Feeling at home
Maison Pigalle is experiencing a rebirth. The newly renovated rooms have a true Haussmannian apartment feel, with their high ceilings, white walls, ornamental mouldings and light wood flooring. The common areas also have a particularly enjoyable atmosphere. The lobby evokes a sense of relaxation with its wooden furniture and 'jungle'-themed wallpaper panels. A turntable and a Marshall amplifier invite you to choose some vinyl from the hotel's collection yourself and enjoy it as if you were in your own living room. And then everywhere... books. Both old and contemporary works are scattered in the common areas and rooms. A final touch adding to the cosiness of this city hotel, perfect for winding down and enjoying a little rest.
A PICTURESQUE NEIGHBORHOOD
Our hotel is located in one of the most iconic corners of the capital. While strolling through these steep streets that all lead to Montmartre, you can find popular restaurants as well as more intimate and exclusive venues. Whether you arrive from the Church of the Sainte-Trinité or the cute Place Saint-Georges, you’ll find us by climbing a gentle slope. Once you are in Pigalle, all you have to do is go down these quiet streets and you will see our hotel.
Roaring Paris
Pigalle was a red-light district for a long time. At the end of the 19th century, people would roam around this suburban area looking for taverns, enjoy 'nocturnal pleasures' and leave for home in the early morning. While the days of brothels, mobsters and hidden bars are over, Pigalle has maintained a frivolous, colourful, less transgressive but still somewhat irreverent flair. Alongside the sex shops that are still lined up on either side of the lush 'coulée verte' promenade that runs along the boulevard, more mainstream and popular venues have appeared against the backdrop of neon lights and car horns. The Bouillon Pigalle restaurant or the Bar à Bulles are some of the cool places where you can enjoy a fabulous evening without burning through money. Around our hotel, the atmosphere is more orderly but the famous Rue Duperré basketball court, the speakeasy of the Pink Mamma restaurant or the vegan menu at the Embuscade showcase how dynamic this neighborhood is.
Feeling at home
Maison Pigalle is experiencing a rebirth. The newly renovated rooms have a true Haussmannian apartment feel, with their high ceilings, white walls, ornamental mouldings and light wood flooring. The common areas also have a particularly enjoyable atmosphere. The lobby evokes a sense of relaxation with its wooden furniture and 'jungle'-themed wallpaper panels. A turntable and a Marshall amplifier invite you to choose some vinyl from the hotel's collection yourself and enjoy it as if you were in your own living room. And then everywhere... books. Both old and contemporary works are scattered in the common areas and rooms. A final touch adding to the cosiness of this city hotel, perfect for winding down and enjoying a little rest.
A picturesque neighborhood
Our hotel is located in one of the most iconic corners of the capital. While strolling through these steep streets that all lead to Montmartre, you can find popular restaurants as well as more intimate and exclusive venues. Whether you arrive from the Church of the Sainte-Trinité or the cute Place Saint-Georges, you’ll find us by climbing a gentle slope. Once you are in Pigalle, all you have to do is go down these quiet streets and you will see our hotel.
Roaring Paris
Pigalle was a red-light district for a long time. At the end of the 19th century, people would roam around this suburban area looking for taverns, enjoy 'nocturnal pleasures' and leave for home in the early morning. While the days of brothels, mobsters and hidden bars are over, Pigalle has maintained a frivolous, colourful, less transgressive but still somewhat irreverent flair. Alongside the sex shops that are still lined up on either side of the lush 'coulée verte' promenade that runs along the boulevard, more mainstream and popular venues have appeared against the backdrop of neon lights and car horns. The Bouillon Pigalle restaurant or the Bar à Bulles are some of the cool places where you can enjoy a fabulous evening without burning through money. Around our hotel, the atmosphere is more orderly but the famous Rue Duperré basketball court, the speakeasy of the Pink Mamma restaurant or the vegan menu at the Embuscade showcase how dynamic this neighborhood is.