Hôtel Lumières Montmartre Paris (Paris, France)

Guests said the staff usually had good attitudes and were knowledgeable about the area. Trust them if you need some help learning your way around. Also, if your French isn't very strong, don't worry. The staff speak English confidently, so there shouldn't be a language barrier.

If you're ready to stay in something that's better than just a room to rest after a day of sightseeing, this hotel is a smart choice. It's relatively new, and guests mentioned that the rooms are very up-to-date and chic.

Although this property is about 10 minutes from the nearest tube station, there's a bus outside that can take you to some attractions. Guests also liked that this hotel is in a lively neighbourhood that seems to be an authentic picture of what life is like for Paris residents. You're within easy reach of a supermarket, restaurants and bars.

Some guests were a little frustrated by how small the rooms are. Several commented that when suitcases are in the rooms, it's very hard to walk around, and there's not very much room for storing clothes.

Guests said it was very easy to hear noises from adjacent rooms, even if those guests weren't intentionally being loud. Due to the lack of soundproofing, you may want to bring some earplugs or plan on buying some.

This property isn't air conditioned, and some guests found that the accommodations get very stuffy. That's especially likely during the summer months. Opening a window is helpful in some cases, but an open window also means you're more likely to be slightly disturbed by city noises.