Search Hotels Near Carrousel de Montmartre, Paris

"Everything is good"

"Perfect for my first time in Paris and for a solo trip, the floor in my room was not particularly clean and the air-conditioning was bad quality. Bathroom compact. Bed was very comfy! The location of the hotel itself was perfect, near Metro stations and in a gorgeous area."

"Everything met our expectations."

"Solid experience with easy access to a couple metros. Interesting to not have a staff/front desk but it works well and the place was great"

"Terrible place , lot of things broken, floors a"

"Very helpful and friendly staff"

"Did everything to make it a fabulous stay & lucky enough to be generously ungraded. "

"Wonderful property. Several supermarkets (either beautiful wine prices) and cafes/restaurants just a stones throw away. Lovely neighborhood of Montmartre with Sacré Coeur and Moulin Rouge in walkable distances. Train lines are really close too. The room comes with air conditioning for cold/heat, important around this time of year. Extremely clean. Staff was VERY nice and helpful. Airport shuttle was only 20 euros. Would recommend."

"I had a very nice time at Maison La Boheme. But, you need to be aware of a couple of things. Because this is an "aparthotel," it means there is no front desk, no interaction with a front office staff, and nowhere to go if you want to ask anything in person. There's a concierge, who is reachably by email. It's more of an apartment, rather than a hotel, and if you like that sort of thing, you'll love this place. I was on the top floor (of three floors), and there's no lift. 35 steps to get up to my room. Again, if you don't mind that, it's great. The rooms are superb. Even my little studio was unexpectedly spacious, and you can't really tell that from the web site photos. Really charming, really comfortable. You access the hotel about 20 feet down a secret little alleyway-street, enter a code on a keypad, and you're instantly isolated from the absolute chaos of Place Du Tertre. If you're going anywhere off the top of the hill, there are stairs. A LOT of them. Be ready for extensive stair climbing when you return to your room after a long day of Paris adventures. If the giant stairways are too much, take the funiculare, by Sacre Coeur. It is totally worth it. In conclusion, a wonderful place. You should definitely consider it, and it's different than a standard hotel stay, which can be a lot of fun."