Maison Lepic

The location makes it easy to walk to local trains and other transport, shops, and great restaurants, yet it’s so quiet and central. The family who run the place are friendly and hospitable, and clearly care about their guests. They’re artists, which explains the lovely artistic touches, and the daughter, a pastry chef, makes the delicious morning pastries. It’s also very clean and welcoming for families with kids. Everything from the towels and bathrobes to the bedding and surroundings was immaculate, and I loved the garden and breakfast. The design and taste are wonderful. I’ve stayed in many hotels and airbnbs in the area, but this is the best I’ve ever found. I’d stay here every time I come back. A five-star experience in every way, and such a magical find! It’s also nice that Vincent Van Gough painted right there.

Maison Lepic is in a quiet spot, just a short walk from Sacre Coeur and Montmartre. The hosts were welcoming and courteous, and our room was comfortable and looked like the pictures. Breakfast was just what we wanted. We had a wonderful visit and would love to stay again.

My family and I found that the accommodation mentioned below, Maison Lepic, doesn’t exist in Paris. There’s no bed and breakfast or hotel at 54 Rue Lepic. It’s a big fake.

We had a very good breakfast and were shown great hospitality. The room had recently been renovated. You enter through No. 54, the building where Vincent Vangogh lived for 2 years.