The location was great with easy access to food and transport. It's also walking distance to a number of major tourist sights. The room was tastefully decorated – with a real Parisian feel. Also love the quirky elevator!

Narrow beds and being in a cul-de-sac meant that any noise is amplified.

Breakfast: coffee was surprisingly not bad for Paris, I would be happy to have also some yogurt or banana and not only bread and croissants with jam, but maybe it’s national thing. But the croissants were also good. The building: the fact that Louis Armstrong was staying there giver 15268292 points to the vibe of the place. The elevator was from the beginning of the previous century, so if you have overweighted luggage or you are a big human yourself it will be potentially problematic to fit in. For us was okay even to walk by stairs to the 5th level. The room number: very nice and big bathroom, nice view, a bit stiff bed, but depends on your preferences, from pictures on booking I didn’t expect this room number, but wasn’t bad anyways. Neighborhood: I love Montmartre and I stay in this neighborhood every visit to Paris. It’s quite calm, yet historical. Not too far from everywhere, many nice restaurants, beautiful view from cathedral in 10 min by walk.

Bed can be a bit softer, but depends on preferences. Also I would love to see for breakfast some yogurt and fruit. Or maybe omelette

Great distance from 2 metro stations( St. Georges and Cadet). 15 min walk to Monmartre -Sacre Coeur. Clean and tidy bedroom and bathroom. Friendly reception.

The classic bedroom was small, difficult to fit our luggage s.

Fantastic boutique hotel, very quirky and cool. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The area was perfect for us, 10 minute walk to Montmatre and Pigal. We had tickets to see the Moulin Rouge and were able to walk from the hotel and back. There were so many places to eat, literally 5 minutes from the hotel. It was a longer walk of about 25 minutes down to the busier, touristy attractions like Eiffel Tower, but you can also get the Metro from Pigal, which was a 5-minute walk away. Our room was more spacious than I thought it would be, and there was a second bedroom for my daughter with a single bed, which was also a decent size too. A nice feature was the lovely big shutters to open with a nice view. If you struggle with stairs, it's maybe not the hotel for you, There is a small elevator which was very rustic but very narrow. The elevator added to the charm of the boutique hotel but not really suitable if you need wheel chair access. We got an Uber from the airport as we got in late, which was only 39 euros, which was pretty good. I would definitely go back to stay there, and hopefully soon. Paris was an amazing place to visit.

We had no complaints at all. Everything was fantastic!

The hotel had charm and considering it was in the centre of Paris it was very quiet. It was within walking distance to many great things. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom nice.

I don't recall there being any tea or coffee despite having a kettle in the room. There was a small bit of noise from the people down in the courtyard but it was ok. Some staff seemed friendlier than others. Tiny tiny lift with a gate, gave charm however wasn't easy to get bags up. My nose was blocked in the room which made me wonder if there was something about the room to be causing this. A bit musty.

Beautiful interior design details. Clearly it’s a property made with love and good taste. Staff knows what they are doing and recommended excelente restaurants. Great value for money. Loved the great magazines spread throughout the hotel and the old school key.

I would upgrade pillows and offer guests a coffee machine in the bedroom. There’s no AC in the bedroom but the room is fresh as long as you shut the shutters. I would have them repainted and washed.

1. Friendly Staff: • Many guests highlight the warmth and attentiveness of the staff, who go out of their way to ensure a pleasant stay. The team is known for being very welcoming and helpful, offering great recommendations for exploring the city . 2. Great Location: • The hotel is located in the 9th arrondissement, close to Montmartre and a short walk from the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur. The Pigalle Metro station is nearby, making it easy to reach key Parisian landmarks like the Champs-Élysées. The area is lively, with plenty of cafés and boutique shops . 3. French Breakfast: • The hotel serves a simple yet classic continental French breakfast, including croissants, fresh bread, and coffee, which guests appreciate for its authenticity. Some reviews mention enjoying their breakfast in the hotel’s cozy courtyard .

A lot of places to eat just few hundred meters from the hotel. We have room number 24 and it was bigger than we expected. Very helpful employees that spoke very good English. The room was cleaned everyday. Well driven hotel.

It was a pub just in front of the hotel and it made some noises during the nights. It did not bother us, but if you need to have it very quite during the nights, it could be a problem. Specially during the weekend.

I highly recommend this hotel. It was clean, functional, and pleasantly located close to a very nice bakery and Italian restaurant. If you are there, go to Boulangerie Bob a few steps down the street if you go out of the hotel to the end of the street and turn left. Few steps up from the bakery is the Italian restaurant with awesome pizza. The staff were exceptionally sweet and helpful. Heartfelt thanks to Ruth and Elena for all the help and support. Awesome young ladies. The room was clean and the beds comfortable. There is a bus station (85 Chatelet) just facing the before mentioned bakery, but I am not great with busses 🙈 Train stations are a few minute walk (7-8, there are 3, Anvers, Pigale, and one other) just like anywhere else in Europe. Love ❤️

The elevator was tiny 🙈 but I guess it is original and part of the architecture, so nothing can be done about it.

I loved the location, building, breakfast, and I LOVED the bathtub. I also loved the wide open window and the metal shutters that allowed air & a bit of light in, but let me have some privacy. Everyone working there was super helpful & generally lovely.

The bed was pretty hard. I know that's an individual preference, but I need a bit of squish to my bed. Also, there wasn't power in the bathrooms & the location of plugs in general was a bit weird, but I was able to get around it.