Hôtel Mercure Paris Montmartre

Absolutely no complaints! Rooms were bigger than I expected for Paris and the staff was super friendly. Travel tip for Americans: buy an electric adapter before you get to the hotel to charge your phones. Nice lounge type bar in the hotel too.

Ok. We have stayed here one night on a 3 day stay so far.
The room is comfortable cozy. Not too bright. Bed isn’t the most comfortable but I’m 250lbs… But I slept wonderfully and the pillows are good. The Tv Is super HD… Had a great view of the Sacre coeur
The breakfast was AHHMAZEBALLZ… The hotel really put effort into it… They literally blow away any American breakfast hotel ive ever stayed at. Crepes, the coffee, expresso, breads, etc… The eggs were a little runny, but it is how they are made… Not American runny, but more juicy. If I could give a 6 star rating for their breakfast I would.
Staff is exceedingly friendly. Xavier at the buffet was excellent and one of the friendliest people I have had the privilege of meeting. He is a testimony to what customer service should be and represents France well!

This hotel was perfect in many aspects for my recent trip to Paris. The staff were all so lovely and helpful, and thankfully spoke English well. The rooms were clean and well appointed.
The hotel contains a bar/​restaurant 1875 that has a nice little menu. My favorite dish was the vegetarian risotto. Also, the menu for the lounge doubles as the room service menu which I took advantage of a few times during my stay.
My group was given access to a continental breakfast every morning which was very nice. Those chocolate croissants were pretty phenomenal. My only complaint was that the coffee tasted like dirt :-/​French coffee and american coffee are two very different things I have learned.
The location really can’t be beat as far as I’m concerned. We were very close to public transportation and walking distance to several really good brasseries. Montmartre is steps away, which is pretty much the coolest part of Paris. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone traveling to Paris, especially a first timer like myself.

We stayed at the Mercure Hotel Montmartre for 4 nights. It’s centrally located within short walking distance to the Moulin Rouge and the next Metro station is also close by at the Place de Clichy. There are lots of cafes and restaurants as well as supermarkets and a cinema. The interior design is very modern with bright colours and a touch of retro-​style. Our room was surprisingly big by Parisian standards, the toilet was even separated from the bathroom. We had a room on the 7^th floor towards the street so we were able to see the Sacre Coeur as well as the Eiffel Tower. I don’t like queen size beds because they don’t offer enough space for us so I booked a twin bed room as I didn’t know they have king size beds. At check-​in the front office agent asked us if we preferred a king size bed so I was quite happy about that. Nevertheless I have to say that I didn’t sleep well as the mattress was just too hard for me (my boyfriend had no problems with it so it was just a matter for me). I asked the front office agent if it was possible to put a mattress topper onto the bed to make it more comfortable for me and it was not a problem at all. I still didn’t sleep well but at least they tried! As I already mentioned the room was located towards the street but with closed windows you didn’t hear much from outside and a big plus is the very quiet air con! To sum up I can say that this hotel is definitley recommendable.

We stayed at this hotel when we were on our honeymoon and it was great. The room we stayed in had tons of free beverages, a pretty view out the window, and it was steps from public transit. We really enjoyed our stay and would recommend this hotel to others.

When we booked online, it said there was a deposit of 50 Euros per night; they actually meant that it was 50 Euros per person per night. Considering we were staying 10 days, this was not exactly a nice surprise. Otherwise, the staff was friendly, although it took a considerable amount of time to check in.
Our room was pretty standard, though not nearly as colorful as the photos that were online. The nespresso and complimentary drinks were nice, especially since they included still and carbonated water. The bed wasn’t the best, but since we were there to see Paris, we didn’t mind. My only complaint about the bed was that the «night stands» were so far away from the bed, and since they were built into the wall, I had to stretch to get anything. In the end, I just kept my books, water, and phone on the floor immediately next to the bed.
There was practically no view out of the hotel, because our window was quite small and the thick stone wall surrounding it prevented us from getting a peek at anything outside of our direct vision. However, and this must be stressed: the windows provide an excellent sound barrier, as the hotel overlooks a very busy street, and it wasn’t until we opened the window that we found just how quiet the room was in relation to the outside environment. But: we heard every sound in the hallway and felt every door slam on our floor and the floor above us. This didn’t disrupt us so much while we were sleeping, but it was annoying when we were trying to relax and people were checking out (or coming back from partying).
The TV was also a nice size, bigger than other flat screen TVs I come across in other hotels like this.
The bathroom was nice and clean. The bathtub was deeper than most hotel bathtubs I come across, which was nice for taking a hot soak, but after suffering an ankle injury a few weeks prior, I wasn’t so happy that there wasn’t a good place to grab when getting out of the shower. Since it was so steep, I felt like I had to do a bit of a balancing act on the wet shower floor and hope I wouldn’t take a tumble. The glass door on the shower was not long enough to prevent the showerhead water from flooding the floor, so we had to be careful about where we directed the showerhead.
The breakfast was amazing! From my immediate memory, they offered baguette, rolls, croissant, crepes, nutella, butter, jams, oatmeal, yogurt, salami, ham, two different kinds of cheeses, eggs, bacon, sausages, fruit salad, bananas, juices, milk, and coffee. The grapefruit seemed to spoil the fruit salad to an extent where I could barely tolerate to eat it, but I was happy with the rest of the selection. It could have used a bit more variety in terms of cheese, but we found that by taking advantage of the breakfast as much as we could, we actually were not hungry until 7 or 8 pm. We did not eat lunch a single time while we were in Paris.
Overall, I would come back here again, but only if I was looking to spend all my time in the city (as opposed to spending some time in the hotel, putting my feet up and reading/​relaxing). It is conveniently located next to the subway and bus stops, and walking up to Sacre Couer provides beautiful scenery with lovely bakeries. It is also next to an enormous cemetery, which is worth checking out.

The room was modern, spacious and clean and staff were friendly. Breakfasts were very good. Lots of restaurants near the hotel at quite reasonable prices.

Stayed here for 4 nights during our stay in Paris. The people working in the front lobby were pretty rude and unwelcoming. We only encountered one lovely young lady who was nice to us during our whole stay. One of my friends was fully ignored by the staff when she asked how much a certain item was. This poor customer service we all encountered was unfortunate.
Upon checking in we were told our rooms weren’t ready which we figured wouldn’t be because we arrived early. We were told to check back in 5 hours. The next people to walk in spoke French and were told by the staff to check back in 2 hours. We confronted the staff why were quoted a bigger wait time and he had no answer. 10 minutes later he comes up to us and tells us he will have a room ready for us shortly. So much for being treated equally.
The hotel is located in a great centralized location in Montmartre. Great location for the price we got. The rooms were small with an awkward bathroom situation where the toilet is in a separate tiny «room» and the bathtub and sink in another room.
Nearby the hotel is the Moulin Rouge just 2 – 3 blocks away.
There was an abundance of restuarants and café’s nearby. We got some great cappuccino’s and croissants just up the hill from the hotel almost every day.
There is FREE WIFI, which was a plus. Also, a complimentary breakfast which I never had the chance to try.
I wouldn’t mind staying here again as long as they do something about the way they treat American tourists.

This is not your glamourous stay in Paris but merely out of convenience in proximity to Gar du Nord Station. I will say some big plusses are that it was incredibly quiet and much nicer than I expected for such a location. The desk people were incredibly helpful and friendly so if those hit in the right price… this is a great choice! It’s 3+ stars.

Great location and room for the price. I was randomly upgraded to the 9^th floor but I heard that the rooms are pretty similar anyway, except for the complementary nespresso in the room. You can quickly tell that it was very cheap to build this hotel. There is no drain on the bathroom floor, for instance and most of the electrical sockets are crooked. My room was facing South West, which gave me a view over the city, including the Eiffel tower, and the parking house on the other side of the street. Standard choice breakfast with extra points for nespresso coffee (and regular). In contrast to other reviewers, I must say that I am very pleased with the free WiFi which seems unlimited and fast enough for youtube, Netflix etc… My colleagues on other floors agree with this, so I guess they had an upgrade done. The only annoying thing with the WiFi is that it breaks your connection every 24 hours and asks for your email again. All in all good value for your money. I will definitely stay here again.

Very close to metro station, great breakfast offering, lots of restaurants near by. Placed DND on door each day due to electronics in room and came back to find our room was serviced each day. Overall a nice place to stay.

Spent several enjoyable nights at the Hotel Mercure Paris Montmartre becuz:
(1) Large, modern & clean rooms
(2) Complimentary Buffet Breakfast
(3) Great Location — Make sure you spend some time at the Montmartre village which is just up the hill & close to the metro.
(4) Free Wi Fi
(5) Comfortable Bed
We walked to our Moulin Rouge dinner/​show from the hotel … :). My stay was a 4 Star Experience!

The rooms were surprisingly large for an European hotel. Very clean and comfortable. Breakfast buffet was great but pricey — 18 euros plus there was some express breakfast where for 8 euros you would get a measly croissant and a tablespoon of coffee.
We stayed on the 8^th floor and could see most of the city from the window (not that there is much to see). Supposedly the 9^th floor views are even better.
We had a little fridge stuffed with drinks and that was included in the cost of room.
Hotel is located close to the seedy red-​light district of Moulin Rouge and Pigalle but on the other side is Monmartre so the overall location is pretty decent, just avoid going towards Pigalle after dark. Plenty of subway lines are close as well.
Just like any other reviewer here and on other website will say — don’t expect to rely on Wi-​Fi. It’s super slow, constantly goes down and is a pain to reconnect. If Wi-​Fi is critical for you — make sure to have 4G data plan ready which had a very good reception in the room.

Nice hotel, efficient, clean and friendly staff. Rooms are small.

This is a great hotel for the area.
The rooms (as mentioned in Amanda F.‘s review) are, in fact, enormous compared to most hotels at this price range in Paris. I stayed here for 5 nights and always felt at home and comfortable.
Great breakfast on site… and you are steps away from great cafes, restaurants, bars, the Metro and the Montmartre area.
I’d definitely stay here again!

Sehr gute Lage in Montmartre, nahe Moulin Rouge. Man kommt mit der nahe gelegenen Metro schnell zu allen wichtigen Punkten von Paris.
Das Personal ist sehr freundlich, die Zimmer sind wirklich gut. Es ist sauber — leider in unserem Fall immer erst nach Aufforderung: morgens um 9:00 sind wir aus dem Haus gewesen, abends um 17:00 war das Zimmer noch nicht gemacht (Müll, Betten, Handtücher). Erst nach täglicher Aufforderung an der Rezeption wurde das Zimmer dann innerhalb von 30 Minuten gemacht. Bei einem Zimmerpreis von weit über 150 Euro ist das nicht in Ordnung, deshalb nur 4 Sterne.
Es gibt einen Wasserkocher im Zimmer, Tee und Kaffee sind gratis, ein Kühlschrank, ein Safe und Internet via WLAN sind ebenfalls kostenlos nutzbar.

Surprisingly awesome hotel in prime Montmartre location.
The rooms themselves are fairly enormous and definitely spacious enough for two to live quite comfortably for over a week. The hotel is large and often has enough availability that you can get a pretty good deal on a last-​minute stay. It seemed popular with business travelers, which meant that the amenities were pretty good, and included a multi-​device phone charger in the lobby in the event of forgetfulness.
The location is ridiculously perfect: next door to the gorgeous Montmartre Cemetery (tucked under an overpass), right on the outside edge of Place de Clichy with its many cafes, shops and bars, and a short walk from both the Moulin Rouge and my favorite high street in Paris: Rue des Abbesses. While the tourist attractions of 6eme and Rive Gauche are a fair walk, the Place de Clichy metro across the street makes all of Paris accessible.
My only gripes about this place are that, while the internet is «free,» you get kicked off every 6 hours, which means you have to go through the (sometimes agonizingly slow) login process frustratingly frequently. Also, while the cleaning services were good while they were there, they seem to have «forgotten» my room for about 50% of the nights that I stayed. Overall, though, awesome hotel experience — especially for Paris, where the rooms can be box-​like and incredibly hit and miss.

C’est un immense vaisseau amiral qui surplombe le quartier de la place de Clichy, et à l’architecture massive (trop ?).
Le Mercure de la Place de Clichy, en entrée de ‘haut de gamme”, certainement l’un des meilleurs rapports qualité-​prix de la capitale. L’hôtel, refait entièrement il y a un an, vous propose ainsi des prestations chics et sobres, à l’image des autres hôtels du groupe.
Les prix étant relativement haut (de l’ordre de la centaine d’euros la nuit, pensez à regarder sur internet les promotions: c’est ce que j’ai fait lorsque des amis, que je né pouvais plus héberger faute de place, sont venus me rendre visite. Ils étaient ravis !

This is not the hotel you’re looking for if you want character in Paris. It’s certainly close to Montmartre Cemetery, if you’re into gravestone gazing, and it’s a reasonably short walk from the hotel up to villagey Montmartre, but it’s also anonymous in the way that says ‘Business Travellers Stay Here’.
The rooms are perfectly comfortable, if a little worn around the edges. If you decide that the location is for you and want to make a reservation, do check the Accor site (Mercure is an Accor hotel) and go for one of the superior rooms that were renovated just last year (2009). There are a couple of unexpected perks as are found in other Mercure hotels, such as shoe-​shine machines next to the lifts and the occasional vending machine, but room service is only available until 11pm and there isn’t a restaurant. Anyhoo, who in their right mind goes to Paris for room service? The bar does serve snacks but if you’re a night owl, you’re in the right part of town (if a little seedy in parts) to find some sort of sustenance late at night so this shouldn’t matter too much.
The best thing about this Mercure Hotel is the rate card. In Paris, you’ll find it hard to get something as reliable for the price, especially if you join the Accor Group’s A Club for frequent guests and save up all your points for vouchers towards your stays at Accor hotels. So if all you need is somewhere clean and quiet to rest your head, and you don’t mind the lack of Parisian ‘charm’, this is a good-​value option.