My Hotel In France Montmartre  

Terrible, bug in the bed

Breakfast included in price. Quite friendly staff - the lunchbox is a great idea and really helpful.

This hotel is cosy and located in the city center/quite good neighborhood. Full of shops around the hotel and close to Metro stop. Walking distance to Montmartre and very reasonable price. The room is not big, but very clean. And surprising thing is that breakfast is included (4types of bread, milk, orange juice, coffee, and tea). If you ask, they give you lunch box (sandwitch, fruit, and water) as well. Hotels in Paris are quite expensive, but this hotel is quite good buy if it's taken into account that such breakfast service and location. I will return to this hotel surely.

No elevator, so if you are very old or very heavy luggage, avoid the upper floors.

Location is on a street with lots of pedestrian activity, but not much traffic, so feels very central - but no noise in my room (2nd floor, facing street). Friendly welcome at reception. A nice touch is the free lunch bag (packet of sandwiches, fruit, and a drink) provided; it is quite basic, but thoughtful and perfectly adequate for getting through the day!

When I checked in (late on a Friday evening) I found that there was no remote control for the tv, and this particular model has no back-up buttons. Unfortunately no replacement was available so late, and I had to do without. However, in Paris one does not normally visit in order to watch television, and it didn't matter!

belligenheden - very good placing in montmatre

the bed and towels where not clean when we arrived

The staff was very helpful and tried to fix all our needs and requests as good as they could. The lunchbox is a nice complement to the stay but not very large so it doesn't feed your stomach for a whole day of sightseeing. The neighborhood is also very friendly and nice with alot of restaurants, shops and bakeries just around the corner. Metro station is really close aswell so getting around town was very easy. I would definately stay at My Hotel Montmartre again :)

The hotel breakfast was not very large. One piece of bread and a cup of coffee or juice was it. The hotel also doesn't have an elevator! Walking 104 steps up to the topfloor wasn't fun 3 times a day. We also got one towel to few each day even though we asked for an extra since there was two of us but still didn't get one.

Hotel is located in a very animated area. Rue des Abesses is full of restaurants and bars, it's halfway from Moulin Rouge to the top of Montmartre, close to metro lines 2, 12, and not far from 13. The hotel is pleasant, clean, however tiny. The nicest experience is having breakfast in the hotel's cave. My room was really small, but well- equipped, and moreover, there is Wi-Fi everywhere in the building. Forget about leaving a car in this area - no place.

The location is superb, if you wish to stay in bustling Montmartre. The staff is ever so friendly and helpful. I stayed at the hotel with my 13 year old daughter and since this was her first trip to Paris, I asked the hotel in an email if there was any possibility for a room with a view. We got the smallest but cosiest little attic room with a picture perfect view over the roof tops of Paris and the Eiffel Tower in the distance. My daughter gasped for air when she saw it. The receptionist even asked afterwards what she thought of the view, which I though was very attentive and considerate. We were often a little late for breakfast, but they always let us in with a smile and the complementary lunch sandwich, fruit and bottle of water is a lovely touch.

Sorry to say, our bed was the worst I've ever slept in. Like a canyon, sloping in towards the middle so you end up sleeping on top of each other, or holding on to the brim of the bed for dear life, so as not to roll in to the middle and be squashed or squash the other person. The lock on the door was broken, so you couldn't double lock it from the inside turning the knob.

It was very close to the Metro station. Restaurants and food shops just next door: deli, bakery, butcher's and ethnic specialities shops. 5mns walk from the Sacre Coeur and Place du Tertre and if one feels more adventurous Pigalle red light district 5mn walk in the opposite direction.

The breakfast room in the former cellars (not unusual for Paris) was a little cramped which must have been difficult for the lovely lady staff who looked after us replenishing juice and coffee etc.and somewhat embarrassing for larger people (whom we saw) who had difficulty squeezing into a seat.

The location was good. I wanted somewhere in the heart of Montmartre near to where my son is living. This was the closest I could get and the hotel is handy to many things. The General Manager Manuela was very pleasant and apologetic for all the difficulties I experienced. The room I finally ended up in gave me glimpses of Sacre Coeur, Moulin de la gallette and across part of Paris. That was nice.

The room allocation was poor. I specifically booked a room with a balcony (as advertised) for one week. On the second day, in spite of being in and out of the hotel a few times during the day, when I returned at 10.30pm there was a note on my door (5th floor) to say that I had to move rooms because repairs were to be carried out the following day. The alternative room which they said was as nice, wasn't - no balcony, no fan, no shower curtain, dark and dingy. I insisted on a room facing the street with a balcony and was provided with one. This was fine except that there was no fan (one was later provided). Also the magnetic key card entry failed on more than one occasion requiring more trips up and down the 104 stairs to my 6th floor room. I got plenty of exercise!

Every thing great position and great staff

Friendly, helpful staff. Clean rooms.Open 24 hours a day. Nice quarter of Paris.Good place for exploring the city.

Elderly people will miss a lift.

Near to the metro, breackfast and lunch box are included in a price which is resonable for travellers who can't spend a lot of money for fancy hotels