We stayed here for 4 nights last week, and after reading some of the reviews i was more than a little worried about are stay, although im pleased to report i didnt find any cockroaches or have anything stolen.
The hotel itself is in a pretty touristy area, near the pigalle metro station and 5 min walk from the moulin rouge and about a 15 min walk to sacre coure, the 2nd highest point in the city apart from the eifle tower.
The lobby of the hotel is pretty misleading, as its quite well presented and modern, just when you get up to your room it looks like your nans decorated it, all pale pink and lilac textured wallpaper, abit dated,
We stayed in a triple room on the second floor, over looking rue des martyrs, it was clean, a little cramped but nothing overly wrong with it, especially for the price we paid, and we were out all day anyway, a little noisey with all the cars but nothing that disrupted our sleep.
Breakfast wasnt amazing, just pastries, bread, cereals, fruit, basics really, but was one less meal to pay out for in paris.
Over all i was pleasently surprised as i thought this hotel was going to be terrible, but it wasnt, althought its abit dated, but its a cheap clean hotel in a brilliant location in a pricey city

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel. No, it's not POSH but,IT IS THE REAL THING. A small 100 year old hotel with a spiral staircase that left just enough room to add an elevator. My 6'4" husband and one large piece of luggage fit.The breakfast was continental,lots of bread choices but, the nice gentleman remembered coffee for my husband and tea for me without asking. St. Georges metro is right around the corner and Cadet is easy walking distance..There are lots of great cafes &shops on the street.AFTER A DAY OF SITE SEEING COME BACK AND EAT DINNER THERE. IT IS WORHT IT.Rue Des Martyrs also has lots of beautiful fruit and vegetable stalls for snacks.It has a great neighborhood feel.People about daily activities from getting to work,taking kids to school on a bicycle or, buying groceries, to going out for the night with friends. The room was small but,clean with crisp clean sheets daily, hair dryer and shower. .SACRE COEUR is in walking distance, A MUST SEE AT NIGHT FOR THE VIEW AND THE CANDLE LIT BASILICA.WE DEFINITELY RECOMMEND HOTEL CLAUZEL FOR THE LOCATION AND THE PRICE.

On first impression I was not too disappointed, the receptionist placed me in a room overlooking the Rue Clauzel at my request. The room was clean and the bathroom was fine apart from a broken shower fitment which meant I had to hold the shower head. The decor in the room was tired and dated. As it was quite hot I had to sleep with the window open which lead to several nights poor sleep because of the noise from the road outside. Air conditioning would have helped. Later in the week when the temperature cooler I was able to close the window and the double glazing cut out most of the noise. No doubt for most of the year noise would not be a problem.
The breakfast offering was very poor with a hunk of bread, butter, jam and some truly horrible processed cheese. On offer were also cereals and various toast breads and pre-packaged patisseries which were not nice to eat. There was orange juice (cheap and nasty) and machine coffee, tea or chocolate which were all pretty horrible and doled out at the rate of one cup only. If I booked this hotel again I would book without breakfast and go out to somewhere for a nice croissant and decent coffee. I might have been more forgiving but on my third morning I found a large and lively cockroach in my bowl of cereal. When I alerted the staff, they promptly threw out the contents of the dispenser and made up a bowl of fresh cereal from a new pack - however, I found it difficult to eat cereal for the rest of the week as I was so disgusted. I subsequently saw another cockroach in the lift. I did not feel that any steps were taken to ensure proper decontamination had taken place. The staff seemed only concerned to keep it quiet and did not seem to understand the potential health risks to guests.
On the basis of this experience I would not book this hotel again.

I cannot recommend this hotel. We stayed for 3 nights mid week in August. We left early one morning to go on a tour, and returned that evening to find our bags had been dug through with items stolen including 2 x mobile telephones, 1 ipod and 1 camera. Knowing how bad Paris is in terms of pickpocketing, you would think the safety of the hotel would have been enough, but it was not. Moreover, the entry to the hotel rooms is straight past the reception desk, leaving us with the impression that this could only have been an inside job. There was no forced entry. Whilst the manager presented herself in the evening to deal with our complaint and with the police, she was quite indifferent with helping us get to the bottom of how this could have come to be. "Could it have been the guy on reception this morning?" "Could have been, I don't know" came the response.

Given the hotel layout, its difficult to think someone had come in and had time to go through the items in our room without being disturbed or noticed.

Do yourself a favour - don't stay here. This ruined our last day in Paris, and spent the next morning at the police station. We don't wish this on anyone.

Beyond this incident, we have stayed in other accommodation in Paris previously for around the same price, but the hotels were in much better conditions, staff were nicer, and the breakfast much better than the petty offerings of bread and stale croissants. The toilets have a disgusting odour of smoke or something, as well as plenty of mould in the bathroom. As a venue, it requires some serious attention to bring it in line with other accommodation of equal standard.