Paris 17th arrondissement-Batignolles-Monceau Hotels

Overall, a good hotel. The location is very good, as it’s close to the metro station and very close to Montmartre. There are supermarkets, cafes, restaurants and other amenities around, which is great, all within walking distance. The only downside was the size of the room, which was tiny. Not a huge issue for a short person like me, but with two people in the room, it was difficult to move around at times. The towels could also do with an upgrade, as they are very thin and small.  The staff was friendly and helpful, no faults there. However, it would be great if they could take more of a proactive approach to deter antisocial behaviour (a guest was playing loud music on a portable speaker outside the hotel, right at the entrance, at 3 am, and nobody did anything about it).

The shower was difficult to rinse thoroughly after using the so-called water-saving shower head. We arrived at midnight and the front desk complained that we did not inform them in advance and they thought we would not show up and were ready to give our room to someone else. We had already paid in full when we booked. I don’t know where the hotel staff got the position to say this to us.

The air conditioning is very awful so if you're easily hot you should bring your own fan, but the rest is very nice. The breakfast is nice. The receptionist is nice.

The hotel had poor standard, the decor was worn and old, but nice price and clean. It was closed to subway, and not to far for walking to attraktions. Some of the staff spoke French rather than English, so communication was difficult. Ordered continental breakfast when booking the hotel, but wanted gluten-free. Tried to get in contact with the hotel several times via email and explain, but they newer answered. When we arrived they couldn’t help us, so had to go to the grocery store and buy my own breakfast, without compensation.

I am so incredibly happy that I booked this hotel. I had spent so long trying to find somewhere that suited my needs with location, price and amenities. The hotel looks exactly how it looks in the picture; so incredibly cute. I will say, the rooms are small and there is no elevator or air conditioning but you can make that all work. You just have to be smart about how you use the space, be able to carry your luggage up the stairs and possibly have the window open in order to get the amazing breeze in the room if you need air in order to sleep or to just move around without being overheated. The staff is incredibly nice and I loved the space where you can just sit and relax and enjoy your breakfast at. I had the best Paris experience!

The hotel is well located near a metro. Some staff are very friendly + welcoming and others not at all. The rooms were clean and comfortable.

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The service was fantastic, the staff very friendly. There's one inconsistency: they should invest in a partition (between the shower and the bath) so people don't get the whole bathroom wet when they shower. I'd guess a curtain costs no more than 3 to 5 euros.

An incredible experience, one of the best I've ever had in all my travels. **Let's start with the location**: very close to the metro, bus stop, train station, several supermarkets, and night markets, and just a few steps away you'll also find restaurants where you can have lunch, dinner, or a hearty breakfast... something the hotel can also offer for just a few euros! For those seeking convenience and versatility, you won't find a better place! **Cleanliness:** Excellent cleanliness from the first to the last day. The staff cleaned our room impeccably, replenishing disposable items every day, and even changed sheets every two days. You'd enter your room very tired in the evening, but you'd really feel at home, thanks to the scents and cleanliness. **Service:** Impeccable service, 24/7 availability, and utmost professionalism! The staff always welcomed you with a smile or a joke, immediately creating a pleasant, friendly and relaxing feeling. The Wi-Fi was excellent, with a great and fast signal throughout the entire property. The beds and pillows were super comfortable, the TV was excellent, the lighting was excellent, the wardrobe was spacious, and the bathrooms were all extremely clean and in working order. The room was spacious, quiet, cozy, and very modern. The elevator was huge and spotless. Our stay lasted 7 days and everything was perfect! We couldn't find anything to criticize or complain about; it was truly the ultimate in comfort. I wholeheartedly give it top marks; everything was top-notch! Excellent value for money! If I were to return to Paris, I would definitely stay at the Hotel Fertel Maillot again. Best regards to all the staff who always welcomed us at any time of day or night! See you soon! Emanuele and Giada

The hotel is fine, but not really spacious room. There are some pipes in the room under the ceiling, which most likely collect condensate and it drip from them at night. Breakfast is just 5€ but it only coffee and croissants nothing else. The hotel is near the metro station, and there are places around to eat. They will ask you for deposit money, don’t forget to remind them to give it back when you check out, because they will not remind you (I’m not using for deposits, so I forgot to ask to get it back). There’s like in most hotels I stayed in in Europe no toiletries, so make sure to bring your own.