Hôtel Pulitzer Paris
Faubourg-Montmartre, 9th Arrondissement, Paris
“Catalan-accented townhouse hideaway”
Vibe
Spanish designer Lázaro Rosa-Violán pairs Louis XV chairs and warm brass fixtures with rich wood paneling inside two stuccoed nineteenth-century townhouses.
“Catalan-accented townhouse hideaway”
Lázaro Rosa-Violán interiors blending custom wood paneling, Louis XV seating, and warm brass lighting fixtures.
Adjoining nineteenth-century stuccoed townhouses preserve classic mansarde rooflines with cozy rooms tucked under the eaves.
Le Patio serves Catalan tapas and craft cocktails in a leafy, glass-roofed heated courtyard setting.
On Rue du Faubourg Montmartre in the 9th, steps from Grands Boulevards and historic covered passages.
Rooms
Compact rooms sit tucked beneath classic mansard rooflines, wrapped in dark wood paneling, vintage mirrors, and tailored textiles.
Backstory
Barcelona hospitality family Grupo Pulitzer brought their Catalan design sensibilities to Paris in 2000, eventually earning full B Corp certification.
Eat & drink
Le Patio serves Catalan tapas and craft cocktails beneath a glass-roofed, plant-filled heated courtyard tucked away from the street.
The neighborhood
Set along Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, you are steps from the Grands Boulevards and the ornate nineteenth-century covered passages.
The app
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