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Montmartre Residence Paris

$290-$450/ night

Book this if You want the space and convenience of a luxury Parisian apartment with a full kitchen, right in the bohemian heart of Montmartre.

Why People Love It

9.1117 reviews
  • Massive rooms by Paris standards
  • Fully equipped kitchens with Nespresso machines and washers
  • Incredible location steps from the Wall of Love and Sacré-Cœur

Quick Take: It's an aparthotel, not a traditional hotel—don't expect daily housekeeping or a 24/7 concierge, and the lively street outside means you'll need to keep the soundproof windows shut at night.

Reviewed by @conciergekateI stayed at this gorgeous apartment and it was the perfect romantic escape. The modern design mixed with the classic Parisian views from the window was incredible. I especially loved the luxurious open bathroom setup. Highly recommend for couples!


Guest Who Stayed Here Said

The hype

Guests rave about the spacious, beautifully decorated apartments and the unbeatable location in the Abbesses area.

Reality check

A few guests reported musty smells in the bathrooms and minor maintenance issues like loose fixtures or dark hallways.

  • Traveling with family or a group needing multiple bedrooms
  • You prefer cooking some of your own meals with local market finds
  • You want to feel like a local in a bustling, artsy neighborhood

Cleanliness & Maintenance

8.5
  • Housekeeping: Weekly service only. Generally spotless upon arrival, though a few guests noted missed spots and wished for more frequent touch-ups.
  • Bathroom hygiene: Mostly pristine with separate tubs and showers, but isolated reports mention musty smells or minor mold in older grout.
  • Maintenance: Well-maintained 2014 renovation, though some guests report loose bathroom fixtures and dark hallways.
  • Linens & towels: High-quality, fresh premium bedding and fluffy bathrobes provided.
  • Odors & scents: Usually fresh, but the separate toilet rooms in some apartments can develop a musty odor due to older plumbing.

Sleepability™

8SILENT
SILENT
0-4LOUD
4-7.5MODERATE
7.5-10SILENT
  • Late-night revelers and traffic on Rue Durantin
  • Ambulances and city sirens

Before you book

Good to know

  • City tax is EUR 8.45 per person, per night, which is standard for Paris
  • Parking is off-site and costs EUR 48/night with height restrictions
  • Airport transfers can be arranged directly with the property for EUR 100

What to pack

  • Earplugs if you prefer sleeping with the windows open, as the street below is lively
  • Comfortable walking shoes for the steep Montmartre hills and uneven cobblestones

Room Genie

Best picks

  • 3rd-floor apartments for better city views and less street-level noise
  • Apartment with Terrace for private outdoor space

Rooms to avoid

  • Lower-floor apartments facing Rue Durantin if you want to sleep with the windows open
  • Units near the main stairwell if you are sensitive to the automatic hallway lights turning on at night

Room Request Genie – copy & paste

Hello, we are very excited for our stay. Could we please request a high-floor apartment with a city view to minimize street noise? If a unit with a terrace is available, we would love to upgrade.

FAQ & Hidden tips

Everything you actually want to know before you book.

Is there daily housekeeping?

No, since this is an aparthotel, housekeeping is only done once per week.

Is there parking available?

Yes, covered self-parking is available nearby for EUR 48 per night, but you must reserve in advance.

Are pets allowed?

Yes, dogs up to 22 lbs are welcome for a EUR 40 fee per pet.

Is there a 24-hour front desk?

No, reception has limited hours, and you'll use door codes to access your apartment.

Does the hotel serve breakfast?

Yes, a cooked-to-order or continental breakfast can be delivered to your room for about EUR 20 per person.

Are the rooms air-conditioned?

Yes, all apartments feature air conditioning, which is a huge plus during Parisian summers.


Insider Tips

  • Skip the EUR 20 hotel breakfast and grab fresh pastries from the amazing local bakeries just down the street.

  • Use the Abbesses Metro station (Line 12) just 2 minutes away, but take the elevator to avoid the massive spiral staircase.

  • The hotel provides Netflix on the 40-inch TVs, perfect for unwinding after a long day of walking.

5 things to know before you go

  • 💡The hallways can be quite dark at night because the automatic motion-sensor lights take a moment to click on.

  • 💡There is a washing machine in the units, but you'll need to use the provided drying rack as there are no tumble dryers.

  • 💡The bathroom layouts can be quirky, with some toilets located in a separate, sometimes musty-smelling room from the shower.

  • 💡You get an espresso machine in the room, but you might need to buy your own extra pods for a longer stay.

  • 💡The famous 'Wall of Love' (Le Mur des Je t'aime) is literally a one-minute walk from the front door.

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