If you want to stay in Montmartre in a well-situated, good hotel at a good price, and cleanliness is paramount to you, while cuteness is also important, this hotel is perfect. The staff was very kind and helpful, and the room, though tiny, like most places at this price, was a good value. My issue was with the neighborhood itself, which has become Times Square on New Years' Eve. It was so crowded, in mid-February, that we had trouble rolling our luggage up the small hill of narrow cobblestone streets to the hotel (which is off the main commercial streets, thank goodness, so it was pretty quiet at night, better than you might expect given the chaos a few blocks away.) I used to live here when it was still quaint. It has become a sea of tourists and establishments that cater to them; not an authentic Parisian corner to be found. And on Sundays, they block all the streets to traffic, so we couldn't get a Kapten, Uber or taxi in a timely way and almost missed our flight back. In all the other neighborhoods, even Latin Quarter and around the Eiffel Tower, it was possible to get a ride within, max, 10 minutes of an inquiry or phone call. We waited nearly 30 minutes for cars that were not able to get to us or around the roadblocks. If you do come to Montmartre, it's best not to be here on your last night. But as for the hotel itself, it was lovely and we recommend it. You can get iconic photographs of the views outside the window. It's pretty.