Hotel Lumières Montmartre Paris

The hotel was clean and in a good location and the staff were friendly and courteous, the shower didn't run very well and the bed was OK, there were some great restaurants nearby

Good hotel good cafes/restaurants in area

Although Monmartre is not in what is considered to be the 'center' of Paris, it's a great location, easily accessible by Metro, Bus and Uber and is an area favoured by many. Place du Tertre is close, as well as Sacre Coeur (we walked there one morning). The hotel was very good. The rooms were small (the hotel itself if very compact), but they have made really good use of the space, particularly in the bathroom area. The shower was a pleasant surprise, as it's bigger on the inside than you expect when you see the door to it, is very clean, and has lovely modern tiles and rainfall shower head. The bed was big and comfortable, the bedding was high quality. I really liked the fact I could open the 'balcony' windows. The Wifi worked well in the room. There was a flat screen TV mounted in the wall. We stayed in room 202 - so I cannot speak for the other rooms, but I would choose to stay in this hotel again based on this one. It was modern, clean, good quality and functional. No frills however so if you want room service, restaurants and spa's then go for 4+ ratings and pay the price. I thought this hotel was good value for money. I would recommend it to friends and family. I did not see any air conditioning, so I am not sure how comfortable it would be in the warmer months. Paris is noisy so if you do open the window at night as we did, then expect to hear noise. I always take ear plugs when I travel so this wasn't an issue for me. Only 2 power sockets in the room

This hotel is perfect for you if you don't need much space. The glorious, comfy bed takes up pretty much the whole room - which is fine if you don't need a bit of space to get ready. I found there was no where for me to get ready, there wasn't a proper table (the foldout one in the room slanted so everything just fell off) and there was no mirror by the table. The wardrobe was difficult to get in and out of, especially with a suitcase. The bathroom was my least favourite part of the room. First of all, there was no door to the bathroom, but a sliding door to separate the toilet from the rest of the room - this would have been fine if the shower had a door, and not a curtain which kept coming into the shower and ending up sticking on your skin. There was barely any room to put toiletries around the sink, as all that is offered is a small panel of glass, and some of this is taken up by a mini wooden shelf which hosts products offered kindly by the hotel. It's a nice little hotel, if you literally just need somewhere to sleep then this is fine. One thing I found odd was that they still use traditional keys for the room and they request you to leave these before you leave the hotel. We did this the first day, but when we came back they didn't check who we were and just gave us the key to the room we said we were staying in. Bit of a safety issue in my opinion. The surrounding area is nice, there are a few cafes, stores, a pharmacy and good transportation links.

Beautiful but TINY. Location was great as bus stop into central was on the doorstep.

generally really good revamped little hotel but the two shower heads would only work together and it wasn't fixed. lovely bed and sheets. could have done with another hanger.

We were put in the "accessible" room on the first floor. It's about 15 feet from the front desk, so you can clearly hear all the conversations of folks checking in and out. The room had no windows, just a tiny skylight in one corner. The bathroom - well, the shower was just half the bathroom with a curtain across it. There was no water barrier and the drain was mostly plugged so after 5 minutes the bathroom had flooded with water along with a portion of the bedroom. This went a long way to explain why the bathroom smelled like mold and death. The rest of the hotel might be nice? I'll never know, as the room on the first floor was by far the worst hotel room I've had in my life.

Staff lovely, charming and helpful

The hotel was in a good location close to public transportation and in a calm neighborhood, but still with the perks of a well connected street in proximity to shops bakeries and restaurants while in front of a supermarket that turned out very handy for our evening needs.

Perfect location for wandering the Montmartre area but far enough away to be value-foe-money accommodation. My only issue was the lack of air conditioning in my room - Paris was sweltering under several days of 35+oC, and I could not open my window as the traffic noise was too great to sleep.