Angleterre Hotel

Quick and easy check in, very clean throughout. Comfortable beds, good sized bathroom. Plenty of food options close by, near metro but only 15 minute walk from Gare de Nord. Lift useful as stairs are spiral so need care. Basically an excellent budget hotel.

A fine hotel. Staff was generally friendly and the hotel was nice and clean. Rooms were cleaned well. Breakfast was quite cheap at €7, but also very really nothing special. Supermarket crossaint and dripper-coffee. Rooms were way too cold as they apparantly do not put on the heat in October. Area is one of the most dodgy inside Peripherique.

To us this hotel was in perfect location for where we wanted to visit , ie Sacre coeur , montmarte and Place de terte , these where all five minute walk away, the street the hotel is on isn’t too bad just a bit of graffiti etc and a few guys where hanging round, as long as u don’t bother them they wont bother u , we felt safe enough, the hotel rooms where very clean and I’m fussy, and also fresh towels daily and beds made. The guys on reception where friendly and helpful, they let is store our bags for a couple of hours after check out. I loved the old staircase! We would definitely return if visiting this area again.

I had the misfortune of booking a triple room for 4 nights to go with my 2 children at the beginning of February 2024. We arrived at night, and they charged me the full accommodation amount. However, when we went up to the room, we found a space with 3 very small beds stuck together with no space between them and no room in the entire space to move around without bumping into things or place suitcases. It was impossible to consider that a triple room. But the worst part was an unbearable tobacco smell that filled the small room and the bathroom. I immediately complained at the front desk, and they told me that the hotel was fully booked that night and that they would try to solve the problem the next morning. We slept as best as we could, and the next morning, we just wanted to leave. I asked for a refund for the remaining 3 nights to find another place, but they refused. They told me to send an email to the absent hotel manager (the first time I've ever seen something like that). We went for a walk for a couple of hours, waiting for the manager's response, but he never replied. Upon return, at the front desk, they informed me that the manager had said they couldn't change my room that night either, and I should stay one more night, and they would see the next day if I could move. However, it was impossible for them to refund the money for the remaining nights. Outrageous. Never seen before. have traveled extensively and stayed in hundreds of hotels of varying quality, but for the first time in my life, I had to leave one due to its terrible condition and service. And on top of that, I was scammed, and they never refunded the money for the 3 nights I didn't stay. Avoid it. Don't even consider this dump.

This is the worst hotel i’ve stayed in in my entire life. The location is very bad and surrounded by sketchy individuals walking around the streets. Upon exiting the nearest metro station (Barbes), we even saw police searching some of the people who hungout in that area. On the hotel itself, upon first glance it looks decent. The room is small but that is to be expected in Paris. The bedsheets did not feel extremely clean and the bathroom water pressure was low. The toilet did not flush properly as well. The wifi is also spotty. The hotel makes you leave your keys at the front desk when you leave for the day. This is an issue for security. My highlight is that there is an old man who seems to be the owner? He is extremely rude and inhospitable. Our group had takeaway from a nearby restaurant and decided to eat in the hotel because of the lack of seats in the restaurant. We were already not allowed to use the large dining room across the reception because “they were working.” so we decided to use some small tables beside the elevator. The old man after around 15 minutes noticed us there and told us to leave in French. Not being French, we didn’t understand him immediately so he said in English a harsh “OUT”. Then he glared at us until we brought our half eaten meal to eat right outside the hotel. 🙂. Don’t stay here unless you want an eventful experience 🎉

If you're traveling to Paris on a budget this is an excellent choice. Only a few steps from the metro you're met by a warm, cordial and helpful staff. Despite being near a very busy road the windows are sound isolated enough to guarantee quiet enough nights. Even the curtains make sure to keep out all disturbing light. The small safe in the room was a welcome added service. It's more than you'd expect of a 1 star hotel when it comes to room size and comfort. I was traveling alone and only with hand luggage which meant I didn't need much room for clothes or other personal effects. Perhaps one more wipe to get off the dust from the higher shelf was needed, but nothing to put one off. The bathroom has a standard sized comfortable shower. What surprised me was that one could get really cold tap water since I love to drink ice cold water (at least in November). That made me extra happy. If you want breakfast you'd do well to book it in advance (7 €). It's basic French, nothing fancy, but it'll get you started and not ruined. The staff is present 24h/7 which added to a feeling of security.