Hôtel Montpellier

I do not recommend this place to anyone.
1) The bed is very uncomfortable
2) Sewer gas smell is seeping through the sink. I had to cover the drain with a towel so the smell doesn't come through.
3) The hotel smells like cigarette. The old man in the front desk smoke and his cigarette can be smelled all the way to the second floor. I had to put a towel at the bottom of the door to trap the smell from coming into the room.
4) This place is situated in a ghetto area of Paris.

Metro station was outside the door. Ahmad on reception was excellent. Very friendly and helpful. Double room was clean and shower was very good.
I can't think of any bad things to say as it was very good value for the price. And Sacre Couer and Montmartre were right around the corner.

The location was excellent and the staff pleasant and friendly.

I believe I have already contacted Wotif about receiving a full refund for my booking here. My plan was to stay at Hotel Montpellier for 3 nights but I checked out after only 2 hours due to a number of issues. This hotel featured shared bathroom facilities. The room itself no bathroom, hot water, fridge, kettle, heater, safe or carpet. It measured maybe 3 metres long by 2 metres wide and felt like a prison cell rather than adequate accommodation. There was also a one inch between the floor and the bottom of the door so either a draft came through or you could easily hear what was going on outside (or both). I would like a full refund here given that I checked out after only 2 hours at this place. Please contact me if you have further questions. Thanks, Matt

This hotel was more like a hostel and did not have private bathrooms. Though the service was good and the rooms/bathrooms were adequately clean, it was in an area that felt rather unsafe

This is a typical tiny little european hotel. It's in a brilliant location. The bed linen and towels were disgusting and need replacing but other than that it was fine.

The toilet a bit small . Other than that.. great place to stay

Near to train station

The place is a slum place, no need to call it a hotel. Water pipes were running from our room, we could hear water being used by anybody in the building. No lifts to go upstairs. The electric wires are not properly hidden, the doors have cracks, and cannot lock nicely. I am so disappointed

Cute tiny hotel in an interesting area. If you are well-traveled and used to European hotels, you'll find this hotel adequate and quite nice in this price range. Located in an interesting vibrant neighborhood with hand access to the Metro, trains, & CDG.

The stay was ok. But the hotel is disappointing. We booked the room with private bathroom, however the bathroom is only a shower with sink and very cramped. The toilet is a shared one at the end of a hall. No lift, so you have to carry your luggage up to reception then further depending upon what floor your room is on. The hotel is way out of date, floor creaks, is warped and floor coverings are not good. The room we had was cramped, only 1 power outlet, bathroom door would not shut as it was warped. No air conditioning. Bed was hard. The best thing was the location as it is close to Monte Marte.

Adequate for one night.

The location. The Metro station- just a few hundred feet away. Moulin Rouge- a few blocks away. Sacre-Coeur five-ten minutes walk. A lot of cafes, restaurants and stores are around. Shower and sink in the room.
Two things I don't like. First- the restroom was on the end of our floor. Second- my room was on 4-th floor but practically on the 5-th floor. And climb up on the end of the day was not so fan.
I would recommend this hotel for the price for who wants to be nearest to main things and needs room for sleep.

Modest facilityin niceneighborhood and friendly staff, but well warn facility with no elevator.

I have used this hotel many times in the past. It delivers exactly what is on the package and is a 2* hotel that delivers a 5* product smack in the heart of Montmartre, opposite the Anvers metro station. It could not be more convenient. The prices are a bargain.

You need to be aware that there is no lift and rooms go up to the 4th floor. Rooms are an adequate size and all have a sink. Some have toilets and/or showers however some are shared facilities along the corridor. The hotel is adequately clean and has character.

What I like are the massive opening windows, which allow the cool night air to circulate. In early September it was comfortable for sleeping.

What I particularly like is the view of the Parisienne rooftops, which have so much character. The higher up you are the more spectacular the view.

I love this hotel.

The hotel is very small and hard to spot on the street. It’s very outdated. We stayed in room with a loft which was very big and convenient for our family of 3 children. The bathroom which consists of a toilet and sink where in the loft with a glass door so not very private if traveling with friends. The shower is also not exactly a room if it’s own as it’s at the main door, but there is another door leading into the main room that can be closed to make it seem like a small shower room. There is no fans or air conditioning which made it difficult because it was 38 degrees there during our stay. There is a large window which is a safety concern with children. The room is very spacious. I would recommend this hotel for price and location conveniences. The Montmartre and other attractions are within walking distances along with the metro, a small grocery store and restaurants.

We had to check out the next day and find another place to stay due to the mold we found above the shower. we had large luggage and had to get it up several large staircases. Also, it was odd to us that we had to turn in the room key each time we left the building. DO NOT STAY HERE!

We booked the 5-person room for out family of five. The best aspect of this hotel is the 2-level spacious room with 4 beds (one double bed and one single bed on the main level, and two single beds in the loft). Getting to the room requires climbing 3 flights of narrow stairs with no elevator. There's a shower and toilet en-suite: you enter through the shower room, and then the toilet is above in the loft. The room also has two tables with chairs (one on the main level and one in the loft) and some closet space in the main level, but otherwise it's fairly basic. There's no air conditioning, and just one big window; to get a breeze we had to keep the bathroom windows and doors open. The room was clean but somewhat decrepit (peeling paint, cracked floor tiles); the bedding was OK but not too comfortable.

The location is very good. The hotel is just a few steps from the Anvers metro station, and two blocks away from the bottom of the park that leads up to the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur. These two blocks are lined with souvenir shops and various restaurants, though we preferred the restaurants near the Abbesses metro station, about 500m away. There are several supermarkets within a few blocks on Rue d'Orsel. The hotel is also a convenient 1km walk from Gare du Nord, though it's mostly uphill from the station to the hotel. The neighborhood itself feels safe.

Overall we liked the hotel for its value, room space, and location.

Very close to Scare Coeur, metro lines and a 15min walk to Gare du Nord so it makes a great base for a trip to Paris. The WiFi works well and its clean but fairly worn.

Older building and it shows. Room was clean and had daily room service. We had an in-room shower and the water was hot and plentiful. We had a shared toilet at the end of the hall and it was always clean and we'll stocked. Bed was comfortable. Had to leave room key when we went out. Underground station in front of hotel was perfect for easy access. Street is a main traffic street, so it could be noisy at night if you want to leave the window open Overall it was fine for sleeping, showering, and spending the day exploring the area.