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Fast facts
Check in from: | 15:00 |
|---|---|
Check out before: | 11:30 |
Pets | Pets not allowed |
Amenities
Wi-Fi
Front desk 24 hour
Non-smoking
Handrails in stairways
Multilingual staff
WiFi in common areas
More about Luxelthe
Luxelthe
The hotel Luxelthe is located in the heart of Paris’s Montmartre district, just 80 metres from the Pigalle Metro station. Provided with free WiFi, it offers rooms with flat-screen TVs.
Reviews from 
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 16 Feb 2026
Stayed in: Feb 2026
Room is what it is, not huge but for the price, a great place to rest your head at night. Comfy bed and the bathroom is newly renovated and so is a huge plus. Very friendly staff, I lost my key out and about and the staff just gave me a new one, no questions asked! Location is amazing, 2 minute walk (if that) for food/dinner and the same for the metro. Easy to get into to centre of Paris and easy to get back. I stayed on the 4th floor, no lift up but not too bad to get up and down. Overall, incredible value and amazing location, along with friendly staff and pretty nice room. Would 100% stay here again! :)
Couple
Comment: 15 Jun 2026
Stayed in: Jun 2026
Precarious hotel
I have stayed in several hotels in the Blanque and Pigalle area, and unfortunately, this was the worst.
The facility is very run-down, it does not have an elevator, and the stairs to reach the rooms are steep and at times damaged, increasing the risk of falling if one is not careful.
The room is very small, and the cleanliness is not the best.
As for the location, it is situated less than 100 meters from the Pigalle metro station, in a fairly quiet area with shops, markets, and fast food.
Positive note: The staff was friendly and allowed us to keep our luggage in storage for free.
However, it did not meet our expectations.
The facility is very run-down, it does not have an elevator, and the stairs to reach the rooms are steep and at times damaged, increasing the risk of falling if one is not careful.
The room is very small, and the cleanliness is not the best.
As for the location, it is situated less than 100 meters from the Pigalle metro station, in a fairly quiet area with shops, markets, and fast food.
Positive note: The staff was friendly and allowed us to keep our luggage in storage for free.
However, it did not meet our expectations.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 2 Jun 2026
Stayed in: May 2026
We couldn’t get internet in our room and the staff stayed there was nothing they could do. We lasted all of one hour in the room before we decided we could not stay and we couldn’t believe that Expedia would even host this place. The stairs were dangerously narrow and with no elevator plus a fourth floor room, carrying a 50 pound suitcase without any assistance from staff was even more harrowing. I am typically a grin and beat it especially when trying to save but even I couldn’t take this place. The manager stated no refunds and I still set that there was no way in good conscience that my family and I could stay. The room smelled of ruing and the tv was barely hanging on the wall. No one should stay at this place ever and Expedia should take it off their listings.
Anonymous traveller
Comment: 3 May 2026
Stayed in: Apr 2026
Great location right next to Pigalle metro station! I didn’t like that I don’t get my own key, had to leave it in reception each time I left the hotel. Not very comfortable beds. And no elevator. But overall a good stay for a good price, in a perfect location.
Solo traveller
Comment: 5 Sep 2025
Stayed in: Oct 2024
Bonjour Paris!
Stayed here for a full 10 days and lived to tell the tale lol (with calves of steel, thanks to the no-lift situation). If you’re hauling your entire closet, prepare for the spiral staircase cardio challenge of a lifetime. Pro tip: request the 2nd floor unless you enjoy lugging bags up like a Tour de France competitor.
The room? Compact but mighty. Cleaned daily, with just enough bathroom space for one human being (two if you’re very good friends). There’s a desk for spreading out maps and pretending you’re an intrepid explorer planning your Parisian conquests.
Front desk? Always manned, always helpful. They speak English, but sprinkle in a little “bonjour” and “merci” — works like a magic spell for quicker responses.
Location-wise, this spot is gold. Two subway stations nearby, a stroll to Moulin Rouge in one direction (brace yourself for the neon glow of endless sex shops), and the charming Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur in the other (brace yourself for crepes and cobblestones). It’s a tale of two arrondissements: PG-rated uphill, R-rated downhill.
A few survival tips:
Bring (or buy) the right adaptor, unless you enjoy staring at dead phone batteries.
Don’t expect bellboys or marble foyers — this is budget-chic DIY living. Perfect for solo travelers or couples who don’t mind carrying their own bags and groceries (yep, there’s a shop right down the street).
Be polite, learn a few French basics, and ask the concierge for food tips. They’re like Yelp, but with actual soul.
All in all, I’d absolutely stay here again. Affordable, convenient, and very Paris — quirks and all.
Merci & au revoir!
The room? Compact but mighty. Cleaned daily, with just enough bathroom space for one human being (two if you’re very good friends). There’s a desk for spreading out maps and pretending you’re an intrepid explorer planning your Parisian conquests.
Front desk? Always manned, always helpful. They speak English, but sprinkle in a little “bonjour” and “merci” — works like a magic spell for quicker responses.
Location-wise, this spot is gold. Two subway stations nearby, a stroll to Moulin Rouge in one direction (brace yourself for the neon glow of endless sex shops), and the charming Montmartre and Sacré-Cœur in the other (brace yourself for crepes and cobblestones). It’s a tale of two arrondissements: PG-rated uphill, R-rated downhill.
A few survival tips:
Bring (or buy) the right adaptor, unless you enjoy staring at dead phone batteries.
Don’t expect bellboys or marble foyers — this is budget-chic DIY living. Perfect for solo travelers or couples who don’t mind carrying their own bags and groceries (yep, there’s a shop right down the street).
Be polite, learn a few French basics, and ask the concierge for food tips. They’re like Yelp, but with actual soul.
All in all, I’d absolutely stay here again. Affordable, convenient, and very Paris — quirks and all.
Merci & au revoir!
Excellent location
13 rue Houdon, Montmartre, Paris, 75018, France|2.51 km from city centre
Check in and check out
Check in from:
15:00
Check out before:
11:30
Good to know
Pets not allowed
Please contact the hotel for details about adding extra beds.
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