Where To Stay In Montmartre: Choosing The Right Hotel

Art Deco touches at hotel Maison Souquet in Montmartre

Montmartre rises above the city, with steep streets, small squares, and views that open across the rooftops. It keeps a distinct identity, shaped by its past as a village and by the artists who worked here in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Staying here places you away from the main sights along the Seine. You trade central access for atmosphere and views, with Metro lines back into central Paris when needed. Our guide to Montmartre Paris hotels highlights well-placed options to help you decide if this area suits your stay.

Our Top Picks In Montmartre

Le Terrass Hotel Montmartre

Best For Rooftop Views Across Paris

Le Terrass Hotel is positioned higher up the hill, with open views across the city that give it a stronger sense of place than most Montmartre hotels. It earns its place here for that outlook alone, along with a location that keeps you within the neighborhood while still connected to the wider city. This is one of the few stays in the area where the setting becomes part of the experience.

Rooms are modern and comfortable, with some offering direct views across Paris. The rooftop terrace and restaurant are the main draw, with wide sightlines that extend across the city. Book a room with a view or plan time upstairs, as that is what sets this hotel apart.

Our Rating — Superb

B Montmartre Hotel

Best For Easy Access Across Paris

B Montmartre Hotel is just below the hill near Place de Clichy, with direct Metro access that makes it easier to move across the city. The location places Montmartre within walking distance while keeping stronger connections to central Paris. It earns its place here as a practical option that balances neighborhood character with convenience.

Rooms are contemporary and well organized, with a clean, modern finish. The hotel includes a small garden that adds a sense of separation from the surrounding streets. This suits visitors who want Montmartre nearby but prefer simpler access to the rest of Paris.

Our Rating — Superb

Maison Souquet

Best For A Private, Design-Led Stay

Maison Souquet stands apart from most Paris hotels, with a highly detailed, design-led interior that gives it a strong identity from the moment you arrive. It's a smaller, more contained property, and that sense of privacy is part of the appeal. This is one of the more distinctive stays in Montmartre, chosen for its atmosphere as much as its location.

Tucked just off the main streets near Metro Blanche, it keeps you close to Montmartre while avoiding the busiest routes. Rooms are intimate, with layered decor and a consistent level of finish. A small spa is available by reservation, reinforcing the hotel's more private feel. This suits visitors who want a quieter, high-end stay with a clear point of view.

Our Rating — Superb-Plus!

Le Relais Montmartre

Best For A Classic Montmartre Stay

Le Relais Montmartre is on a quiet street near the center of the neighborhood, within easy walking distance of cafés, small shops, and Sacré-Coeur. The setting reflects the village character that defines this part of Paris, without feeling removed from the main routes. It's included here as a dependable example of what many visitors are looking for in Montmartre.

Rooms are traditional in style and consistently well maintained, with a comfortable, understated finish. The experience is straightforward and reliable, with no surprises. This is a good choice if you want a classic stay that aligns closely with the feel of the neighborhood.

Our Rating — Superb

Mom'Art Hotel & Spa

Best For A Quieter Stay With Added Amenities

Mom'Art Hotel & Spa offers a quieter stay within Montmartre, set in a more residential pocket a short walk from the main streets. It earns its place here for that calmer setting, along with amenities that are less common in this part of the city.s.

Rooms are modern and comfortable, and the small spa adds an extra layer to the stay. The overall atmosphere is more contained than many nearby hotels. This suits visitors who want Montmartre's setting without the constant activity of the central streets.

Our Rating — Superb

More Montmartre Hotels To Consider

Hotel Littéraire Marcel Aymé

Hôtel Littéraire Marcel Aymé stands out for its literary theme, with each room drawing on the work of the French novelist in a way that gives the hotel a clear identity. It feels more individual than its brand might suggest, which is why it appears on this list.

The hotel is on a steep Montmartre street near one of the neighborhood's historic windmills, placing you close to the upper part of the hill. Rooms are comfortable and well maintained, with thoughtful details throughout. This is a reliable choice if you want something distinctive without sacrificing consistency.

Our Rating — Superb

Hotel Le Chat Noir

Hotel Le Chat Noir takes its name from the historic cabaret that once defined this part of Montmartre, and the theme carries through the hotel in a way that adds character without overwhelming the stay. It's included here for its sense of place and range of room options.

Located near the base of the hill, it offers easy access to both Montmartre and the wider city. Rooms vary in size, including larger suites and apartments suited to longer stays or small groups. This works well if flexibility and location matter as much as atmosphere.

Our Rating — Highly Rated

Hotel du Beaumont

Hotel du Beaumont is a small boutique hotel next to the Moulin Rouge, placing you at the lower edge of Montmartre with immediate access to nearby restaurants and transport. The location works well if you want to stay close to the hill while keeping strong connections to the rest of the city.

The hotel has just nineteen rooms, recently renovated to make use of its original structure. Upper-floor rooms offer wider views across Paris. This is a good option if you prefer a smaller property in a lively, well-connected setting.

Our Rating — Highly Rated

Hotel 29 Lepic

For a quieter base within Montmartre, Hotel 29 Lepic offers a steady, well-established option on a side street away from the busiest routes. It's included here for its balance of location and calm, particularly if you plan to explore the neighborhood on foot.

Rooms are simple, clean, and more spacious than many Paris hotels, with a consistent level of comfort. The fifth-floor apartment is a strong option for families or longer stays. This is a dependable choice with a long-standing, family-run background.

Our Rating — Highly Rated

Mercure Paris Montmartre-Sacre Coeur

If you're looking for a well-located, good-value stay near Montmartre, Mercure Paris Montmartre Sacré-Coeur is a practical option that keeps things simple and consistent. It earns its place here for reliability and location rather than character, offering a straightforward base that works well for shorter stays.

Set at the base of the hill, the hotel gives you easy access to Metro lines and main routes into central Paris. Rooms are clean and functional, and breakfast is well regarded. Some rooms offer open views, and the terrace adds a welcome extra. This suits visitors who prioritize convenience and value.

Our Rating — Highly Rated

More Places To Stay In Paris

Other neighborhoods offer different advantages, from the compact streets of the Latin Quarter to the hilltop setting of Montmartre and the broader reach of the Left Bank. Our guides help you compare where to stay and which hotels to choose in each area.