Hôtel Particulier Montmartre
Montmartre, 18th Arrondissement, Paris
“Secret garden mansion”
Vibe
Hidden behind a private gated passage, this leafy townhouse retreats into the largest private hotel garden in Paris.
“Secret garden mansion”
Five individually styled artist suites redesigned by Pierre Lacroix, enveloped by Louis Bénech landscaped gardens.
An 1871 Directoire mansion and former Hermès family home hidden down a private cobbled passage.
Le Très Particulier cocktail bar pours house drinks inside a glass conservatory and leafy courtyard.
Tucked along a private gated passage off Avenue Junot in the calm heights of Montmartre
Rooms
Pierre Lacroix designed each suite individually, ranging from crimson velvet boudoirs to an eaved loft with an open glass roof.
Backstory
Built in 1871, this Directoire mansion was once a private Hermès family home before the Comtet family turned it into a secluded guesthouse.
Eat & drink
Cocktails are shaken inside Le Très Particulier's glass conservatory, while seasonal French fare spills out across leafy garden terraces.
The neighborhood
Set off Avenue Junot along a cobblestone passage, the property sits tucked in the quietest, highest reaches of Montmartre.
The app
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