“Wonderful hotel in Montmartre”

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our 5 day stay in Paris largely because Le Relais Montmartre hotel was perfect for our needs. Our room (#105) overlooked the interior courtyard so had lots of natural light without street noise and was very quiet and comfortable. With WI-FI, a small fridge, adequate floor space and a newly redone bathroom it exceeded expectations formed by reading many other reviews of Paris hotels beforehand. We had daily dealings with the various members of the front desk staff who without fail were kind and supportive of our numerous requests for information (where is a pharmacy, where can I buy an electrical wall plug adapter, where is the nearest supermarket, etc) and for services (cutlery to take on our picnic to Sacre-Coeur Basilica, ordering a taxi to the airport, etc). Within two city blocks of the hotel are Blanche Metro station, Moulin-Rouge showhall, laundro-mats, coffee shops, bakeries, cheese shops, supermarkets, bars, restaurants, fruit stands, wine shops, butchers, gift shops and a plethora of other outlets that attract a intriquing and amusing stream of locals and tourists alike. While we ventured out by foot and Metro to most of the major tourist attractions in Paris the highlights of our trip were the time spent in and within a few hundred metres of our hotel room and the slightly longer hike up to Sacre-Coeur... merci beaucoup Le Relais Montmartre!

“Great Service”

I had the terrible experience of having my passport, wallet stolen on the Metro on the way to the hotel! The staff could not have been more helpful - showing us where to go for the appropriate assistance, allowing us to make free long distance phonecalls etc. In addition to this the room was quite charming, and the breakfast room, where we enjoyed a lovely breakfast, was quite unusual - in a positive way! We had chosen to stay in the area of the Sacre Coeur, but also close to a Metro station, and on a quiet street, and this was perfect! If we ever get another chance to visit Paris we would stay there again!

“Small, personal and good value for $”

Liked the place. Neighbourhood is colourful. Turn your back to the slezzey main street where Moulon Rouge is located and you are AOK. Lots of personality around including the cafe where Amelie from the movie shot some scenes. Like the food - nearby cheese shop and BBQ places make to go food a great option. Good neighbourhood restraunts nearby. Close enough to Metro to be anywhere in minutes. Overall solid value once you upgrade to a bigger room - this is Paris after all and small hotel rooms are the norm.

“ok, but not great”

In August, my fiance and I stayed in Paris a few nights in two different hotels. This was the more expensive, yet least favorite of the two. The "double" room, presented as a queen size bed, was actually two twin beds pushed together, but other than that the room was satisfactory enough. The street is a nice sidestreet a block behind the cafe where "Amelie" worked in the movie. The garbage collection is a bit noisy at 6am, but we were up anyway for a flight. The staff were very courteous.

“Recommended by us”

Nice place, seems to be recently renovated as we had a slight paint smell that is gone by now I'm sure. Great location near plenty of good restaurants and the Metro.

“Not impressed”

Service was good, however the room was not very well maintained (walls peeling off!) and, although rooms in Europe are small, this one was tiny. Clerks Offered breakfast like it was included in price, and it turned out they charged for cereal and orange juice more than a good meal would've been in a good quality place. Location is good, close by to the subway station.