Hotel Royal Mansart

Very good

Good location in Paris giving...

Liked: Great location close to Sacré Coeur and metro stations making it easy to get around. The price was quite reasonable for the time of year and location.
Disliked: It is above a café that runs late into the evening so street noise can be a lot.

Good

Liked: Great location in Montmartre, would stay again
Disliked: Not the hotel’s fault but the restaurant downstairs could get rather loud at night.

Fantastic all round hotel, friendly...

Liked: Very friendly staff, lovely place and very well located. Would absolutely stay there again

Great price for the location,...

Liked: Good location, clean
Disliked: Wee bit run down

no

Location, Location, Location

Liked: Location just 100 m from a Metro station, plenty of restaurants around.Simple room with basic but adequate facilities, very clean.The staff is very friendly and attentive.Very good value for the cost of room stay
Disliked: The shower was a bit too small.

Pleasant

Liked: The location was more than great.The room was too small with nothing inside except two single beds , wardrobe , table and a chair .The bathroom was too small with.

good location in an old...

Liked: The hotel is in a central place, though the centrum in Paris is large, and you need a bus for some places. However, some other are close (Montmartre, La Fayette). It is a neighbourhood with typical French facades. The Gare du Nord must also be close. There is a restaurant on the ground floor, with good prices. However, I had a quiet room, with view to the interiour very small courtyard. There is a very good transfer to the airport and I was sorry not to come like this, as it is only 40 cent more than the bus which leaves one at the Opera (21 min walk). There is an elevator, but at the half floor between 1 and 2 only. On the first day I did not find it. The room is neither big or small, it is OK and has a table with a chair. The bed is very comfortable. The room has a phone.
Disliked: There is a quite old timber staircase. I assume that Paris is expensive, as there was no tea or such in the room. One could switch lights from bed, but from the area where there was the cushion.