Pavillon de Montmartre

Stayed for a week in mid June 2026 during our first family trip to Paris. Overall, the location was excellent and made exploring the city very easy. The hotel is in the Montmartre area, just minutes from metro and bus connections, with plenty of restaurants, boulangerie's and shops nearby. Sacré Cœur is straight up the hill, and Moulin Rouge is only a few blocks downhill. Our triple room on the 2nd floor (three single beds) had a reasonable amount of space and was relatively clean. The bathroom was small and a bit awkward, but manageable. There is no elevator and no air conditioning (as is the case with many European hotels), a heat wave arrived as we were leaving, so our timing was fortunate. Inside the hotel, noise was minimal. There was only one adjacent room on our floor, and we never heard anything from other guests. Our room faced the street, and there was noticeable noise: early morning delivery trucks and street maintenance, and evening noise from nearby restaurants. The supplied continental breakfast had lots of variety: several types of bread and jams, baguettes, croissants, pain au chocolate, boiled eggs, yoghurt, muesli, sliced meats and cheeses, fresh fruit (could have been consistently fresher), milk and almond milk, plus coffee, tea, and assorted juices. Most of the staff were friendly and helpful—special shout out to Mehdi, who made our stay more enjoyable. For lunch, just down rue Lepic, check out Boulangerie, La Parisienne, 12 rue Coustou - good quality baguet sandwiches at reasonable prices. We would stay again, though next time we’d request a room facing the interior courtyard.

Despite a heatwave 🥵, Martin was simply exceptional, and his professionalism is on par with his smile and kindness. Thank you for the wonderful exchanges we had. Stay as you are.

Korner Montmartre is a nice litle hotel, perfectly located at Montmartre. Compact and clean room, with heated bathroom. Had a family room with one queen bed and two single beds. Welcoming staff, good atmosphere!