Hotel Monte Carlo

simple mais efficace pour dormir et pas bruyant la nuit a conseiller cet hotel

Excellent emplacement loin du bruit, proche des grands magasins et accès facile par le métro. Petit déjeuner abordable et copieux, propreté irréprochable et très très bon accueil, cordial.

Be prepared to be asked to pay your bill on arrival. Other than that, a pleasant stay. My room, though small, was clean, with a big comfortable double bed with four fat pillows, a small desk in old, dark wood, and a tv with CNN, BBC World and other national channels. The neighborhood is not quaint but safe and...normal, with a nice brasserie restaurant on the corner where local people hang out till late at night, A ten minute walk to Montmartre one way, Boulevard Haussmann and Galerie Lafayette shopping district the other way. And a two minute walk to Le Peletier metro, which gets you to Opera in two minutes or Palais Royal in five. There was a good solid wifi signal on the top floor, too, at no extra charge. All in all, a pleasant stay, especially when the manager came round his desk to hold the door open for me when I was leaving the last day...

Henkilökunta oli ystävällinen. Hotelli vastasi netissä esiteltyjä kuvia ja tietoja. Sisäpihan puoleinen huone oli rauhallinen. Olin tyytyväinen siivoukseen.

location is good, room not practical but ok for short visit. no A/C but fan, free internet, poor room amenities

Small, quiet hotel in an enjoyable, safe neighborhood. 24 hour desk service. Convenient to Metro, Bus lines, and airport transportation (Roissybus and RER B at Gare du Nord). Nicely decorated and maintained. Exceptionally clean. Rooms are small, but this is Paris and you won't be hanging out in your room, will you? All rooms have a sink, mine also had a shower, which was tiny but adequate and much appreciated. Toilet in hallway is spotless and not a problem. Staff speaks English well and all were extremely gracious and helpful. Breakfast available but not required. Bottom line: Monte Carlo is the best bargain I have found in several visits to the City of Lights! Highly recommended for Singles and Couples, and Seniors like me. Nice sized elevator.

This hotel was close to either the locations or the metro so it was very easy to get around. We found the hotel staff very helpful in answering all our questions. It was easy to hear the other guests though it was usually quite. Everything was clean. We got what we paid for and nothing more. Overall it was great for our needs and we would stay there again.

As a single woman alone, my first concern was safety and after iniatially being a bit skeptical, I felt very safe both during the day and night. Walk around the neighborhood, you'll find shops, a "convenience store" across the street, some nice cafes and restaurants, two good bakeries, two currency exchanges down the block towards Haussman Street (with O'Sullivans, the Oz Bar and Hard Rock Cafe). Around the corner from the hotel is the Follies Bergere which I only found the day I left. Don't expect much from the accomodations but it was perfect for that charm and character lacking in American Chain Hotels. Staff was very accomodating and I didn't have a problem not speaking French. The toilet down the hall was not as much as an inconvenience as I would have thought but remember to take your room key with you. I thought the shuttle from the airport was a good idea, as well as purchasing the hop on/hop off pass including the Batobus boat, and getting a museum pass that saves you waiting in line.

Right next to an okay Metro stop (Le Peletier, with direct access to Opera and Louvre, but otherwise not ideal). Amazingly helpful staff. The bedrooms with shared bath, etc., are very cute but also rather tight squeezes--what you'd expect for Paris--except that they seem to get rather warm at night. Our fan couldn't quite keep up with our unusually warm 80° June nights.

Good hotel with very friendly staff and great location.