ibis Paris Ornano Montmartre Nord 18ème 3 gwiazdki

I visited Paris with my daughter and I chose this hotel for the price and close access to the metro. Some reviews mentioned the area feeling unsafe…..while it is not in the wealthier area of Paris I never felt unsafe. The area has everything you need for an extended stay - lovely little bakery down the street, a nice bistro, Chez Clara, nearby, grocery stores, several takeaway places where you can get a meal for $10, etc. Apart from one employee, the rest of the staff was super friendly. While we only had the breakfast buffet twice during our stay, it was very good. When I return to Paris I would consider staying here again.

Pros- Great budget hotel not far on the metro from everything you want to see and connections from metro are easy. The room had recently been renovated and really great style and vibe. Clean room with housekeeping everyday Friendly receptionists Cons- Is not in the best area, felt a bit unsafe walking in the dark as a female, although the metro is only a 2 minute walk from the hotel Other parts of the hotel are currently under reservation so the front is covered in scaffolding and bar area is not open Rooms were a bit small but we used this as a base to sleep in and were out all day so perfect for this . Overall a really great choice in Paris if you are looking for somewhere that is relatively cheap .

We visited for my mum's belated 60th birthday. So wanted a nice hotel but because us kids were paying for the whole trip, a lower cost. This Ibis was one of the more affordable but quality looking hotels we found within a decent proximity to central Paris. The location is perfect for getting too and from the city centre and the metro system, however the area its self is very unpleasant when you emerge from the metro and are met with gangs hanging around the station exit stairs. This being said we experienced no trouble or harassment from them, it's just a very intimidating presence. The hotel is literally a stone throw from the metro and its about 6 stops, if that, from Gare Du Nord. So very easy to navigate when first arriving in Paris. There are many eateries and local shops/markets on the door step.( all else fails, 2 mcdonalds) You are literally a 20minute walk from The Basilica of Sacré Coeur de Montmartre and the village which is truly Parisian. (Up hill/Steps) The hotel staff were very pleasant and the gentleman who checked us in on arrival had fantastic English, which I was very pleased with as we were early and was able to check in also. The rooms were very basic and the pictures definatly show them for their best, but we had 2 rooms and both were clean, minus odd things like the curtains etc. But bedding was super clean, Towels were clean and bathroom was clean. So all the important parts. The toilet is basically a cupboard, but again it's super clean and en-suite so can't complain, minus slight wears on facilities as standard. Breakfast buffet was continental as expected and all very good quality. 3 types of pastry, multiple bread types, meats and cheeses, eggs, cereals, fruits and yogurt. My only complaint would be not a lot of fruit selection or whole fruits such as apples or bananas. Overall a great stay, I would come back again if I visit Paris in the future.

i have visit this hotel for 9 times, and i still like it ,so i come back . The staff is very good and helped you. Metro is around the corner so you can came around all Paris. Some of the room is smal but good.

If you want a simple, no fuss hotel that’s close to the metro then stay here. We have visited 3 times now and have always been comfortable. Comfy bed, clean rooms, good shower and quiet inside. Perfect if you want to travel to the sights on the metro, but also a nice walk to close by Montmartre/ Sacre Coeur region. You pay a fraction of the price compared to more centrally located hotels. What more could you want, you’re not in Paris to sit in the hotel all day. Perfect base for a comfy nights sleep.