Hotel Rochechouart

The beauty of the hotel is equalled by the fantastic level of service. The view of the Sacre Coeur from our bedroom window was magical. It was difficult to find a hotel that would work for both me (age 57) and to celebrate my son's 21st. This hotel is in a great location, restaurant Maggie is fantastic and there is an in-house nightclub. The fantastic team (especially Frederic and Luca)

Iv never disliked a hotel more than this spot. The pictures do not show how small and cramped the rooms are. It is beat up. Showering in Junior Suite is a wild experience with the floor soaking wet while your trying to keep faucet up. Lighting in bathroom makes you appear dead absolutely awful. It felt somewhat like traveling to Europe in the 80s and 90s. If you want zero amenities this is the spot for you. Housekeeping was bare minimum, Iv never seen anything like it to be frank. The pillows are paper thin.. furniture and bed uncomfortable. The rug is stained. Hallways full of racks and garbage. For a steep price I expect way more. Iv never even written a review for anything, but felt this needed to be out here for next person considering this spot.

Friendly staff and in a good location for the metro and places to eat. Great views from the roof but no staff on duty when we went up for a drink late afternoon. Bathroom had a bath with shower over the bath but no hook for shower head on the wall and shower screen too narrow. Coffee machine pods/sugar were not replaced when used. Art Deco hotel but additional lighting is needed in the corridors. We enjoyed our stay in Paris but the hotel is not quite 4 star - we booked it as part of a Eurostar package from London.

Within walking distance of Basilque du Sacre and its neighborhood outdoor cafes. The rooms aren't spacious, clean and functional. We opened the window on a cool night. The roof has a great view of Paris. The staff gave us great recommendations for restaurants and was a big help when our friend left his phone in a cab to get it back for us.

This was such a great place to stay the room was spacious and very authentic. Beds comfy. Great location. Would stay again for sure. Had adjoining family room which was very convenient and sound proof. Clean, helpful staff. Lots of options so close by for restaurants and supermarkets

This hotel is a beautiful building with lots of original features and charm. The staff are also considerate and helpful. Our room was stunning and we had fizz and cakes on arrival. The problem is that the hotel promotes features on their website and elsewhere, that are frequently not available to paying guests. The rooftop bar is usually closed for private events and the same with the restaurant downstairs. For us, this was the main reason we booked the hotel. Had we know the facilities are not prioritised for guests we would have booked else where. Of the 3 nights we stayed, the restaurant was open only once. The food was wonderful but they play hardcore loud techno music so loud that we couldn't hear each other and were forced to SHOUT over our food. We pleaded with the management to turn the "music" down but they refused, saying that they were trying to become a "lifestyle" location. If you're into very loud house and techno music, then this could be the place for you. If you prefer jazz, folk, blues, classical music - or silence - a dinner here will make your ears bleed.

Hotel staff can truly transform a stay from good to extraordinary. In Paris, where hospitality can add an extra layer of charm to your visit, the right touch from hotel staff can make all the difference. I have been to France at least 6 times, but never to Paris. After my husband gifted me an air ticket from Vancouver, Canada to visit my best friend in the UK, I knew that a quick trip to Paris was in order. With barely 36 hours in Paris, time was a big factor in experiencing the city of lights for the first time. I booked the Hotel Rochechoart from a review I had seen. A hotel isn’t just a place to rest your head—it is and experience. The care and expertise Nadia and especially Paul provided enhanced every aspect of our stay, making Hotel Rochechouart even more enchanting and unforgettable. Arriving at little early, Nadia and Paul were not only accommodating, they were the epitome of extraordinary service. From the first step into the hotel to the last step out, our stay was memorable. From two best friends with only with 36 hours in Paris, we are completely smitten with the Friendly French and their beautiful city, and looking forward to the next, but much longer, visit.

This really is a lovely hotel in a great location and we had a great stay, however the hotel is in need of a little updating, the biggest criticism was the over bath shower, there was no rail for the shower to hang on so you had to stand in the corner and hose yourself down behind a rather small shower screen. It was very hot whilst we were there and a walk in shower would've been lovely. This said the beds were amazing and it was very quiet. I would recommend this hotel but as said I think there are a few tweaks needed to make it more enjoyable.