Le Pigalle
The hotel represents the style of the area, known as Nouvelle Athènes for its neoclassical architecture, which inspired artists and poets in the late nineteenth century, conveying the image of Pigalle: historic, modern, decadent, multicultural, musical. The magnificent blend of vintage and contemporary design embodies the spirit of Le Pigalle, which is divided into a café, a bar, a restaurant, a vinyl library and a newspaper/book kiosk, all run by vivid local characters.
Just a few metres away from Moulin Rouge and Sacré-Coeur, guests will enjoy the perfect morning walk through the iconic painters' quarter in Paris.
Price from 136€/night
Location: Paris, France
40 Rooms with a strong Parisien identity
Services:
Local, seasonal cuisine restaurant & bar
Library
Designed by FESTEN Architecture
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