Paris: The most beautiful hotels in Montmartre

A roundup of the most beautiful boutique hotels and intimate hotels in the capital's most bohemian neighborhood. From trendy SoPi to the village-like Place des Abbesses, here's the ranking of the best Hotels in Montmartre with a view of Paris or the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. Follow the guide!

Mr. Aristide, our favorite hotel in Montmartre

At the foot of Sacré-Cœur, on the Butte Montmartre, the 4-star hotel and Typical Parisian boutique hotel is the latest addition to the Adresses Hôtels group. Behind its 19th-century neo-classical facade, Mr. Aristide resurrects Parisian Bohemianism of the Belle Époque for a moment. Imagined by’architect of’Inside Marion Collard, the hotel opens onto a mahogany bar and a lounge with a jukebox. The 25 rooms, including one suite, two junior suites with gardens, and two duplex rooms, are all unique and decorated with wooden writing desks, items found at the Clignancourt and Saint-Ouen flea markets, lamps with lampshades, and old working radios. Some of the rooms even have a balcony. The hotel's ecological commitment means that none of the rooms have bathtubs.

At the Very Parisian restaurant from the hotel, run by Bonhomie and Red Little Door, Café Aristide (whose Terrazzo floor was made with rubble from the construction site, editor's note) is organized around a central bar and continues onto a small, tree-lined inner courtyard. On the menu? stracciatella, fresh Neapolitan pasta, sea bream fillet, and chocolate mousse. A stone's throw from the hustle and bustle of Rue des Abbesses, Hotel Monsieur Aristide is an ode to the Paris of yesteryear.

Montmartre Mansion

Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, located in a 19th-century building that once belonged to the Hermès family, features a cocktail bar, a restaurant, and five suites ranging from 35 to 85 square meters. The bar, Le Très Particulier, with its stunning checkerboard floor, is nestled in a green setting beneath a magnificent winter garden. The terrace of the restaurant, Le Grand Salon, which is open all day, blends seamlessly with a garden sculpted by the Landscaper Louis Benech. Among sculptures as white as alabaster, ivy, and boxwood, the garden is one of the most delightful and the most secret Paris. In the five suites revisited by Pierre Lacroix, a boudoir ambiance prevails with rattan furniture, leopard-print wallpaper, a trellis drape, and red velvet for a sensual decor reminiscent of the salons of bourgeois homes.

Hotels des Arts Montmartre

In the Abbesses district, the Hôtel des Arts Montmartre is an invitation to the countryside in the heart of the Montmartre village. A former family boarding house that welcomed painters, dancers, and travelers, this 4-star hotel run by the Lameyre family has been reinventing itself since the 1960s. Among the various rooms with sophisticated design, the double room with a breathtaking view of the city stands out. This intimate and cozy haven offers luxurious bedding from the Jean-Paul Gaultier collection by Maison Lelievre and a bathtub with amenities from the L brand.’Occitane. Some of the rooms include a Marshall speaker. Accessible directly by elevator, the hotel's hammam is available by reservation from 3 PM to 10 PM. The fitness room, surrounded by exposed stone walls, offers a treadmill, two Technogym bicycles, and a free weights area.

Hôtel Rochechouart

Near the Moulin Rouge, the Hotel Rochechouart has been a landmark of Pigalle during the Roaring Twenties since its creation in 1917. Transformed by the architect-decorator duo Festen, the luxury hotel Installed at the top of Rue des Martyrs, it has been renovated in keeping with its history. Behind its majestic Art Deco facade, the 8-story private residence plunges into a unique and artfully retro ambiance. The establishment's 106 rooms, with their hushed atmosphere and elegant decor (wood burl headboards, brass lighting fixtures, muted green and bronze colors), are accessed by a period wood and wrought iron elevator. On the ground floor, the brasserie with its blue and gold mosaic floor, red banquettes, and large mirrors serves refined French cuisine. The must-see? On the 9th floor.^e hotel floor, the rooftop with its 360° view of the capital, staring at the Sacré-Cœur Basilica.

Maison Souquet

Nestled on the edge of Montmartre behind the discreet facade of a neoclassical building, Maison Souquet draws inspiration from its past as a Belle Époque brothel. The task of decorating the private mansion was entrusted to Jacques Garcia (Yves Saint-Laurent's personal architect), who perfectly recreates the decadent atmosphere of the former house of pleasure. Curated objects, silken fabrics, artworks, scrolls, and Orientalist woodwork adorn the rooms, each with its own sensual and exotic ambiance. The luxurious hotel, owned by the Collection Maisons Particulières, features 20 rooms, including 6 suites. The two-bedroom suite, occupying the former apartments of La Païva and Liane de Pougy, consists of two connecting Junior Suites. This intimate haven also offers a spa in a dimly lit alcove and a cocktail bar adorned with a magnificent marble fireplace.

Le Pigalle

Directly across from Dirty Dick, the Tiki bar on Rue Frochot, this neighborhood hotel perfectly embodies the playful spirit of Pigalle, a hub for artists and night owls. Located in the "New Athens" district, recognizable by its neoclassical architecture, Le Pigalle breaks from the traditional hotel model with its collaborative platform that brings the ground floor to life from morning until late at night: café, bar, restaurant, DJ sets, table dance, vinyl library, and a newsstand and book kiosk curated by the local bookstore. The 40 rooms, decorated by Festen Architecture and Studio be-poles, feature photographs on the walls, vintage items, and contemporary furniture that celebrate the neighborhood's history. The added touch? A 54-hour playlist available in each room, curated by Victor Kiswell.