Hôtel Rochechouart
Rochechouart, 9th Arrondissement, Paris
“Art Deco Pigalle revival”
Vibe
Restored Art Deco flair meets Pigalle nightlife, drawing a spirited crowd between the open-air rooftop and a velvet-lined subterranean dance hall.
“Art Deco Pigalle revival”
Festen Architecture paired burled walnut headboards with alabaster sconces and custom Tiffany Bouelle artwork.
A restored 1929 hotel preserving original wrought-iron elevator cages and period blue mosaic floors.
Multiple lively venues span a rooftop bar facing Sacré-Cœur down to the subterranean Mikado nightclub.
At the foot of Montmartre, steps from Anvers station and the bustling bars of Pigalle
Rooms
Curved burled walnut headboards and alabaster sconces anchor retro 1930s palettes, with upper floors looking directly toward Sacré-Cœur.
Backstory
Opened in 1929 as Hôtel Charleston, this Pigalle landmark once drew Josephine Baker before design duo Festen revived its original elevator and mosaics.
Eat & drink
Diners gather over brasserie classics on restored 1930s blue mosaics before heading to the rooftop terrace or down into the Mikado speakeasy.
The neighborhood
Perched on the boulevard at the foot of Montmartre, the hotel sits right where Pigalle’s nightlife meets traditional neighborhood bakeries.
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