Adonis Sacré Coeur Hotel Roma

Hotel

Very small old hotel. Good for economy hotel if you are looking for.

The room is tiny, but a huge balcony and a rather large bathroom. The room was on the 7th floor. Clean, the staff are friendly.
The hotel is quite conveniently located. Right under it is a subway station. The Paris Metro, however, is a pleasure then, I had enough once. It's great that there are taxis and buses.

A nice hotel right next to Lamarck metro station making it very easy to get around. Only downside was the loud noise at night, but to be expected next to a busy station. Friendly and helpful staff and decent sized rooms by Parisian standards. Would stay here again.

I usually spend a weekend in Paris about once a month, so I've seen my fair share of Parisian hotels. While it's not perfect I can certainly say Adonis Sacré Coeur ticks a lot of boxes. Metro station is literally right outside. Our room overlooked the entrance. It's less than a minute's walk between the hotel and the station. Rooms are a decent size, you may question this upon arrival but trust me, for Paris these are good sized rooms. Rooms have minibars big enough for full sized bottles, so take a trip to the supermarche and you basically have a fridge for your drinks etc. Reception staff were all friendly and someone was always on the desk whenever we went in or out. We never had to wait for someone. The area immediately outside can be noisy and if it's hot you will likely need to have the windows open. Decor is looking a little tired in places, although it's far from shabby. Bathroom had shower and bath (albeit very small). Toilet is in a separate room. Check out is midday. Enjoyed our stay here, would come back again.

Great cozy hotel on a very convenient, nice, romantic and lively location at Montmartre. Metro, stores, bars and restaurants right next.

Nice Hotel, equipped with the necessary. Not elegant, it should be done some maintenance and it would be a little gem. Conveniently located right above the Metro stop. Although the stop in question has an infinite amount of steps that kill those who are not trained. In Giungo there is the installation of the elevator. So inform yourself first why the stop may not be viable. The reservation made it with booking and I saved a lot, the published rates vary from 150 to 180 per night, but absolutely not worth them. Recommended for those who are satisfied and want to stay in a historical area.

Friendly staff. Nice boho decor and very close to metro. Some great deli stores on the same road.

Friendly staff, free safe, good location.

It is a hostel with hotel category. Very family friendly, but best of all is the combination of metro and bus. The metro will become a few steps and combines with lines that take you to interesting places of Paris.

Very nice hotel. The personal is very friendly. Five stars.

Good place near to metro and friendly staff I like it.

Good hotel very close to metro station. Situated in good district with lots of cafes, restaurants, supermarkets and cookeries where you can buy takeaway food. Close to Montmartre: Sacre Coeur is 10 minutes walking, Moulin Rouge is 15 minutes walking. Good connection to the city centre: Louvre, Museum D'Orsay, Triumph Arc are about 25 minutes by metro. Rooms are not big but have shower and toilet, wardrobe, TV, table and safe. There was everyday cleaning in the room. There are two type of breakfasts in French style. I recommend to take Buffet type with variety of juices, mueslies, yoghurts, ham, cheese, croissants, baguettes and tea or coffee. Not perfect cleaning in the room.

The price-quality ratio is good, the staff is very friendly, and attempted, besides French speak English, for breakfast places bread, croissant (very good), cheeses, ham, juices, coffee, Nutella, among other things. The room is simple, comfortable, to sleep very well. The location of the hotel is a bit secluded (approx 70 min walk to get to Senna), but it is not problena there is a subway station next door, and another 15 min Blue line. If you don't want to spend so much on hotel this goes very well.

Well located except the Metro elevator in repair until June 2018

Good location, Nice neighborhood one of the nicest to visit, good price quality only the bed and uncomfortable pillows.

Pros: The towels and sheets were changed daily. There were extra pillows and blankets in the closet. Located directly above a metro station. Cons: The bed was too small for two people and the mattress was made from some weird material that made noise with every movement. The hotel is located on top of a bar that plays music all night. For 5 nights we slept poorly. Everytime we returned to the room at night the windows were open and there was a faint smell of cigarette smoke. The shower had no door and the shower head was uncomfortably low. The ameneties were two thin shampoo/soap packets with a bar of soap and nothing more. The window handle in the bathroom was broken but we were still able to shut it. On one side of the bed the outlets and the lamp didn't work, as well as another outlet in the bathroom. The chair had a rip in it. There was no AC but there was a small heating unit that took forever to make the room warm. The Wifi signal was weak and the connection was slow.

Good location with bus and metro a few meters.

The place is cozy and the staff are friendly. It's a little bit clean but the price is very small. Exaggerated the price of breakfast, but you can safely avoid getting it in the hotel given the many bars and restaurants nearby. Subway stop at two steps that allows you to move easily within Paris. Wifi, TV and air conditioners present in the rooms.

The hotel is modest, but perfect for its location and the staff. Complies with the required services (arrange you the room and replenish used) and despite being winter we spent nothing cold, the heating is very good both in the room and in the bathroom. The neighborhood is perfect as there is good atmosphere and restaurants very good price and good quality. A block there is an ideal pastry for café and buy supplies for the day. The metro is almost at the door, and in 15 minutes are in the center of the city. Sacreé Coeur is also 5 minutes walking, area with spectacular views and full of good restaurants and souvenir shops. We certainly do on the next trip.

In the middle of one of the most intriguing and romantic Paris, Hotel Roma Sacre Coeur allows you to explore the city from the hills of the Butte. With the metro to 80 meters you can explore the entire city. Rooms small but clean and functional.

Easy access and good breakfast. Rooms OK but could be more clean. Craze put carpet and then not keep them well.

Nice friendly staff. Bright rooms. A little tatty. A little noisy. Great value for money (you get what you pay for) and excellent location. Maybe not a 4 stars but more than 3.

Clean, friendly. The room is tiny but lovely. Nothing special, no extras.

If you want a cheap hotel with a great location, this is the place for you. It's not roomy or decorated like the Taj Mahal, but it sits right on top of the Lamarck-Caulaincourt Metro station and it's cute. I stayed on the 6th floor and had a sweet view. Staff was nice; good cafe next door too.

It's listed as a 2 Star and we wanted something cheap and cheerful. What we got was far in excess of our expectations. Friendly, knowledgable and accomodating staff. Rooms and environment that actually felt like they had character (and I've stayed in plenty of expensive hotels which are basically indistinguishable from eachother). Good proximity to Gare du Nord if your're taking Eurostar, good proximity to many parts of Paris due to Metro. Would highly recommend this place and would stay again.