Terrass Hotel

Les beaux jours reviennent et boire un verre sur la terrasse du Terrass Hotel est une chose à faire absolument pour profiter de la vue sublime !
La quiétude nous embarque mais la réalité nous rattrape aussitôt parce que le service reste tout de même parisien hein !
Alors ce n’était peut-​être pas mon jour de chance mais j’ai eu le serveur le plus lent, le plus je-m’en-fous-de-vous-de-toute-façon, le plus à l’ouest qui puisse exister !
Une éternité pour prendre la commande, et il faudra m’expliquer pourquoi il faut attendre sa planche de petites crottes de fromage à plus de 15 balles plus de 40 minutes après avoir eu son verre de vin (qui lui était suuuuuper bon mais fallait boire tout doucement pour accompagner le fromage qui n’arrivait jamais), gros moment de frustration. Et pas d’excuses de nous avoir autant fait attendre.
Donc je pense que si j’étais tombée sur un autre service, cette expérience aurait été vachement différente, et sûrement mieux ! Parce que l’endroit est quand même magique.

Un très bon spot pour être en terrasse sans être noyé par la foule. Du coup j’hésite à laisser cet avis car j’aimerais bien que le lieu reste assez inconnu. Sur la terrasse, une belle vue sur tout Paris, de La Défense à Montparnasse est au-​delà. Par contre sur la carte, rien de fou fou mais quelques bières sympa.

If you’re looking to stay in the Montmartre neighborhood, look no further. Views of the Sacre Coeur from the top (outside) terrace and better yet, one of the best views of the Eiffel Tower. I mean that’s one of the reasons you come to Paris right? You can have the view while enjoying breakfast (prices were steep for even a coffee and croissant, but you’re paying for the view and the service, so it’s worth it in my opinion). We had breakfast up here on our last morning and met the sweetest gal, she was one of the servers at the restaurant. Wish I remembered her name though. She had worked in California for some time, which I think really showed because she was so kind and so talkative, she really made the experience that much better that morning.
Let’s start from when we arrived though. We had just arrived in from a long flight from the states and on top of that our luggage was lost, so as much as we hoped the room was ready, we didn’t want to push our luck and just expected to check in, drop our carry on bags off and hit the city. We got there and sure enough, the room was ready! Again, that was a complete miracle, but it sure made our day a lot better because we got to put our feet up for a bit.
The lobby area was under a bit of construction, there was something being done with the front door and the mirrors above it, but after that the hotel is very chic, modern and beautiful. It’s just off a main street and on the corner, so before getting there I wondered if we would have problems with the noise, but we never heard a thing!
We explained to the staff that we were hoping our luggage would come in the next couple of days, but we weren’t sure when. I know it’s not on them to remember, but after we had told one of the young men once, he continued to check and see if our luggage had come after we were out for the day.
I had written the concierge before the trip asking if they could make us a reservation for dinner. The place I wanted was booked up for the four nights we had there, so I asked them for a recommendation for something close to the hotel– knowing very well that we could be jet lagged and just want to walk back instead of using the metro or paying for a taxi. I described what we were looking for and the time we would prefer.
They gave me a couple of options, I picked and they made the reservation. I hadn’t even found the place on the map (google maps) while looking, so it was a great find. Literally across the street from the hotel! We had dinner there and loved it, I’d go back if I was in the area again.
Though when we asked the first day where we could grab lunch, the girl at the front desk just gave us a vague «there are so many places in the area» kind of answer. Nice. When I asked her about a place I had read about nearby, she said I don’t like that place, I haven’t ever been, but the service is bad. Hahah. Again, vague, but we ended up finding a street café, under a heater, that was just fine. She was right in a way, there are tons of cafes and restaurants in the area, but it’s a bit overwhelming to pick when you’ve just arrived in a place.
We took the elevator up to our room, there are more than two elevators in the place– don’t worry! In the hall way on the way to our room, one of the stairs carpeting was ripped and the lights were dim, I wondered if this place is just pretty on the outside, but our room wasn’t going to be what I then expected… the room was smaller than I had thought it’d be, but it was just fine for two people (was there with my mother), that expect to be on the go a lot. I liked the modern design and the calming colors that they went with. The bathroom was very modern, great lighting, amazing shower. We were very pleased with how it was. There was a little area with coffee maker, glasses, tea cups… etc. set up. There were robes and slippers to be used. I’m one that loves a good robe, so that was a bonus to find there.
If we weren’t always so tired after getting back to the hotel so late, I would definitely take the time to watch the Eiffel Tower light show at night from the bar area. They are open until 11pm– not sure if that was just the weekend hours, but late enough to just enjoy a nice glass of bubbly or a cocktail before turning in.
This hotel is literally steps away from restaurants, cafes, shops, the metro is close as well if you’re trying to get across or into other parts of the city. Great great area, the staff were great, I would definitely stay again.

Je n’ai pas testé l’hôtel mais uniquement le bar dernier étage. Deux choses à dire: déjà la vue ainsi que le lieux sont superbes je considère que c’est le meilleur rooftop/​bar de Paris. Par contre il est horriblement cher avec un coquin à 6 € et un cocktail à 16 €. Allez-​y en couple car l’ambiance et plutôt calme et posée.

Superbe terrasse que je recommande vivement en journée. Le cadre est propice aux révisions — parfait pour les partiels de fin d’année !

L’un de mes lieux préférés pour m’évader de Paris, au 7 eme du Terrass se trouve à mon avis le plus beau coucher de soleil de la ville.

I only write reviews when hotels are wonderful or absolutely horrible. I am sad to say this was the later.
There was nothing to note about this hotel, except for the absolutely horrible service.
We had the unfortunate luck of having something go wrong in our room. I understand things go wrong in hotels (especially when they are located in charming old buildings), however, it is a service based industry and the staff should be pleasant when there are problems with accommodations. Unfortunately at this hotel, that was not the case. I believe the way in which it was handled speaks volumes about the quality of the hotel.
The incident: The hot water was not working in our room. The concierge ignored my initial complaint (in english). The second time my boyfriend complained (in french) and they sent someone to fix the water and were unable to do so. What happened next is rather odd. They expected us to stay in a room with no hot water for several days (the water was freezing). They would not refund the remaining nights and let us switch hotels. After several phone calls they agreed to move us to a room with hot water, however, they would only switch us to a room with two beds. When we said this was not OK, as we were staying as a couple and would like a room with one bed, they would not accommodate. After 48 minutes of back and forth they downgrading us to a significantly smaller room and noisier room (without any form of remuneration).
I highly recommend avoiding this hotel for the following reason. One comes to hotels (and pays a premium over other forms of accommodation) in order to be on vacation and not deal with unfortunate realities such as broken plumbing. In the chance something happens (which seems relatively common as a result of the «renovations»), it is the last thing one wants to deal with on vacation. It can ruin, what is otherwise suppose to be a special time.
Of course, if it were an otherwise remarkable hotel I would be willing to overlook this series of events. Sadly, it is not. The room service is edible (low-​average American standards, poor by french standards). However, the breakfast is decent (average, perhaps slightly above). The views are OK. However, it is of the skyline in Paris, which is far from the most charming feature of the city. It is close to a hospital, so if you have a street facing room, there is a great deal of noise. The hotel is in a modern décor. It was perhaps overly ambitious for the budget (trying to look high-​scale cheaply rarely works out), but given the cost of the furniture and the look they were trying to achieve it could have been much worse.

Sûrement l’une des plus belles vue de Paris !

Didn’t stay at the hotel. This review was about drinks on the famous Terrass. Honestly Montmarte is a great neighborhood in Paris, this hotel being in the middle of that area does it wonders.
I could talk about the wine and drinks but honestly that is not why people come to this place. The VIEW is over the top gorgeous, you see an expansive Paris, from the Eiffel Tower and beyond. Wonderful spot for a mid afternoon beverage or a romantic date. We ended up having a bottle of wine and a couple of cocktails here and I was so pleased.
I wish I could say I’d be back every weekend but unfortunately Paris is a bit far. Either way, upon my return I’ll definitely come back to this spot. A hidden gem!

Admettons que vous soyez avec une demoiselle…
Et là au gré du vent, vous vous retrouvez à Pigalle…
Malheur !!! Que faire ??? Votre réputation risqué d’en prendre un coup.
Sois vous connaissez le quartier et vous êtes un obsédé (ou un hipster parce que vous allez dans le SOPI), soit vous né le connaissez pas et (vous n’êtes pas parisien dans ce cas là) vous allez trainer de rue en rue, de sex-​shops en bar à strip tease au bras de votre amoureuse effrontée par tant de vulgarité (car elle est de province).
Vite, montez au Terrass Hotel et découvrez l’un des plus beaux rooftops (enfin plus une terrasse) de Paris.
La vue est 15 fois plus belle qu’au Perchoir, mais légèrement moins belle qu’au 43 (en même temps le 43 c’est un lieu magique)
Profitez d’un cocktail entre 15 et 20 euros et restez là, dans cet écrin de plaisir face à la Tour Eiffel autant de temps qu’il faudra.
Appelez un taxi pour rentrer, ou prenez une chambre c’est un hotel avant tout !

I felt just ever so slightly discriminated against for being Asian American by the staff, some were friendly, most gave me a rude vibe, but who doesn’t in Paris?
That being said, I am rating this solely on the hotel. The location is nice, it’s tucked away in Montemarte, far away enough from the bustling life of Paris, but close enough where getting to the popular spots is merely a walk and a train ride away. The staff is knowledgeable and the décor is nice. A bit pricey, but what isn’t in Paris?
Ah, Paris. I love you and hate you as much as you love and hate me.

Incontestablement l’une des plus belles terrasses de Paris et une fois encore à deux pas de chez moi. L’accueil est très aimable, classe mais pas classieux, l’entrée par l’hôtel est un peu kitchouille, mais une fois là-​haut vous avez le soufflé coupé. La vue est imprenable, — sentiment d’être dans un jardin suspendu– avec son sol imitation gazon et ses larges parasols blancs. Il y a ici un côté terrasse de station balnéaire, ici c’est de la villégiature posée sur l’édredon de Paris, avec un niveau décibels qui reste en-​dessous de la moyenne. Calme, Luxe et Volupté. Pas toute l’année et selon conditions météo.
Attention, pensez à réserver si vous dînez.

Don’t miss this one! On the hill just below the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Montmartre is one of the most enjoyable hotels in Paris. Spotless and convenient it’s a great place to stay just on this alone, however, the staff makes this a five star visit. Louis (concierge) and Leeza (front desk) were two of the best ambassadors for the city of Paris I’ve ever encountered. Louis got us into Jules Verne at the Eifel Tower when everyone said it was impossible to get a reservation. Leeza spent the better part of an hour telling us about hidden gems in Paris. See also recommended one of the best restaurants (best piece of fish I’ve ever eaten) I been to on my many trips to Paris. The entire staff was wonderful and extremely helpful; five star (six if you had it). The view is as good as on the Eifel Tower or the Arc de Triomphe. Wonderful

The hotel was neat and clean, nice room, good view to the tower.
Roof top lounge, very pricey. They act like they do not like Americans, i didn’t like them.

Definitely the location rocks… We had a great view because our room was facing the Eiffel Tower and the cemetery of Montmartre. The rooms was large, air conditioned and with wall covered in carpet so it was soundproofed too… we had a separate eating and dining area with a fold out couch. The windows opened with an unobstructed view of the street and all of Paris. The rooms were super clean with a mini bar that we could put our leftover takeaway in. The Terrass Hotel is a very romantic 4 star hotel for married couples looking for a weekend getaway in Montmartre. There is no swimming or pool that I know of and didn’t need these facilities. The internet worked well in the room but was not fast like at home. The front desk staff is hit or miss, one went and ran for a takeaway menu and delivered right to our door, the other was short and dismissive, kind of like your parents warned you about in the 1950’s, but who cares we still had fun. The hotel Terrass at the top of the hotel looked great but was always full and we were turned away. From what we saw most of the locals go up there too to enjoy, so make a reservation if you’re thinking of drinking on the Terrass during your visit.

Excellente adresse avec un bon rapport qualité/​prix pour un brunch dominical

lieu très sympa, malheureusement je n’ai pas pu en profiter, car il a plu.
Mais j’y retournerai pour profiter de la vue

Profiter du panorama, couché du soleil avec un pt cocktail, un bonheur simple.

Très bel hôtel pour passer un bon séjour en amoureux ^^ Une chose est sur je reviendrai et j’ai beaucoup apprécié le personnel, accueillant, souriant et très serviable. Merci à vous!!!

Super Brunch,
copieux, excellent service, buffet fourni, excellente qualité de la nourriture, grand standing.
J’adore toujours autant !
Je recommande +++

La grande classe, seul quelques oiseaux viennent vous saluer pendant que vous êtes en extase devant le panorama.

Je suis fan des nuitée en hôtel de luxe, celui-​ci est plutôt bien pour un 4 étoiles. Des petits détails m’empêches de mettre la note maxi; surtout côté ménage. Bref !

I just found a Pearl in middle of Paris. This is my favorite hotel from now on in Paris. The price/​quality is just unbeatable. The room are spacious and are equipped with the latest technology, flat screen, free secured wifi connection and a nice bed.
They have a bar opened every night at least until 1am. The breakfast is maybe a little bit overpriced if you it’s not included in the room. I paid 22 Euros for a Buffet style Breakfast. It was good but you don’t have also a lot of choices for 22 Euros.
The location is perfect. You’re located 5 minutes away from Blanche metro station right next to Moulin Rouge. During the evenings, this place turns out into a romantic place where all the couples go eat dinner in a nice cozy and warm restaurant.
The hotel also has a Rooftop Restaurant (please!) but I haven’t had the chance to go eat there yet.
Tho, one thing is for sure, I’ll be back.

this is a great hotel! we stayed at the hotel for 2 nights together with our 11-​month-​old daughter. upon arrival they informed us that they upgraded us from double room superior to Junior suite, so we have no complaints at all for the room. people at the reception were extremely kind. breakfast was really good with a delicious variety of ‘bio’ food, too. be aware that the terrass of course is closed in rainy times. you can have an outlook during the day in rainy days, but it was locked in the evening. the hotel is located at the fringe of a very nice area in Montmartre with lots of cosy restaurants, bakeries and cafés nearby. metro is rather close, bus no. 95 (which stops just 50 metres from the hotel) brings you directly to ‘downtown’ area (Opéra, Louvre). perfect!

superbe endroit, on y mange tres bien notre derniere venue en 2011 nous laisse des souvenirs dont nous parlons encore
toute l’equipe AXS-​Business a ete enchanté
a tres bientot en juin.

La vue est magnifique et on y dine bien donc pourquoi s’en priver? Ensuite petite balade aux abbesses pour aller faire la fête

Lage: Zentrum, Monmartre. Nicht weit von Sacré-​Coeur. Pigalle, Moulin Rouge, FNAC Lazarre, Lafayette sind zu Fuss erreichbar.
Hotel: Top, Chic mit Zimmer individuell eingerichtet. Geschacksvoll.
WLAN: Ja, gratis. Password bei der Rezeption.
Mein lieblings Hotel in Paris
Frühstück ist gut, interessante Ess Varianten, Bedienung leider langsam, chaotisch und nicht freundlich, fast unhöfflich.

Super Lage, schönes Hotel, gepflegte, große Zimmer, etwas in die Jahre gekommen, Frühstück erstaunlich gut, Ausblick vom Zimmer und das Dachterrasse einfach unbeschreiblich, Ambiente und Service in Ordnung. Englisch wird geduldet… aber so sind die Franzosen!
Wir waren im Sommer 2008 von Freitag bis Sonntag dort, Zimmer 605.

Très cool
Bonjour, je suis partie avec mon mari, cet hôtel est très bien. J’ai bien dormi. C’est grand salle, j’adore cet hôtel.

Il s’agit là certainement de l’un des plus romantiques hôtels de la capitale… Le Terrass Hôtel, qui surplombe le cimetière de Montmartre et, surtout, offre une vue imprenable sur la capitale, est un must.
Le majestueux bâtiment du 19e siècle offre près d’une centaine de chambres classes et raffinées. les prix sont certes un peu élevés, mais les occasions d’y aller peuvent aisément se trouver: moment en amoureux, escapade privilégiée pour un week-​end parisien (le Terrass Hotel se situe à proximité de nombreuses lignes de métro), ou envie de célébrer un heureux évènement.
Le restaurant situé à l’étage, le Diapason, offre une cuisine variée et inventive mais, pour né pas se voiler la face, c’est surtout la vue que l’on vient y chercher. Méfiez-​vous tout de même: ladite terrasse n’est ouverte qu’à partir du 1er avril, et est fermée en cas de conditions météorologiques défavorables !

J’y suis toutes les semaines. Hotel de très bonne qualité, prendre les chambres en X14 en bout de couloir car plus calmes et très mignonnes.
Petit déj’, qualités des chambres, du service, vue depuis le restaurant du toit (ouvert seulement l’été si beau temps — bien réserver avant de venir), tout est bien.
Si le prix était moindre, il aurait eu un 5 étoiles.

Terrass’ Hotel is a great place to stay with a truly superb restaurant, unsurprisingly known as Restaurant La Terrass’.
The restaurant is on the ground floor, but in fine weather meals can be served from the grillade on the seventh floor balcony, a little known fact which surprises a lot of Parisians, let alone visitors, and the night views over the city are rather splendid. However the true pleasure is the menu: great fish here, and some interesting Camargue based dishes if you are not faint hearted, try the Camarguise pig’s head!
The bedroom are large, many facing out onto Montparnasse and the cemetery, giving an open green vista that is rare in a capital city. Some suites have roman type baths, others are more Louis XVI, but all are of a good size for Parisian hotel space. In winter there are open fires in the reception area and the piano is played all year round, giving a wonderful air of relaxation and hedonism. Look out for some exceptional antique pieces around the hotel, especially some really good tapestries. This is a big hotel, which makes it all the more unusual not to have its own parking, but it doesn’t. Nearby attractions include the Moulin Rouge not to be missed!

super Platz!
Probieren Sie unbedingt, vor allem an den schönen Tagen, wenn der Terrasse im 7. Stock, ist offen für Frühstück und Abendessen mit Paris zu seinen Füßen.

Vistas espléndidas.
Situado en el extremo sudoeste de Montmartre, con vistas espléndidas desde los jardines colgantes. Habitaciones espaciosas decoradas con antigüedades y colores cálidos. Dobles desde 1.290 francos hasta 1.730 francos