We booked this hotel while driving to Paris and I wish we had done more research. WIth over 1,200 hotels in Paris you can definitely find both value and comfort. The hotel only cost us 230 euro for three nights for four people. However, next time I would definitely spend more money for a better room and location.

The room was the largest in the hotel but was stuffed with two single beds and one double. The bathroom was miniscule and so was the shower. You could not even turn around in it without brushing the shower curtain. On a positive note, the linen and bathroom were clean and changed daily. The staircase is a spiral staircase, quite narrow, without an elevator. The front desk was less of a front desk and more of a security guard. Don't even think about room service or breakfast. There was construction ongoing as well. There is free wifi and it was decently fast for cell phone browsing. There are several fast food opportunities and some cafes near the hotel but we went into Paris for real meals. The hotel is located near Port de Clignancourt, about as far north as you can get in Paris. It was located only 50m away from the subway stop which allowed us to get into Paris with minimal hassle. Still, we were not within walking distance of any of the main attractions. There was some road noise as our room faced the road but we did not hear any interior noise from other guests.

Overall, it was a suitable for sleeping on a budget but you would not want to hang around there for much else. Not a romantic Parisian hotel to take your wife or girlfriend to. Better options are out there.

This terrific hotel is conveniently situated in Monmartre, close to Blanche underground station and the 95 bus (among others) which goes directly to the Louvre. Our room was comfortable and well appointed and a treat to return to after a busy day sightseeing. The pillow menu was most welcome and attention to detail was very evident. Breakfast was excellent with a good selection to choose from. Daniele Lidon and her team looking after the concierge area have to receive special mention for their assistance, pleasantness and willingness to help at every turn. Easy internet access was very useful and constantly available. All of the staff in the hotel from the general manger down were polite, friendly and helpful and made our week in Paris a wonderful one.
We would certainly recommend this hotel.

the location is very near to Underground train station. location is great, lots of coffee house and restaurant, the price was 55 EURO per room per night at that that time so it was very affordable, but the room is incredibly small.there is only bed and no space left. there is no elevator and the stairs are very narrow. this hotel is OK for budget trip with friends, but for family, i do not think so.

The hotel is directly across the road from Porte De Clignancourt, and there is a supermarket and McDonalds right across the road, however the area itself feels particularly unsafe, with a lot of pickpockets and beggars.
The hotel was in fairly shabby condition, including loose wiring everywhere (dangerous) and a very narrow staircase (with no lift). The hotel rooms were old and shabby, but mainly clean, and fine if you weren't spending much time there.

Free WiFi available in the lobby, and there is also a computer you can pay to use.

There were locking doors with card entry for our rooms and there was a small safe in our room for valuables.

I found the area to be particularly noisy at night, which made it difficult to sleep with windows open, however there was no air conditioning. There were firecrackers being let off every night, plus a lot of police sirens in the area.

I found the staff to be mainly unfriendly. One night all the lighting in our room went off. We thought a fuse may have blown and went down to reception. We were told that it was too late for anyone to do anything, and that we should just go back to our room. They didn't even check the fuse box or find out if other guests were affected. Luckily, the lighting came back on within about 10min however there were a couple more short blackouts.

Overall I wouldn't stay here again but if you just wanted a bed, and weren't fussy, it would probably be fine. My main concern is that for the same price, we stayed in two much nicer hotels in Paris, in better locations.

N.B. There is a photo on TripAdvisor of "Hotel De La Terrasse" with a man in an expensive looking lobby - THIS IS NOT THE ACTUAL HOTEL DE LA TERRASSE LOBBY.