Find hotels near Saint-Ouen Flea Market, Paris from AED 358

"This was our 2nd stay at this property. Sadly a whole host of "niggles" from the moment we arrived. Very warm welcome and support from staff throughout, but overall not the standard you should expect for this price point. We had to change rooms due to being given incorrect (accessible) room - we had paid for the one bedroom apartment and whilst technically this could be classed as such, it was not fit for purpose. Shower was set only at waist height, radiator broken in bathroom, poor layout of lighting. We were moved the next day. Unfortunately the shower in this room was also broken and required a call to reception to fix. Due to "works", the water was routinely off each morning! There was no notification of this so you could be halfway through ablutions to find the water simply stopped. No cleaning at all during our 5 night stay. This would be ok if cleaning equipment were provided in the flat! It's essential to have a dustpan and brush as minimum, given that it is set up as self catering! The whole flat (and corridors) needs a good deep clean - superficial cleaning seems to take place but the skirtings, floor and especially the balcony area needs thorough cleaning. We found cigarette ends and a champagne cork on our balcony, along with the general build up of grime. We also had to chase up batteries for the remote control and a spare light bulb. These things should be routinely checked. Staff were always responsive when we raised these issues but we shouldn't need to. "

"There's nothing really for me to say positive about this hotel. We rented two rooms both overflowed the shower pans because of poor drainage, the check-in was a miserable nickel and dime experience, in the beds are as old as the City of Paris we could at least update the mattresses to something that aren't a year old where you're just basically sleeping on springs. One of the worst hotels I've ever stated"

"We chose Montmartre because we only had 1.5 days in Paris. Wanted something that wasn't too far from the airport, but would also give us easy access to the main attractions. We also wanted to be in more of a neighborhood than a tourist area. The hotel is not marked well, even our taxi driver wasn't sure if he was dropping us off in the correct spot. We did like the neighborhood. Lots of local places to eat and grab drinks, we really enjoyed that. It felt safe (as far as large city safe goes), we still kept our eyes open and a general awareness that we were in a big city. The hotel had two keypad locks, which was nice. One at the very outer door on the street and a second before entrance to the hotel. The front desk is not manned with regularity so be sure to check the hours. We booked a family room (there was a door that led to a space too small to be called a hallway, more closet sized space) and then two rooms. The main room had a small kitchenette, decent sized bathroom and very small bedroom area. The second room had a very small bathroom and a very small bedroom. It was so small the only place to put our suitcases (carry on size) was under the bed. The shower drain was clogged and my husband had to clean it out as it was flooding the bathroom floor. Not going to lie, it is pretty gross to clean other people's hair out of a hotel bathroom drain just so you can shower. Overall I would stay in the Montmartre neighborhood again, but would choose a different hotel"

"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."

"Excellent emplacement et je le recommande à tous !"

"As a solo traveler the supreme sized room was spacious and included a desk, chair and nice sized bedding. All of the hotel staff that I encountered was friendly and willing to handle any of my questions! Would recommend to anyone looking to stay in this part of Paris. "

"My experience was just okay, at the end of the day we only went to the hotel to sleep. I found a living cockroach in my room, not a pleasant moment. There was a little community of unsheltered people living across the street, I don’t qualify it as a safety issue, but I hesitate at the beginning."

"The room was excellent and my room was clean each and every day. The staff was ok. Their restaurant was overpriced and their menu is not flexible enough for substitutions. The space in the room was top notch. Only thing I would say is that the hotel is not on the best side of town. There is metro that you can take to the city."

"Great location. Nice decor. Clean room but very very small. Hardly any space for 2 people and two standard size suitcases."