Le Pigalle, A Member Of Design Hotels – A Favorite for Families in Paris

Le Pigalle offers 40 rooms decorated in the style of the Nouvelle Athènes neighborhood. Each room features a collection of objects, souvenirs, music, books, and second-hand furniture with individual character. Rooms include air conditioning, minibars, flat-screen TVs, and parquet floors. Some rooms have turntables with wireless speakers and curated vinyl collections. The suite features a bar and bathtub, while other rooms have open-plan bathrooms with showers.

The hotel's café and bar serve from morning until early hours. Croissants come from Le Pétrin Médiéval bakery, using their antique oven since 1909. The menu offers simple seasonal dishes, wine-based cocktails like the Zouzou (Campari and watermelon), and natural French wines. Bread is delivered daily from local bakeries, including linseed breadsticks and Para Bihan with poppy and sesame seeds.

Le Pigalle hosts DJ sets, parties, and cultural events reflecting the neighborhood's diversity. The hotel collaborates with local artists, shopkeepers, and restaurant owners. Rooms feature books selected by Les Arpenteurs bookstore and music curated by neighborhood DJs. The ground floor has photography books, design publications, and comic strips. Soundtracks mix Fréhel, Satie, Django Reinhardt, and 1990s hiphop.

The hotel is in Montmartre, 0.5 km from Basilique du Sacre-Coeur and 1 km from Place du Tertre. Pigalle Metro Station (Line 12) provides connections to Place de la Concorde and the Left Bank. The area includes Atypik design firm, Kitsuné boutique, and Maison Ernest high heel store. Nearby landmarks include Grevin Museum (1 km) and Champs-Elysees (2.5 km).

The hotel team provides connections to neighborhood places and stories. Services include curated local experiences through Gogo City Guides, featuring spots like pastry chef Sebastien Gaudard. The hotel works with local florists for arrangements using Seine-et-Marne grown flowers. Coffee is provided by Télescope café on Rue de Villedo. The visual identity was created by Thomas from Atelier National de Recherche Typographique.