Amy Adejokun
Section editor
This hotel is a nice surprise. Its interior decor is light and refined, and the choice of fabric and tones looks to have been made by one of the best fashion designers. There are also free services that make the establishment all the more welcoming.
Monterosa - © EASYVOYAGE
Monterosa - © EASYVOYAGE
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The hotel is located in the southern part of the Pigalle district, famous for the crazy nightlife of its bars, restaurants and clubs. The neighbourhood is nevertheless quite calm, and includes numerous squares lined with small restaurants and lively and trendy bars. Ideally located, you will be able to walk to the legendary Montmartre hill and Sacré Coeur church within five minutes. Saint-Georges on line 12 is the closest metro station, providing the fastest way to get to place de la Concorde. From there, line 1 takes you through Paris to the nicest monuments of the city centre.
The Montérosa includes only 36 single or double rooms, 4 of which have a balcony. Worth mentioning is the splendid stairwell, with its starry wall paper leading up to the rooms. The decor is incredibly refreshing, with light tones that provide a soft and soothing atmosphere. The furniture, choice of fabrics and colours are outstanding. The wall-to-wall carpeting with its tartan black and grey patterns, the bright and modern pinks and greens used to decorate the lower section of the walls, and the bedding with its bright and cheerful colours are all examples of the tasteful interior decorating. The furniture too is a brilliant revisited tribute to the fashion of the 60's. A fantastic creative effort has been made, and the result is a success. There is free Wifi throughout the hotel
Let's be clear; the Montérosa is a gem of a hotel, full of originality in terms of interior decor, that provides the friendliest of welcomes and the best level of service. The entrance hall is an open, colourful, bright and fashionably decorated area. The reception area features a beautiful desk that is a lot nicer that the standard counter you'd find in other hotels. The aim of the owners is to make their guests feel welcome in a generous and friendly hotel. For this purpose, they've come up with a highly innovative concept: a bar that's open every afternoon in the small breakfast area of the ground floor. There are soft drinks and snacks that guests may enjoy for free. This is a friendly custom making guests of the hotel feel all the more welcome, which is much appreciated. The Montérosa only has one room for breakfast. It is decorated in a well thought out and fashionable style, with mirrored tables and colourful transparent furniture. The layout is open and the setting is made all the more pleasant by the bright colours.
The Montérosa belongs to the Astotel luxury hotel group. One of the many highly original features of the hotel is the Range Rover seats in the reception area. The Montérosa stands opposite the Joyce hotel, which also belongs to the Astotel group. Both are very similar, the Joyce being the classiest of the two.
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Sophie C.
Hôtel bien situé en centre ville et à 5 minutes à pieds d'une station de métro. Personnel accueillant. Chambre assez petite mais bien décorée et très propre, climatisée (température réglable). Literie de très bonne qualité (nous nous sommes surpris à vouloir changer de lit de retour à la maison !). Elle dispose du wifi et d'un bar gratuit. Le petit déjeuner sous forme de buffet sucré et salé était varié et bon. La décoration globale de l'hôtel est moderne et soignée. Bon r
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Chambre petite Vis à vis pas très agréable de la chambre
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Sasha D.
Je n'avais lu que des commentaires positifs mais je me suis retrouvée avec une chambre minuscule, salle de bain ridicule et pas de réseau...
Situation intéressante et personnel agréable
Hôtel complet, j'ai eu une chambre à l'entre-sol. C'est la chambre la plus petite que je n'avais jamais vue.
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