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Hôtel Particulier Montmartre
Paris · 5 rooms
A former Hermès family residence hidden in a garden in Montmartre, with five artist-designed suites.
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Boutique hotels in Paris
Paris's boutique hotels hide in hôtels particuliers and Haussmann townhouses, from the Marais and Saint-Germain to Montmartre's hill.
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Le Pavillon de la Reine
Paris
A secluded hotel behind an ivy-covered courtyard on Place des Vosges, with a spa and a quiet, aristocratic mood.
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Relais Christine
Paris
A 17th-century mansion on a quiet Saint-Germain street, with a paved courtyard, a garden and a vaulted spa.
Paris has more small, design-led hotels than almost any city in the world, and each neighborhood gives them a different character. The Marais mixes medieval lanes with galleries and boutiques, Saint-Germain-des-Prés is the classic Left Bank of cafés and bookshops, and Montmartre keeps a village feel on its hill above the city. The grand boulevards and the Canal Saint-Martin area have become home to a new generation of playful, design-forward hotels.
Where to stay
First-time visitors often prefer the Left Bank or the Marais, within walking distance of the major museums. Montmartre and South Pigalle suit travelers who like neighborhood bistros and bars.
Good to know
Rooms in historic buildings are often small, even in expensive hotels. Spring and early autumn are the loveliest seasons, and reservations at popular restaurants are worth making well ahead.
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Questions about Paris
How many boutique hotels are there in Paris?
We list 3 boutique hotels in Paris, including Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, Le Pavillon de la Reine and Relais Christine.
