Montmartre 2- and 1-star hotels
From: Hotels in Montmartre

ABOVE: The entrance of the
Timhotel Montmartre faces a square on the quartier's
steep southern slope.
Two-star hotels
The
Timhotel Montmartre is our top choice in this category, if only because of
its location: The hotel is directly on the Place Emile Goudeau, a tree-lined
cobblestoned square with park benches and a café.
The Abbesses Métro stop is nearby, and you can easily walk to every restaurant
and tourist attraction in Montmartre. This is a popular hotel for good reason,
so don't wait until the last minute to book a room!
Another nicely located three-star
hotel is the
Comfort Inn Place du Tetre (not to be confused with other Comfort Inns in
Paris). It's on the rue Tholoze, which is near local shops, restaurants,
and Le Moulain de la Gallette, one of Montmartre's two remaining windmills.
The
Hotel Roma Sacré-Coeur
is on the less touristed (but also less quaint) northern side of La Butte
Montmartre, in a solidly middle-class neighborhood of attractive shops and apartment
buildings. A traditional Parisian café is on the ground floor. From the hotel,
you can descend half a flight of steps to the Lamarck-Caulaincourt Métro station.
Nearby,
on the rue Lamarck, the
Hotel De Flore offers double and twin rooms on a street with apartments and
neighborhood businesses such as grocery stores, a hairdresser, and a laundromat.
A public parking facility is 150 meters away.
One-star hotel
My Hotel in France Montmartre has an exceptional location for a one-star property. The hotel lies directly on the rue des Abbesses, within a short walk of the
Blanche and Abbesses Métro stations. But there's no elevator, so book elsewhere
if you've got bad knees, a weak heart, or heavy luggage.
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