6 rue Bervic, 75018 Paris

Angleterre Hotel

Name: Angleterre Hotel
Address: 6 rue Bervic, Paris, 75018, FR
Price range: 85 EUR
Rating: 3.95

Hotel 1-star in Paris

Presentation

Angleterre Hotel occupies a discreet building on Rue Bervic, in the 18th arrondissement, thirty seconds from Barbès-Rochechouart station. You come out of the metro, cross the boulevard, and the facade appears almost shy in the middle of the neighborhood’s bustle.

On the ground floor, the reception does not try to impress. A counter, a few keys hanging up, and luggage storage that is genuinely useful when you head out to explore Montmartre without dragging your suitcases around all day. The staff know the local routines and are happy to point out the nearest bakery or the quickest route to Sacré-Cœur, ten minutes away on foot.

As you go up the floors, the building tells its age. The floors creak a little underfoot, a reminder of a Parisian building that has seen many travelers before us. At night, however, silence largely outweighs that faint corridor noise.

The rooms, for their part, have been carefully renovated. The shower is new, the bed delivers on its promise, and a desk accommodates a laptop for those working in the evening. In the morning, light comes in boldly through the window. Storage remains simple: a wardrobe and two shelves, more than enough for a weekend, a little limited for a stay of several weeks.

Still on the ground floor, the dining room gradually fills up late in the morning. Continental breakfast, fruit juice, pastries, nothing spectacular but served every day with consistency, enough to keep you going until lunch somewhere between the Butte and the Grands Boulevards.

The area around Barbès has its own energy, rougher than that of the touristy Sacré-Cœur a few streets away. After a certain hour, Uber is preferable to walking. But once the hotel door closes behind you, everything changes: access is locked at night, a night watchman opens for anyone who knocks, and the sense of safety inside contrasts with the bustle outside.

One tip to finish: ask for your coffee in the dining room around 8:15 a.m., just before the rush of groups heading out to visit Montmartre. The room is quiet, Rue Bervic still asleep, and the staff has time to chat for two minutes about the best route for the day.

Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web

A slightly rough area at night around Barbès, but the hotel is locked at night and staff are always there to open the door, reassuring security once inside.
Room larger than expected, comfortable bed, newly renovated shower, good natural light in the morning.
A suitcase left at reception was sent back free of charge a few days after departure, attentive staff from start to finish of the stay.
Simple continental breakfast, fruit juice and fresh pastries every morning, prompt service as soon as the dining room opens.
Storage limited to a wardrobe and two shelves, practical for a short stay, a little tight for longer.
USB charger right next to the bed and free luggage storage on departure day, two small details that make the day easier.