ibis budget Paris Porte de Montmartre 2 gwiazdki

Sam hotel ok. Pościel czysta ale w łazience i WC nieprzyjemny zapach, szczególnie w WC. Nie było dokładnie posprzątane.

It could have been a one star, but the staff bumped it up to 2. Definitely get what you pay for. Toilet and shower are in two separate 'rooms' which felt like walking into a caravan toilet with the smell of a festival toliet on the final day. Area (this did not influence the rating, as it isn't the hotels fault) is rough. I wouldn't recommend walking back or around after dark. We got an Uber every night back to the hotel. There is no Aircon, which was advetised. Bed side lights didnt work, the uncomfortable bed, also quite loud... just overall not great. Wouldn't recommend and wouldn't return. We didn't have the breakfast, so couldnt comment. When we do return, I do think it is worth paying that little bit more for a better location and 'feel' of Paris.

The hotel is by a very large immigrant/homeless population that made us nervous. We decided to get Uber instead of walking to the nearest Metro. It is noisy with the window open as it is next to a busy road. No Aircon. We didn't have food here, chose to go into central Paris and spend the whole day there, only coming back to sleep. The staff were friendly and rooms cleaned daily. I won't stay here again, I'd choose somewhere closer to the centre and pay the extra.

Generally nice and clean both in my room and in the hotel itself. Unfortunately I didn’t sleep well during my 3 night stay. Whilst it was generally mostly quiet both within and outside the hotel, the bed was not comfortable at all. I know it’s a budget hotel, but please ensure your guests sleep well and invest in much better mattresses. Surrounding neighbourhood might seem abit on the rough side with some homeless people around, but this is common in many big cities wherever you go around the world. Just be sensible and cautious, I observed no concerning issues with these people.

okay, here we go. I visited this ibis in December with my best friend for a quick, cheap trip to Paris. we were both 19, and it was our first time visiting Paris. the night before leaving I was searching up our ibis and reading reviews, which ended up stressing me the hell out! people were saying it was disgusting and terrifying, that they felt unsafe and couldn't sleep. I even thought about cancelling our booking and trying to find somewhere else last minute because of said reviews. But, I didn't, I thought I should give it a try we're simply looking for somewhere to sleep and leave our stuff whilst we explore of rate entire day and after staying I can tell you, everyone was wrong. Our flight arrived late, we got a 30 minute uber - I think it was about €30. we checked in about 11pm. the guy spoke basic English, just like I spoke basic French. quick and easy check in. we went into our room and were pleasantly surprised by the space. we went down to the lobby got some snacks from the vending machines (there is also basic hygiene products in the vending machines, unfortunately started my period and they had a range on menstruation products in them! always a plus), and ordered a McDonalds on their little machine. beds were reasonably comfortable, classic hotel beds to me. the tv worked perfectly fine, we just watched YouTube. the toilet and shower were clean, a little small but no complaints. we put our do not disturb sign up and had no one enter our room. some people were loud at times walking around and closing the doors loudly but your in a hotel with hundreds of people what do you expect! and we were right next to the elevators and heard practically nothing! we didn't even need to check out as it is a code lock, so quick and easy walk out the door. I had seen some reviews saying they have a few fire alarms which is inconvenient, we experienced one in our entire 5 day stay just as we were leaving to go home. went off within 5 minutes. not a big deal. just like every big city it does have the odd dodgy area. this isn't far from one of Paris', as it is near a big famous market and immigrant housing. if you're are leaving in the early morning or the late evening I would recommend ordering an uber, just to be safe. we were young single females so of course we had to be a bit more precautious but an uber is my go to either way. if you turn right and go under the bridge its a 100m walk to a reasonably nice area with shops and cafes. there is a bus stop and a metro station not far. we didnt use either of those (I just find ubering easier!) but I have heard alright reviews, don't use the metro at night, but if you do just be aware, like you should in any city. overall I loved it, planning on going again soon! you get what you pay, and its cheap which is ideal lol! please don't stress and enjoy your time!!!!