Hotel Le Montana, Paris

I stayed at this hotel just above their bar on the 2nd floor. The rooms were really unimpressive for the price charged and lacked proper lighting, making them too dark. The service was not as friendly as expected, with a refusal to change my room and a tendency to allocate blame. The location, despite some noise, was perfect for exploring Paris, situated in the heart of the city right opposite the Louis Vuitton boutique in St Germain, next door to Cafe de Flore. The dining experience was exactly what I desired, and I loved the artisanal bread. Overall, the facilities were good but could be improved.

The hotel just finished renovating its rooms, which are now inviting with nice furniture and a functional bathroom including a bath/shower and a hairdryer. The heavenly bed provided a great night's sleep. However, the service could be improved by being more considerate and less blaming. The location above a busy cafe/bar offers an exciting atmosphere but may not be ideal for those seeking peace and quiet. The dining options met our expectations, and the facilities are adequate.

My stay at this hotel was a mixed experience. The room, although small by Parisien standards, was spotlessly clean with lovely furniture and a functional bathroom. However, the darkness of the room was a downside. The service was quite disappointing as the staff was rude and unhelpful, even refusing to accommodate my room change request. The location, while convenient, was noisy being above a busy bar. The dining experience, although satisfactory, could use more variety. Despite these drawbacks, the facilities were decent, enhancing my overall stay.

I had a mixed experience at this hotel. The rooms were directly above party-central, which was lively but also a bit loud. The bed was heavenly, but the lack of sufficient lighting was a downside. The service was accommodating and welcoming, but there was an unfortunate incident where a staff member let herself in without knocking. The location, right above one of the busiest cafes/bars on the boulevard, was both exciting and noisy. The dining experience was exactly what we wanted, especially enjoying the local seafood. Overall, a vibrant but noisy stay with some service quirks.

The hotel's location is perfect, right above one of the busiest cafes/bars on the boulevard in St Germain, worth the noise. The rooms, though clean with nice furniture and functional bathrooms, may feel a bit dingy and small compared to European standards. The service started off on the wrong foot with a malfunctioning elevator and rude staff, but the friendly bouncer at the door adds to the charm of the location.

The hotel had just finished renovating the rooms, which were clean and comfortable with nice furniture and a functional bathroom. The service was a mix of rudeness and friendliness, with moments of blame-shifting. The location was vibrant but noisy, right above a busy cafe, perfect for exploring Paris despite the expected noise. The dining experience was exactly what we wanted, and the facilities were decent overall.

The hotel rooms were quite small by Parisian and European standards, but very clean with nice furniture and a functional bathroom. The bed was okay, but might not be ideal for someone with a bad back. The location was perfect for exploring Paris, despite being above a busy café bar. The dining experience was exactly what I wanted, and the facilities were satisfying.

The hotel offers clean and comfortable rooms with nice furniture and functional bathrooms, ideal for inviting friends. While the service was a mix of rude encounters and welcoming gestures, the location is perfect for exploring Paris despite noise disturbances. The dining experience was satisfying, especially for those craving Indian cuisine, and the facilities were well maintained.

The hotel's location was ideal for exploring Paris, despite some noise from nearby cafes. The rooms, although small by Parisian standards, were immaculately clean and well-furnished. The service left much to be desired with some staff being unfriendly and unhelpful. The dining offered grilled dishes that satisfied our preferences. A convenient place to stay in the heart of Paris with a few drawbacks.

The hotel is situated in a lively area of St Germain, next door to the famous Cafe de Flore, making it perfect for exploring Paris. The rooms, however, are underwhelming given the high price, but you can host friends and party in them if desired.