The hype
Travelers love the proximity to the Jules Joffrin metro and local bakeries, often citing it as a 'gem' for the price.
Prince Albert Montmartre
$150-250/ éjszaka
Foglaljon ezt, ha You want the authentic 'village Paris' vibe of the 18th arrondissement without the tourist-trap prices of the Sacré-Cœur steps.
Miért szeretik az emberek
- Location is a sweet spot: 5 mins to Jules Joffrin metro, 15 mins walk to Montmartre, but feels like a real neighborhood
- Staff (especially Massimiliano and Frederic) are consistently praised for being genuinely helpful
- Clean, modern interiors that feel fresher than the typical dusty Parisian 3-star
Gyors áttekintés: A solid, clean base for exploring Paris, provided you don't need to swing a cat in your room or fit a stroller in the elevator.
Értékelte @conciergekate: I was shocked by how clean and modern this room was for the price. It is definitely cozy, but opening the window to see the Sacré-Cœur right there was the highlight of my trip. It is the perfect base for exploring Montmartre without spending a fortune.
Az itt szállók ezt mondták
Reality check
The 'courtyard quiet' promise holds up, but street-facing rooms deal with the lively Rue Ordener noise, and some bathrooms have had intermittent sewer smell issues.
- You prefer a 'local' neighborhood feel over being right next to the Eiffel Tower
- You are traveling light and just need a clean, safe place to crash
- You are on a moderate budget but refuse to stay in a hostel
Tisztaság és karbantartás
8.5
- Housekeeping: Daily service is standard and generally thorough, though some recent reviews mention missed spots like dust under beds.
- Bathroom hygiene: Mostly sparkling, but watch out for the occasional 'sewer smell' from dry traps or slow-draining sinks.
- Maintenance: Renovated in 2012 and kept up well, though you might find scuffed paint or a loose handle here and there.
- Linens & towels: Fresh and white, but standard hotel grade — don't expect Egyptian cotton.
- Odors & scents: Generally neutral/fresh, with the specific exception of the bathroom drain issue in some units.
Alvásminőség™
7.5CSENDES
0-4HANGOS
4-7.5KÖZEPES
7.5-10CSENDES
- Traffic and pedestrians on Rue Ordener (street side)
- Thin walls between rooms (typical for older buildings)
Foglalás előtt
Jó tudni
- City tax is approx. €5.53 per person/night (2025/2026 rate for 3-star hotels), paid upon arrival
- Breakfast is €13/person; it's decent but you have amazing bakeries like Boulangerie Les Deux Frères right outside
- Luggage storage is free and available 24/7
Mit csomagoljak be
- Earplugs (essential for street-facing rooms)
- European Type E plug adapter (outlets are standard French)
- Slippers (carpets are generally clean but it's a city hotel)
Szobagenie
Legjobb szobák
- Courtyard-facing Double Room (Chambre Double sur cour) for maximum quiet
- Top floor rooms for slightly better light and less overhead noise
Kerülendő szobák
- Street-facing rooms on the 1st or 2nd floor if you are a light sleeper
- Single rooms if you have more than one suitcase — they are 11m² boxes
Szobakérés Genie – másolás és beillesztés
“Bonjour, I am looking forward to my stay. If possible, please assign me a room facing the courtyard ('sur cour') to ensure a quiet sleep. I would also appreciate a room on a higher floor if available. Merci!”
GYIK és rejtett tippek
Minden, amit tényleg tudni szeretnél a foglalás előtt.
Is there air conditioning?
Yes, but ONLY in certain room categories. You must verify your specific booking says 'Air Conditioning' or you might get a fan.
How far is the metro?
Jules Joffrin (Line 12) is a 5-minute walk; Lamarck-Caulaincourt is about the same. It's very well connected.
Is it safe at night?
Yes, the Rue Ordener area is lively and generally safe. It's a family-friendly residential district, not a sketchy area.
Is there a lift?
Yes, but it is extremely small. If you have a stroller or wheelchair, it will be a tight squeeze or impossible.
Can I park my car?
No on-site parking. You'll need to use a nearby public garage (Parking Clignancourt), which costs ~€25-35/day.
Do they serve breakfast?
Yes, a buffet breakfast is available for €13, served 7:00-10:30 AM.
Insider tippek
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The 'Single Room' is often cheaper than a hostel private room but is genuinely tiny (11m²) — treat it like a ship cabin.
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There is a hidden 'sewer smell' issue in some bathrooms that pops up in reviews; run the shower and sink water for 2 mins upon entry to clear the traps.
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Ask for a room with a view of Sacré-Cœur; a few lucky top-floor rooms have a peek-a-boo view.
5 dolog, amit tudnod kell az utazás előtt
💡The elevator is so small you might have to send your luggage up separately if you're traveling with a partner.
💡The 'courtyard' isn't a garden you can hang out in; it's just a light well that buffers noise.
💡You are walking distance to the 'real' Montmartre (vineyards, Dalida statue) from the back side, avoiding the tourist hordes at the bottom.
💡The lobby has a free coffee/tea machine that is actually decent and saves you €5 a cup.
💡Housekeeping can be aggressive about entering if you don't put the 'Do Not Disturb' sign up early.
Helyi Útmutató
Térkép
Nézze meg, hol található a Prince Albert Montmartre és mi van a közelében.