Hôtel Massé
Saint-Georges, Paris
“Pigalle creative bolthole”
Vibe
A soaring glass roof crowns the ground-floor lounge, where guests sip natural wines against a backdrop of vinyl-spun jazz.
“Pigalle creative bolthole”
Interiors by Gasparetto Parenti featuring okoumé pine carpentry, vintage lighting, and hand-painted bathroom tiles.
Parisian treats from chocolatier Plaq alongside morning pastries delivered daily from neighborhood bakery Le Pain Retrouvé.
A glass-roofed lounge and bar serving natural wines with vinyl-spun jazz and house music sets.
In South Pigalle on Rue Victor Massé, minutes from the late-night bistros and bars.
Rooms
Raw okoume pine carpentry by Alexis Mazin anchors the bedrooms, finished with vintage lamps and hand-painted bathroom tiles by Heloise Rival.
Backstory
Siblings Corto and Eole Peyron transformed an old quarter hotel along a street historically famous for its artisan musical instrument makers.
Eat & drink
Le Trente serves small sharing plates and craft cocktails under the skylight, complemented by morning pastries from neighborhood bakery Le Pain Retrouve.
The neighborhood
Tucked into South Pigalle, the address puts lively late-night bistros and historic guitar shops directly at your doorstep.
The app
Hotel Please was drawn for the phone in your hand — and this is the flat version of it.