Great staff. Good location in Montmatre, yet still quiet at night. Our studio was excellent and VERY clean. It provided us with small kitchen, seating area with table and comfy bed. We are older and feel the studio was not cramped. ie easy to move around bed, also had a large closet for luggage etc, It had several windows that opened up for fresh air and brightness. A pleasure to stay in the studio.

We only have one complaint and it is that the internet did not work well for us. My husband had to regularly go to reception after a busy day sightseeing and get help from staff to get our computer on line. This the staff were very helpful with and always polite, but sometimes it took quite a bit of time to get it working.

Best location , since it is really close to the famous cathedral of Montmartre, the area named “Pigalle”, Rue des Martyrs et Moulin Rouge. Plus the metro station “Anvers” is about 2’ on foot. A nicely renovated French building whose rooms have a nice view . The room was very comfortable and nicely decorated.

We expected the room to be cleaned at least once (we stayed for 4 nights there). The bathroom was clean , even though there were some hair (not ours) on its wall . Generally speaking, we considered the hotel a little bit too pricy for what they offer, but we also consider the fact that it is Paris.

The tiny kitchen was fully-stocked and had a microwave, electric stove, electric kettle, refrigerator and dishwasher. Everything was very clean and in excellent shape. The bathroom was very comfortable, not small at all. Good shower, reasonable water pressure, lots of hot water, separated toilet. There was even a hair dryer. The location was great, lots of markets to buy food very close by, good restaurants right there, fun shops. The Sacre Couer church is a 3-minute walk (then a million stairs) away. Incredible church, amazing view. The staff was very helpful and patient, answering all questions, explaining how to get everywhere. Really nice people!

Even though everything was very clean, there were some bugs in the room (like small cockroaches). Also, the lighting was too dim, so for packing (when you need to see well) and other occasions that it would have been nice to have bright light, there wasn't any. Other than two news channels, the TV only had French programming. It would have been nice to unwind from a busy day with a TV show, sports, even a paid movie, but there was nothing.

I had concerns about the size of the room before trip, but our apartment was big enough for 3 people. The beds were comfortable. We didn’t cook but it had all the kitchenware if we wanted to, and also dishwasher. It was very quiet although it was in the center of Montmartre. You can reach Opera Garnier and Lafayette in 20 min on foot. Carrefour is at the beginning of the street if you want to shop and there are many good restaurants nearby. We will stay at the same hotel if we visit Paris again.

There is only one elevator and you have to wait especially at check out time around 11 a.m.

Not all apartments at the Aparthotel Adagio Paris Montmartre are alike, and the tastes and priorities of guests certainly differ significantly. That said, my wife and I were very, very pleased with our six-night stay. In the first place our apartment, though rather compact, was very comfortable: excellent bed, well-equipped kitchen, good lighting, good WiFi, satisfactory heating of both the main room and the bathroom, everything fully operational and in excellent condition. What also made the apartment comfortable were such features as a coat hook near the entry door, towel bars in the bathroom, plenty of shelves and clothes hangers, numerous electrical sockets and a dishwasher. Also important to us was that our apartment was very quiet and the windows faced open spaces without any immediate "vis-à-vis". We also liked the friendly open style of the Adagio's lobby which, moreover, opens on to a small garden. We liked a lot the neighbourhood, which offers many small shops and a wide variety of restaurants. Two metro lines (#2 and #12) are rather short walks from the Adagio Paris Montmartre.

The building in which we stayed is serviced by one very small, slow elevator (lift), and at times it was necessary to wait several minutes for the elevator (lift). That could be very frustrating for guests on a tight schedule. On several occasions we did walk down the six flights of steps, but we never opted to climb up! As I have noted, the two of us were pleased with our apartment. However, it might well have proved too small for a family of three or four persons.

Very clean flat, well equipped in a fantastic location, close to Gare du Nord. A lot of bars, restaurants and shops in the area. Check-in was easy although we arrived quite late at 23pm. Although noisy during the day, the nights were very peaceful and quiet.

Although pretty, the room had a different layout to what I originally booked. I was not as light and also not as modern as I would have thought. The Hotel is advertised as a 4* but I would say it's more 3*.

It was in an excellent location, plenty of shops and bistros and only a short walk to the Sacre Couer. The staff were friendly and for a Parisian hotel there was lots of room. There was a small kitchenette with fridge, dishwasher and microwave. This was our third stay in Paris and this was our favourite property so far. Just a little tip though, if you are using an Uber to get to the hotel give them the street name, not the hotel name as Google has the address in the wrong place.

There was no aircon and while we were there it was very hot. Although they do have large windows that do open fully. (Be prepared for hustle and bustle noise though)

- Comfortable bed. - Very nice position with plenty of nice bars and restaurants in the neighborhood, and very close to the Basilique du Sacré-Cœur. Also, the neighborhood is probably the most beautiful one in Paris. - Nice room, with a useful kitchen. - They accept dogs! - They provide storage for your luggage, in case you have a train/flight later in the day.

- A little noisy during the day, but at night we had no problems. - Pricey breakfast, while around there are beautiful cafes with cheaper and better options. - During the time we visited, all the buses and metros around were not functioning. But this is more a problem related to the local public transport company, which is very bad.

Great location, right at the bottom of Sacré-Coeur and Montmarte and 4 metro stops all within a 10min walk (nearest literally at the bottom of the hill). Hotel had everything needed, clean room, helpful staff and even a section in the reception where you could borrow stuff (umbrellas, kitchen equipment, sports equipment).

Our room was definitely not how it looked online (Studio) online it looked very light and modern, our room, whilst it had everything it said it would, was more dated and not the image we saw online. Coffee machine in the room leaked water when used.

The staff was friendly and polite. The hotel is located close to two stations, Abesesses and Anvers. Other stations like Barbes, Pigalle were within walking distance. There are a lot of cafes and bakeries in the area and the location is very convenient for reaching anywhere in Paris. We had a two bedroom unit that was really very spacious. We could see the Sacre Coeur from the apartment! Montmartre is a beautiful part of Paris.

We were cooking eggs and found it inconvenient to not have something as basic as salt and pepper. The area near the stations could be a little sketchy so one has to be careful.