Very small room, not clean (the basin had a darkish color). Everything was poorly placed in this hotel. Unfriendly, almost blase, staff. Too much noise during the night (not from the street).

The Pavillon du Montmartre was booked through expedia.com for $100/night including a 6 euro breakfast. The first night we slept in a dingy basement room directly under the dining area, and were awakened to the noise of molded plastic chairs scraping the tile floor over our heads. They changed us to an upstairs room that was much cleaner and much smaller. Reception was not terribly friendly but hey, it's France. (We were scolded for taking hot water to our rooms for tea -- almost like a youth hostel instead of a hotel). The location is about 400 meters from the Blanche metro station, up a fairly steep hill, behind the famous Moulin Rouge. Very colorful neighborhood, walk to the Sacre Coeur and artists' square on Montmartre (all uphill, but not difficullt).
I would only stay there again if the charge were under $70. There are other $100 hotels in Paris that are better.

Highly recommended! My family (me, my wife, a 13 and 11 year old) stayed at this location on two separate occasions (one night the first time and five nights the second time) during our 15 day European Christmas Vacation 2011. It was very quiet and clean. The day staff was very helpful and always willing to assist with getting around Paris, which is more than I can say for most Parisians. The night staff was pleasant, but not much help. It seemed like they were there more to watch the place, than to provide assistance. They are very family friendly and accommodated us with rooms next or close to each other. The cost of the room is a bargain for Paris!
The breakfast is typical European (bread and jam, cereal, coffee, hot milk and tea) in a small dining area (accommodates 15-20 people). It got a little crowded around 9am and several times we had to wait on a table, but no more than 5 mins.
The hotel is centrally located between the Blanche and Abesses metro stops (about a two min walk to either stop) on Line 2. It is a short walk to Sacre Coeur (15 mins) and about two mins to Moulin Rouge. There are plenty of restaurants with a wide range of prices within easy walking distance.
The hotel does NOT have WiFi; however, this should not be a turn off. The Starbuck's Coffee which is within about two minutes walking distance has a very fast WiFi connection and only costs the price of a brewed coffee (€2.50).
Note: Be prepared to leave your room key at the front desk when you depart the building. I'm sure this is to reduce the cost of replacing the locks and/or keys.

This was a reasonable hotel in a great location.Not cheap but where is in Paris?

It was clean enough and the staff were friendly.

The room was OK,nothing special but as I spent probably three waking hours in the room over two days I have no complaints.