OK, lets be honest, its not the most modern hotel in the world. The decor is a little dated, the bathroom was in need of a major overhaul (shower bracket broken, window wouldn't close properly) the heating was on so high that we had the window open most of the time in November and the wardrobe paint was peeling from... more

This hotel was filthy and was a glorified back packers. If that's what you want, then you pay for what you get. Our travel agent put us in this hotel and I have already told her not to recommend this hotel to anyone else. The rooms were very small, the decor dated and tatty. Bedspreads were stained as were the... more

The location for the hotel is brilliant! The Sacre Coeur and surrounding market is on your doorstep with a large number of restaurants and little shops adorn the same street. In particular, we enjoyed a restaurant just down the road called Le Cepage. We did not use the metro and (in a rugged traveller sense) found the major landmarks to... more

The hotel is directly next to the Metro of Caulaincourt and only two minutes away of the Place du Tertre and the Sacré Coeur, which is a great asset in discovering Paris. At our arrival, the first comment of the receptionist was that we had to pay an extra fee for my daughter (12 y). As this was not agreed... more

The hotel is just a five minute walk from Sacre Couer, with pretty streets in between. As expected for the price, my room was very basic - it was the tiniest out of three I stayed in while in Paris. The bed was fine, and the mini bar fridge was handy. The minuscule wardrobe's door was very hard to open/close.... more

It's a nice hotel, with a nice staff. BUT. It was dirty, the bath was choked and mouldy. Disgusting. Our room was on the first floor with no view but a lot of traffic noise. The walls was made of paper, if i closed the window, i totally could hear, what the others talking about in the next room. Plus... more

This is a little charming hotel right next to the Lamarck - Caulaincourt metro station. It is located close to the Sacré-Coeur in Montmartre and to an important tourist area with lots of restaurants. The hotel itself has good decoration and is in a totally safe area with a lot of stores like a small supermarket. The hotel has about... more

This hotel is almost directly above the Metro station Lamarck-Caulaincourt in Montmartre, Paris. That means you walk up a lot of steps to get to the front door (or go the long way around on the street). The elevator was broken 3 of the 4 days we stayed there and we were on the 6th floor which meant many more... more

A good, budget hotel, well placed right at the Metro station. Conveniently situated for walking around Montmartre. OK, the shower was somewhat basic but what an experience to wake up opposite a wall decorated like Van Gogh "Irises"! If you don't expect 5* facilities and service in a budget hotel you will enjoy this place; we did. more