Ulasan Ibis Budget Paris Porte de Montmartre

For the price the hotel is ok. If you decide to book this hotel don’t expect a great area or services, the price is exactly compatible with the services provided. The area is not the best of the city but works ok. There are shops, restaurants and metro that bring you at the attractions. Breakfast is ok too Start a day.

Hotel is nice and clean. Approachable staff. The breakfast had a good selection and afgordable.

The worst hotel i have ever stayed in. Upon arrival the beds and bathrooms were filthy dirty. There were so many long strands of hair, crumbs, marks and dirt on the bed sheets. When we spoke to the man downstairs to complain about the state of the room, he couldn’t care less and advised us that there was nothing he can do. The beds honestly looked like someone had slept in them and were never changed. My family and i (6 of us in total) were suppoesed to have 6 single beds but this wasnt the case. The only option of sleeping was either squashing ourselves or sleeping on the floor. The next morning, i went downstairs to speak to someone again at reception and spoke to a woman that works in reception downstairs with brunette hair that wears glasses who was incredibly rude and unhelpful. No professionalism at all. Eventually we managed to get the room cleaned. The bathrooms and toilets were an absolute nightmare. The vents, toilet bowls, and floors were so moudly and stained, i am surprised an establishment like this charges people to stay there. They could really do with a revamp of the entire establishment as none of the pictures match what we experienced. This is probably the worst hotel i have ever stayed and i strongly recommend anyone that is considering this place, to look elsewhere. Budget does NOT mean filthy dirty.

Awesome for a low price hotel. Recommended.

Basic hotel for stay in paris. Offered parking space for 23eur a day which was my reason to book this hotel. Cleanliness is bearable, because we basically use the hotel for sleeping after exploring paris the whole day. Within walking distance to metro stations although you have to cross homeless spot and hence the smell of pee as well. Can't blame the hotel though. 🤷♀️

Very good

We found the Ibis exactly as described. The staff was friendly, the hotel was clean. As a budget hotel, it met all our needs. We didn’t go to Paris to enjoy our room. It was better to spend less money on the room and be able to do more in the city. The location was great as far as getting around. The metro was a 15 minute walk or the bus stop was 2 minutes away. If you purchase the zone 1-3 travel ticket for the metro, you can ride everything anytime and it’s only 10 euros per day if you buy them at the service counter in the metro station.

Hotel Review: A Terrible Experience We stayed here for three nights, and it was awful. The room was dirty, with unwashed bedsheets, no AC, and no fan. We had to leave the windows open, which let in constant noise from the street—sirens, horns, and all. The shower was tiny, the sink was oddly placed next to the bed, and there were no sockets nearby. The receptionist (black hair, glasses) was rude and unhelpful when I asked for a fan, and the area outside felt unsafe due to the presence of homeless individuals. Save your money and avoid this hotel.

Location is ok. Staff is supportive. Not so convenient when we needed to run downstairs to borrow a hair dryer. Not enough electric socket to use.

Hotel inside only 2 small pillow and toilet was too small and shower room aswell very small and basin was not inside in shower or toilet room it was out side near by bed.no tea coffee inside any facility. Receptionist they don't have time to talk.they not explain to us where is breakfast area or where is room when I ask them later on they said.and breakfast hot food not available at all.some kind of bread and crossent and some cheese. It was not good place to stay.and entrance road was dirty. Never go again

Well equipped, the staff was really helpful when the breakfast was not registered on ibis’s list. Flexible check in. Klo

The room was stinking of piss… The bed was dirty. We left in the morning and got room service and when we arrived at night they stole my photo camera but left the case. We went to the hotel service and they didn't do anything.

All the staff are friendly , easy access to the train station

The most important thing to remember with Ibis Budget Paris Porte de Montmarte is that there are several other Ibis hotels in the area. Make sure you know which one you are booking. Secondly, it's very difficult to recommend this Ibis Budget hotel to most people because the location can be unpleasant. It's close to an underpass where homeless people are squatting and the city block can be quite shocking for those unaccustomed to this type of environment. For those unfamiliar to the types of apartments in Paris, the hotel room itself can be disappointing with the sink next to the bed and the shower area and toilet in separate micro cubicles. The breakfast never changes (bread, yogurt, ham) and the hotel front desk can be off-putting. On the other hand, there's a reason Ibis Budget Paris Porte was busy during my stay - students on a trip and penny-pinching visitors crowded the hotel (get to the breakfast area before 7 to avoid the queue). The two train stations closest to the hotel, Garibaldi and Porte de Clignancourt aren't close to the city at all but the speed of trains in Paris make that a moot point, though you will have to walk 10-15 minutes to get to either station. I was initially put off by my booking once I read the reviews, but considering all I needed was a room during my brief stay (and Wi-Fi) and I was alone, I objectively had no complaints save for my first evening when I could hear the noise from other rooms during most of the night. Obviously, if you are travelling with your partner or want a more luxurious experience, then you'll have to pay considerably more, especially with the Paris Olympics around the corner.