Hôtel Amour
Pigalle - SoPi, 9th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
Matte black corridors hung with provocative photography lead to a buzzing bistro glow lit by a signature pink neon sign.
“Romantic bohemian guesthouse”
Artist-commissioned bedrooms with flea-market vintage finds, black corridors, and photography curated by André Saraiva.
A lively garden courtyard and ground-floor bistro serving natural wines to neighborhood creatives beneath pink neon.
A nineteenth-century former maison close converted into an intimate bohemian hideaway in historic Pigalle.
In South Pigalle, steps from Rue des Martyrs and the late bars around Place Pigalle.
Rooms
Mid-century flea market finds furnish each idiosyncratic bedroom, designed intentionally without televisions or phones to keep the atmosphere analog.
Backstory
Artist André Saraiva and hotelier Thierry Costes teamed up in 2006 to convert a former Pigalle maison close into a bohemian retreat.
Eat & drink
The all-day bistro pours natural wines along red leather banquettes, spilling out into an overgrown glass-roofed courtyard garden.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue de Navarin in South Pigalle, artisan bakeries on Rue des Martyrs sit just around the corner from late-night bars.
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