Hôtel Fiat

We were put in the attic. When we complained they said this was only room and didn’t aural English. The elevator didn’t go up to the top floor, you had to walk up a spiral staircase that was slanted so you would feel like you were falling, then on the landing you had to duck to get into your room, we couldn’t fit in the shower, the window opened up to a triangle concrete wall with pigeons all on the ground level with a net across the roof, in the early morning the housekeeper would shoe them off of her ground floor window which forced them to fly up into the net, all the dust and stink of pigeons flew into our window. We had no air so we had to have window open but there was no breeze as it was just a concrete wall about 3’ wide in the shape of a triangle.

Close to metro, Montmartre and Sacre Coeur.

No access to fresh air in the room. No possibility to cool down the room (mid September still very hot). The window provided led only to a shaft without access to fresh air with pigeons inside (including their excrement). Ni daylight available. Extra small bathroom. When sitting on toilet I was literally hitting the sink with my body. On Sept 18th approximately at 10AM a fire broke up in the hotel. No check on the guest by the staff. I left after the fire brigade almost finished their work ceasing the fire.

very close to the Blanche tube stop

Bang in the red district, with shops displaying their goods! Not great if you are with young children! The room for 3 people was small and smelt funny, very stuffy! Advertised as “with a court view” it actually looked onto 2 walls at an angle! The air conditioning was an old fan! No toiletries in the bathroom nor a hair dryer. No replenishment of the toilet paper either!