A good pick in the Montmartre area of Paris. Close to Sacre Coeur and surounded by cozy cafes, flower shops and bakeries :-) more

My boyfriend organized the perfect birthday present for me: a weekend in Paris and two nights at Hotel Amour. I loved the hotel, our room was very nice and I specially loved the colour of the walls. The second night, we came home after a very long walk. My feet hurt and I put my sandals in a corner. Unfortunately... more

Okay - I have to admit it: I am a total and utter fan of this hotel, it is my favourite place in Paris... Ever since I discovered hotel AMOUR in 2008, I made it a point to stay there whenever business or leisure bring me to Paris. Actually, I refrained from writing a review because I feared that my... more

I didn't actually stay at the Hotel Amour, but did make a reservation, which I then cancelled. I'm sure the hotel is a very nice place to stay, but the customer service seriously leaves alot to be desired. Let me enlighten you: I made a booking for three nights for the end of March. Firstly, the hotel is completely anti-email.... more

When arriving at Hotel Amour, I couldn't help but think I'd been stitched up! Reason being, a friend who lives locally recommended the hotel and myself and a friend booked a room each without hesitation. On arrival, the first thing you notice is the large pink neon sign with the hotels name on the wall. Walking into the establishment, we... more

My partner and I stayed at hotel amour for 3 nights. We didn't know what to expect as its very difficult to find any pictures online. The place is very edgey with quirky decor, all of the rooms are decorated by different artists. We had the Marc Newson room, it was retro, clean, spacious enough with a chic shower room... more

It's an ideal place to drink, eat, sleep, find an intelligent conversation, be seduced, or get lost. Food is simple & there are some true gems on the Wine List. Service might not be as efficient as one would like but I've always found it welcoming and comfortable and have had incredibly interesting & hilarious conversations with random strangers or... more

I had read some reviews on Hotel Amour and being a hotel lover, thought it sounded quirky, a touch glamorous and might be an interesting place to stay. I couldn't have been more wrong - on arrival in the light of day it all looks so drab and dingy. On check-in the room wasn't ready despite being late afternoon and... more

My stays in Paris extended from Hotel Maurice to Novotel. But this hotel is the last of it's kind here: when you eneter the lobby and you realise you are not in the lobby of the hotel, but at home. Situated in the heart of Monmartre all the rooms are different - small, minimalistic, with a pinch of decadence and... more