Hotel Dalila

"Lovely greeting from the man with the fab nails (didn’t get their name). Took the smallest lift in the word to our room which was clean and well presented plus had very welcome air conditioning!! The bathroom was very small but suited us for a few nights. We didn’t have breakfast so can’t comment on that. The only bad experience we had was the rude blonde woman that did breakfast service, she yelled at my husband when a tiny bit of ash from his cigarette landed on the outside floor! We will definitely return!"

"I spent one night and it was very comfortable night. Very nice hotel located next to Montmartre. The area is ok, I can't say that I felt intimidated on my way from metro (by the way it is next to the hotel). The elevator is small bit I must say that it is not that often that such tiny hotels have an elevator, so it is a huge plus! The hotel is stylish, so are the rooms. Note, there is an AC, no need to suffer from heat e. The windows faced interior patio, so there was no any noise. However, there was some noise (tubes? )in the room (might be the problem of soundproof) Breakfast is good, with enough options."

"Horrendous Hotel, absolutely Hotel Dalila Paris is a Scam. Prepaid £519.94 for 3 nights, arrived, no way would I stay here, door didn’t open enough to access bathroom, place was filthy, rundown, dilapidated, one can't even fit with a bag into the lift, if your are in anyway concerned about space avoid. Hôtel Dalila Paris is placed in a very intimidating part of Paris, broken windows & signs and area strewn with rubbish, questionable groups of people hanging around, felt very unsafe, overpowering smell of drugs. Nothing was as advertised. Immediately arranged alternative accommodation on arrival - absolutely no way is this 3 star hotel, barely makes 1. Disgusted this Hotel and Expedia's manner of cancellation policy - didn’t receive any goods and services yet they hide under a non-refund policy! Thankfully I am a European Citizen and a UK Resident and I will be pursuing them under the European SGD Directive and the UK’s Goods & Services Act 1982. Discovered since my review on Expedia, that they have vastly reduced their prices to £33 per night. If you want nothing that is exactly what you will get, but be careful as walking into the area you may not walk away with what you arrived with. I have been left as a customer duped, scammed and disregarded 😡🤬😤😖"