Hôtel de la Terrasse  

We arrived quite late at the hotel, where we were greated by prostitutes flanking the door, only to find that not one, but two windows were broken in our room. Because of the repairs, we couldnt sleep till midnigt. Then, we opened our cigarette burned blanket to find it covered in hair--which was mostly pubic hair! We asked for a new blanket--only to discover that it was also covered in hair. A third came--same thing. We slept in sheets that night. Not that we slept a lot because the walls were paper thin! It sounded like a bad porno (pretty sure some of the rooms are rented by the hour). Forget about washing your face, the sink ledge doesnt allow you to. Also, shower flooded out into room, there was no safe, no chairs, no tables, no real pillows, no wardrobe, no door on the shower, . Do not go to this hotel! In fact I wouldnt suggest going to any hotel in this general area unless you like sleeping in the ghetto. If you read this and go, then don't be surprised.

The only thing we liked about this hotel was the location. It literally was right outside the metro, which made it really easy to travel to the main city and all around Paris. There did, however, seem to be tons of metro stops, so this positive point of the hotel really isn't a rare find or something. Plus, we didn't walk to any of the attractions, because there was nothing but a mcdonald's nearby. So it's a good thing it was so close to the metro since we had to soley rely on that.

We arrived well after check-in time, to find a disgusting room. There was a condom on the floor, spilled lube on the nightstand, and the other nightstand used as an ashtray in our "non-smoking" room. When we notified the staff to clean the mess, the maid just picked up the items and told us the bed already had clean linen. The room had no air conditioning, and no screen on the window, so all night long we had bugs flying in and heard the honks of traffic to put us to sleep. Lastly we were on the 5th floor with the only way up being a tiny spiral staircase-- for 5 flights of stairs! From the minute we checked in, we considered immediatly checking out, and I wish we would have. Staying at such a nasty hotel really put a damper on our trip.

Dirty, unfriendly and small.

1) Broken bed and tables in rooms. 2) very compact room and toilet, you can barely move at room and toilet is so compact, that you can not even go inside the toilet. 3) no lift, you have to carry up your luggage through stairs. 4)dirty room carpets. 5) walls are reconstructed but not painted.

the place was close from station, but its slightly away from main sightseeing spots.

it was just terrible and i wish ive never gone there. It was noisy, dirty, shower is broken, no lift. Its not the place to stay with your family, ever!

When we arrived I must say I was very disapointed :( in fact disappointed would be an understatement. I recognise that you get what you pay for but I have done budget and this was beyond budget. The area didn't bother me as I know Paris and I knew the area was a little out of the way which I don't mind. But when we arrived they were doing renovations all over the hotel, this I felt needed to be stipulated before we arrived so we could decide whether we still wanted to stay...it was very noisy and dirty. Also given they were renovating the so called restaurant wasn't operating, again this should have been made clear to us on booking. I may still have chosen to stay but I would have liked to have been given the choice. The room was dark, towels dirty and hair in the shower... Not sounding good is it :( In there defence the young guy behind the counter did try to pacify the situation by offering to refund our nights paid and find us another hotel in the area but given we didn't want the hassle we stayed, so thank you to him as he had no control over the other stuff

The location - the hotel is a few steps away from a metro stop. Also the rooms have their own bathrooms and a television. The hotel is ideal for tourists on a budget who spend the day sightseeing and only come to the hotel to sleep.The staff is helpfull

I had to change rooms three times because the electricity in my first room did not work. The third time, the staff moved my belonings to another room without my knowledge. I really did not enjoy shuffling around like that especially after running around Paris all day.

Hotel de la Terrasse is a budget hotel and currently being renovated. The room was basic but there were clean towels and clean bedding. I have been to Paris many times before and this hotel was not much different than the rest. We stayed on the 5th floor, there is no lift but on the plus, we couldn't hear any of the renovation noise. We didn't go to Paris for the hotel so it fitted out needs perfectly. Also it is only 15 minutes from the sacre coeur.

The area is pretty rough and wouldn't recommend going out late at night. Although there's a Metro station outside the door so you don't have to walk far.

It is an hotel in a horrible conditions, no elevator, dirty, bathroom in a very poor conditions.

I did not like this hotel at all.

I found a rat inside the room!!!! Lack of cleaning and problem with hot and cold water

I suppose the only think I can say about the hotel is that it was right opposite the metro station which took 30-40 minutes to get to Charls de gaul the main metro station in the city. The room had just been cleaned and we met the cleaner leaving it. Only for the strong smell of bleach which made me think the room was clean I can honestly say I would have been leaving!

3 Friends and myself stayed ere for the weekend to nights Friday and Saturday. On entering the so called hotel it was like a building site cement, sand, stones everywhere. In our room the 3 windows were broken I had to get the man on reception to come up to fix them and he had to start replacing the window latches!! I wanted to run a mile.

The price.

It was run down.

The hotel is situated in a very bad area, we couldn't sleep at all at night because of the noise. There is no elevator and we were staying on the 5th floor. Not fun when you have luggage...