Ibis Styles Paris Pigalle Montmartre, Paris

The hotel was in a very cool area of Paris, close to Pigalle Metro Station, which made it perfect to explore Pigalle. The rooms were clean and neat, although a bit small for a double bed. The service was okay, with staff being helpful in resolving problems but lacking a true sense of hospitality. The dining experience was average, with room for improvement by adding more variety. The location was quite convenient, being right outside the center of Paris and not too congested.

The hotel rooms may be small and not as fresh as in the photos, lacking amenities like coffee/tea, a mini-fridge, and a safe with a bathroom door that doesn't close properly; however, the quiet ambiance is a plus. The service staff can be strict about lobby facilities usage but are overall helpful, cooperative, and courteous, with a beautiful and clean room, easy access to transportation, and a gracious demeanor. The location is convenient, though rumored to be risky at night but excellent for accessing various attractions, restaurants, and bars. The dining experience is satisfactory but could improve with more variety like eggs and sausages. The facilities are adequate but might feel cramped.

The hotel is conveniently located, just a short walk from the city center and with the Metro station right at the door. The rooms, although a bit dated and not as modern as advertised, are clean and provide all necessary amenities without extra charges. The location is great for exploring Montmartre and offers easy access to the Metro. The dining experience, while adequate, could be improved with a better selection. Overall, a decent value for the price.

My stay at the hotel was a bit of a mixed bag. While the room had an accessible bathroom with a wheel-in shower, it was quite small, making it challenging to move around, and lacked basic amenities like coffee/tea, a mini fridge, and a safe. The location was convenient, close to Pigalle metro station and various attractions, but the area seemed a bit dodgy with strip clubs and seedy shops around. Dining was satisfactory with a decent selection, and the facilities were average with no standout features.

I had a mixed experience at the hotel. The rooms needed some attention as they were tiny and not as fresh-looking as in the photos but having a safety box was a plus. The service was cooperative and the staff were well-behaved and helpful, although the restriction on using lobby facilities for tea or coffee outside breakfast hours was a downside. The location, near the Pigalle metro and not far from Gare du Nord, was convenient despite being in the 'red light' district of Paris. The dining was average with a cold buffet but the orange juice machine was a nice touch.