Bed bug reports
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Confirmed Hostelworld
**BED BUGS** Do not stay here. I thought it would be fine for one night, well it wasn’t I got bed bugs and had to deal with them while travelling. I also asked for help from staff and for a refund and I was refused for both. When I explained that I found bed bugs all the front desk said was you should have complained earlier. They also gave us the wrong room at first and dirty bed sheets. This is the worst experience I’ve ever had an I’ve stayed at a lot of shit hostels and hotels.
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Vibe Analysis
Hotel Azur Montmartre is a cheap Montmartre crash pad with the bare-minimum version of Paris lodging: small basic rooms, a useful location, and low prices for the area. It fits best as a one-night budget fallback when most of the day is outside the hotel. The main upside is the location near Montmartre. Staff can be friendly, and the place may work for a very short, low-expectation trip, but the comfort floor is rough. Bed bugs have been alleged as recently as June 2026. That issue sits alongside recurring problems with dirt, stained or worn sheets, broken bathroom doors, missing shower parts, smoke or sewer smells, cold rooms, weak room Wi-Fi, and noise at night. Security and operations may also feel loose: the front door has been left open overnight, late arrival access has been awkward, and reservation or payment handling has gone wrong before.
Signals to check
- Cleanliness is a major risk, including dirty rooms, stained sheets, worn bedding, and bad smells.
- Bed bugs have been alleged recently.
- Bathrooms may have broken doors, missing shower parts, flooding, or poor condition.
- Noise, thin walls, cold rooms, weak Wi-Fi, missing towels, and broken TV or room fixtures may be part of the deal.
- Security and front-desk handling may feel unreliable, including an unlocked front door overnight and past reservation or payment issues.