Le Village Montmartre

Perfect location. A lovely little apartment and so easy. The beds were incredibly comfortable and the apartment was beautifully clean. The staff were lovely and helpful

I liked everything

The location, close to the church, the carousel, cafes, restaurants and vintage clothing stores, cute hillside streets to explore and much more!

Take my review as someone who enjoys the rough side of cities (but not too rough) and does not need The Ritz when travelling. I was travelling with my teenage son, and initially we were a bit taken aback when we learned this was actually a hostel, but we did get a private room with a private bathroom and - the biggest plus - air conditioning. The room was tiny and the walls were paper, as we noticed on one occasion, but our neighbours were quiet. The hostel has a wonderful terrace with a view to the Sacre Coeur and I enjoyed sitting there after some hectic sightseeing in the city and chatting with the other guests. The neighbourhood is a bit loud as you would imagine, but all the ruckus quieted down for the night. We got breakfast from the supermarkets and cafes on the same street and had our breakfast on the terrace. The hostel has fridges and a microwave in the common area which guests are free to use.

Our room was tiny and there was no real place to put our clothes but we managed for the three nights we were there.

The staff was very helpful and the studio was clean.

The top-floor studio had a sloped roof and this felt very claustrophobic (could only stand up in half the space). It was too small for 2 people to comfortably stay in. Also, the wifi wasn’t strong enough to use.