (but we placed our items in front of the window; the weather was cold so nothing happened to them). The staff was very courteous and friendly, and the breakfast was efficient, not so many stuff but items essential for a good breakfast. I Would recommend this hotel; for this price you wouldn't find anything much better.

For the money paid, I found this hotel to be OK. It is located in a very good location and in a very nice part of the city near the Sacre Coeur basilica. Many metro stations nearby and staff are also friendly. Rooms are small and there is no fridge in them but are equipped with safe box. Bathroom is in the middle of the room and it's not covered so if you travel there with your friends or family it would be a bit uncomfortable.

This is indeed a wonderful hotel. I csn t find any negative points... Rooms are VERY BIG FOR PARIS Recently decorated, very elegant Shower ok Beds are very comfy Breakfast is quite good Location: 5 mins walk from Barbes metro line no 4 and 10 mins walk from the heart of Montmartre Overall, i enjoyed my stay at this hotel, and this is exactly why, everytime i go to Paris on buisness, i chose it

I stayed here from June7th to June 9th. I arrived early, and the staff kept my luggage safely secured. My room was on the first floor, facing the street. It was loud during the night. If you need a more quite room, I would ask where a more quite room would be located. There is an elevator, which it quit small. It says it will hold three people, but not with luggage. There are two metros stations, the M2 and M4. They are only a 2 -5 minute walk way. It takes, at least a half hour by metro to get to The Louvre, The Effiel Tower, and Pere Lachaise ( the cemetery where Jim Morrison is buried). The room I had was a double bed room. Not sure if it would be good for two people. There is a vending machine with drinks and snacks. Staff is helpful and knowledge with any questions. There are many places to eat, even a McDonlads. A bakery a couple of door down the street. There is a bar/restaurant across from the hotel, Commerce Barbes. I eat there, and the food and drinks are good. The staff is good, and do know english if you do not know alot of French.There is a/c in the rooom, but the blower for it is near the door. It cooled, but not enough for me. The hotel is nice, but next time, I would try to stay more in the center of Paris.

Nice and clean hotel with a good location, you have 2 metro stations about 5 minutes away. The room is small (especially the toilet) but perfect and very functional. We stayed for one week and have nothing bat to say about this hotel.

We had two nights here and I could not find anything negative at all the staff were helpful room beautifully situated for our needs. will definitely return as soon as we can. It is near the moulin rouge, the sacre coeur, and some really nice little bars and cafes. Well worth a visit

The price and location was good so we opted to stay here Upon arrival, we were stood waiting there while the receptionist was typing away. No greeting to say he would be with us - just ignored us for a while. He finally dealt with us but seemed really disinterested. We thought whatever and went up to the room Upon getting in the elevator, it was the smallest elevator I have EVER been in! It was a tight fit for 2 people with hand luggage. But we thought whatever and went up to our floor which had TINY hallways We then entered the room and it was TINY! There was barely enough space to walk around the bed. And the shower was there in the room with ONLY a frosted glass effect on the window, but you could still see what was inside And my knees were almost touching the wall when sat on the toilet. It was horrible! We then went out for dinner and after being ignored by the new receptionist, we were finally spoken to and went on our way Upon arrival, there was another new receptionist who actually seemed friendly towards us! We went up to the room but upon flushing the toilet, it blocked! We went to reception to tell them and he moved us to a new room. This changed EVERYTHING! The room had space, the bathroom was just that - a ROOM! It was just more pleasant. And every time we saw him in the evening, he was just so nice and polite to us So yeah, decent room IN THE END and horrid staff apart from 1 who should not be working with people like that! And the sweets on reception were AMAZING! I literally got addicted to them

Though in the middle of a one week stay, I'm so fed up with the terrible WiFi connection that I must write this now. But getting on to the TripAdvisor site is proving to be no easy chore. The hotel is good from every point of view except WiFi. So if you do not need that service, stay here. But if you need to be regularly on the Internet, by all means, go elsewhere. It may be that it is simply a question of room location, so avoid, whatever you do, room 29. Breakfast good, rooms postage stamp size but clean and tasteful, neighborhood, despite bad reputation, colorful and interesting. Subway and bus connections outstanding.

Great hotel with a nice location, you have 2 metro stations about 2 blocks away. The staff was very kind and they even let me check in early since I arrived at around 8am, for that I'm very thankful. The room is small but perfect and very functional. Maybe the only downside is that it was a little cold, tried turning on the heat but couldn't.

surprisingly nice hotel, rooms were very nice, not so small (as one would think in Paris), stylish shower. The toilet is only very small (separate 0,5m2 room) and separated from the shower. It did not matter so much, as you r anyway outside in the city. metro stop close by, parking also. Breakfast is small, but totally covering everyone's need (unless you are used to have caviar for breakfast). One thing i did not like - i was changer like 20 euros more compared to what i was told on the website upon booking.

This is an hotel in which I stay a lot. I would say that it's my favourite in this range in Paris. The location is good for me. Close to the Barbes-Rochechouart metro station and with a Carrefour supermarket nearby. The bar across the road does an excellent cheesburger, too. It's not an area for everyone, but I like it a lot. Be aware though, that Barbes-Rochechouart metro station is the pick-pocketing centre of Paris. The hotel reception is friendly, with very pleasant and helpful English-speaking staff. There is a vending machine in the lobby for emergencies. The rooms are air-conditioned, very clean and modern and have an excellent, well-designed shower room. The beds are wonderful. The room is a bit small, though not for Paris, and there's no refrigerator, which I miss, but the rooms as a whole are brilliantly done. For families or single ladies of a nervous disposition the area may be a turn-off, but it's perfectly safe. All in all a great little hotel.

The hotel is very comfortable and clean with contemporary furnishings. Rooms are small but bigger than feared after reading some of the more hysterical reviews on TripAdvisor. The staff were excellent. Helpful and friendly. Sacre Coeur is up the hill just 10/15 minutes walk away. At night the steps leading to Sacre Coeur are full of people taking in the magnificent view of Paris, guitars and sing alongs are optional. Take a bottle and a friend to share it with. The morning is less lively but just as busy. Fantastic and free. The area is home to dozens of haberdashery and fabric shops. A mixed cultural area with loads of lively bars, cafes and takeaways. Not cheap but less pricey than some other parts of Paris. Check out the restaurants on Rue Lamark, which overlook Sacre Coeur for choice of traditional French, good pizzas at Babalou and creperies. Afgahni close by is also highly recommend, friendly staff and excellent food. Those living in 'middle class gated communities' may find the mix of cultures, graffiti and litter somewhat of a shock. Those of a less sensitive disposition will love it.

You get what you pay for, pleasant hotel in itself, beds are comfy ish and breakfast is quite nice, 24hr reception is handy and the room was nice enough with tea or coffee. However, the bathroom format was odd due to no door & the area is very dodgy, I wouldn't recommend to a family as there is another Best Western a couple of streets away where I would have felt safer. Even our taxi driver said what a dodgy area it is! I especially don't recommend that you get the metro from the Eurostar station as you need to get off at Barbés which was most shifty indeed. But if you're looking for a cheap decent place for just a bed then a lovely choice as near lots of metros and literally 2 streets from Sacre Couer which is good.

There were tops and not so good things about this. High lights: Very central position, close to metro and train stations (especially the Gare du Norde). Nice, modern little hotel. No fuss. Low lights: Normally not something that would bother me, but this time I was travelling with my mother-in-law, and when we arrived in the hotel there was an open shower room with no door in the room. Travelling with my partner, we would probably love it, but with his mother...less so. Zero privacy (except the WC). Just good to know in advance in case you need privacy. Also, generally the western part of Montmartre is a bit more touristy and nicer to stay, but it was still nice and the street is less touristy.

Very clean and lately renovated Hotel, close to Gare du Nord. Would book it again at anytime. Area is ok, you can find nice bars. Close to a nice little restaurant, Sacre Fleur. You got everything you need. Small but really nice. And reasonable priced for the location in Paris.

I book into this hotel 2 days before arriving in Paris on Internet. I chose it because it mentioned on the website that I could book online and pay on arrival. My first surprise was to discover that they had reserved the amount of my entire stay (12 nights) on my account. I immediately send an email to enquire and received a response saying it was usual procedure. On arrival, I paid the entire stay but they still refused to stop the reservation until I leave no matter how much I complained. This was never mentioned on their website, it's no way of doing business and I bet illegal . Had I known that before I would have never booked in this place. Unfortunately, I am still stuck here. On top of that some of their service delivery is not worth a 3 stars hotel. Don't book into this hotel.

Located within reasonable walking distance from Gar du Nord but better to take the metro which is around 100m from the hotel. location a little down market and you may miss the entrance as just a small doorway. No real public areas and lift was not working but only on the first floor. Room was fine, ensuite shower/toilet, clean and well presented. Satellite TV but limited English channels. Not much of a view from the room but spent little time other than one night sleeping. OK but would not rush back

what a great hotel we found here , check in was easy and although we were early the hotel stored our cases until our room was ready .The hotel has a lift to all floors and our room was excellent . The room was of a high standard with a great shower and separate wc . There is a great bar over the road from the hotel and loads of food outlets close by with a McDonald's just over the road if you want fast food . I would recommend this hotel to anyone thinking of booking .

Good location ,just 5 mins walk from Sacre Coeur. Friendly and helpful staff. Small room, but it has the cosiness to it. Large shower is a big plus. Perfect if you're looking for a cheap place. Nothing extravagant,but that's the beauty of it.

First trip to Paris and I wish I had of done more homework. The good points were the room was clean, staff were fine and the location (close to the Met and also Sacre Cloeur) was good. In my opinion the room was a let down. We stayed for 5 nights. It's very small. Hardly room for one suitcase let alone two and the storage was minimal. The shower and vanity were in the bedroom. There is no partition separating the two. If your staying for a couple of nights ok. Five nights, go somewhere else.

Stayed for 1 night, couldn't have handled any longer. One receptionist was polite and professional but the night porter ain't half grumpy. The lift is small, 1 person plus a suitcase and that's your lot. It seemed as if the hotel was in the proses of being refurbished which seemed promising - how wrong I was. Room was unbelievably small. I wasn't expecting luxury but a bedroom that contained a double bed, the sink and shower is one up from a hostel. The toilet was in a separate, again small, room. No wardrobe just a rail with a couple of hangers. The room was so hot at night and there wasn't even a fan. Could have opened the window but the noise from the street is pretty loud. No tea making facilities in rooms. The surrounding area is quite funky with lots of busy bars, restaurants and cafes. That was literally the only positive from the whole experience. Do yourself a favour and stay some place else!