The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre, Paris

Staff were friendly and helpful, very clean rooms and bathrooms. Rooftop was surreal!

Staff great, super roof top bar with food…stayed here with wife and two young children 10&11 and I would recommend it

The hotel was very well decorated inside, very clean and modern. Hotel room was great, well decorated and spacious. loud freeway outside bedroom however the room was very well soundproofed meaning it was silent. we also had aircon facilities so no need to open window. bathroom was also very nice and looked new. housekeeping was also great, they always made sure our room was tidy and replenished our stock of cartoned water. the staff on reception were very pleasant and more than happy to speak English (very well) to my girlfriend and I. a few very close metro station options and are very easy to use at tourists, metro was extremely frequent and very cheap.

- The family room option (2 connecting rooms) and hotel parking (25 euro per night) are very handy. - Hotel staff was very helpful. - Breakfast on the 8th floor was good and with nice views. There are also many shops around the hotel and on the way to the city centre.

Driving into the area we were extremely uncomfortable and disappointed as the sat nav took us a horrible way in where there was a flea market, so many people and not what you think when you want to stay at a 4star hotel in Paris, it’s hard to explain how horrible it was but once we turned the corner and got to the hotel it was fine and had we come in from the opposite way we wouldn’t of realised it was in a horrible area. There is a lot of homelessness in the area too. The hotel itself was lovely. Nicely decorated, staff were friendly. Breakfast choices were good especially the custard tart. The bed was comfortable. The tv was sketchy sometimes it would connect to our Netflix but busy times the WiFi wasn’t strong enough to use. The shower was great. We drove in and didn’t use the public transport so can’t comment on how good it is to get to the tourist parts of Paris but we did take a Bolt and it cost about 16 euros to get to The Louvre.