Luxia Hotel

The hotel itself is great, the staff are really friendly and forgiving of poor french skills us British tourists may have, The rooms are small by modern standards but because of the age of the area that is to be expected. The touristic nature of the area being so close to Sacre Coeur means that there is a lot of clean up at night and the closeness of the streets and the tallness of the building combined with the old beautiful fashioned single glazing windows means that noise outside isnt really muffled at all. Which works in your favour when the church bells ring out on Sunday morning but really makes the necessary daily bin lorry collections at 11pm and the night revelries of the tourists grind if you have small children. But NONE of that is the hotels fault at all and none of the other hotels in the area will be immune from it either. Just know that its going to be a little more lively and noisy than usual.. accept it.. and roll with it because - Its why you're here. Again.. the staff are great, the building is beautiful and so very close to SC and a quick 5 min ride up the funicular to MontMatre and within seconds of a major metro stop for all the big6 attractions, plenty of supermarkets and pharmacies and tourist shops means youre well catered for. We will be staying here again when we return next time. Its a great base to explore all that Paris offers which still be remote enough to experience the more rural aspects of France without the price tag.

bed bugs, bed bugs, bed bugs 😕😕

This was a last minute booking as Easyjet cancelled my flight home and I got stranded in Paris. I managed to get a very cheap deal in the hotel and was very impressed by what I got for the price. The room was a decent size, the bed was comfy and they had a nice powerful shower. There were big windows which was great as the city was very hot this weekend and therefore it kept the room nice and cool. On the downside it was quite noisy as the hotel is on a main street but this is nothing too bad unless you're a light sleeper. My only grumble is that there was only one plug socket in the room which was less than ideal. There was a second one but it was faulty and didn't work - I think it was meant to be for the TV as this was unplugged when I got to the room and this didn't seem to work either. All in all I was actually impressed with the hotel for the price. The Sacre Couer is literally at the end of the street and there are plenty of nice cafe's within a 5 minute walk. Montemarte is a beautiful part of Paris and you can reach the quaint little streets, the Moulin Rouge, Picasso's house and Amelie's cafe within 10 minutes. All in all the room was pretty basic but served my purposes perfectly and I would happily stay there again

Very nice service, good location!

the rooms are in a poor condition; no closing door to the bathroom, broken sink, pouring water... very noisy hotel (external noises from cars on the street, as well as internal noises coming from other rooms) It's a pity, because staff very kind