Hôtel Monsieur Aristide
Montmartre, 18th Arrondissement, Paris
Vibe
A leafy secret courtyard, flea-market treasures, and a working vintage jukebox set a bohemian scene on a quiet Montmartre side street.
“Bohemian Montmartre sanctuary”
Marion Collard interiors blending flea-market finds from Saint-Ouen with upcycled terrazzo and bespoke rattan details.
A leafy inner courtyard and cocktail bar featuring a working vintage jukebox and musical instruments.
Montmartre bohemian lore brought to life through acoustic cabaret instruments and Saint-Ouen flea market furnishings.
In Montmartre on a paved side street, steps from Abbesses and the Sacre-Coeur.
Rooms
Marion Collard layered the bedrooms with Saint-Ouen flea-market finds, bespoke shell sconces, woven rattan, and vintage rotary phones beside the beds.
Backstory
Named after Belle Époque cabaret star Aristide Bruant, the nineteenth-century building incorporates upcycled demolition rubble into custom terrazzo floors.
Eat & drink
Café Aristide serves Mediterranean plates in the tree-lined courtyard garden, while the retro bar pours cocktails beside an original wood-paneled reception desk.
The neighborhood
Paved streets and neighborhood bakeries lead downhill to Abbesses, with the steps to Sacré-Cœur just a short uphill stroll away.
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