Boutique Hotels in Paris with a Modern yet Nostalgic Aura

The Hôtel des Grands Boulevards is the second location for Experimental Group, a hospitality firm dedicated to creating niche experiences. You can find their latest creation in the heart of the bourgeois district. The hotel has a ground floor restaurant that serves food in a landscaped courtyard and comes complete with a cocktail bar, all under a stunning glass and steel conservatory ceiling.

Le Pigalle is a child of the unique cultural history of Montmartre. The hotel is a neon light in the Parisian night, home to adventurers, musicians, and, apparently, bad boys too! Le Pigalle has a distinctly artistic and homely feel. Every room is unique and adorned with interesting and historical objects. It’s an art lover’s paradise. 

Family-focused, the Hotel Panache Paris celebrates the good spirit of its suburban environs and employs local craftsmen to work on its interiors. The hotel dresses the corner of the rue du Faubourg Montmartre and rue Geoffroy Marie. It’s a miniature cross-roads that provides guests a microcosmic view of modern urban living in the city of Paris.

The Hotel de Jobo, named after Josephine Bonaparte, is a small, 24-roomed boutique hotel offering delicious nibbles and a secret garden. Despite being it’s small status, the establishment is committed to customer comfort, offering room service, dry cleaning and even Maison Fragonard products. 

Hôtel Le Montana Paris is a collection of six individually crafted rooms, each with utterly unique character and appeal. The Paris Grey room is quintessentially Parisienne in theme, with attractive flooring and pink chaise longue. The David Red, Acid Blue, and Graffiti White rooms are all much more experimental. The hotel describes its style as “extravagant chic.”

Founded by entrepreneurial trio Olivier Bon, Pierre-Charles Cros, and Romee de Goriainoff, the Grand Pigalle Hôtel gives guests the opportunity to live in South Pigalle, one of the most sought-after addresses in the city. The 37 rooms of the hotel are designed to embody the historic spirit of the neighborhood, providing guests a unique insight into what the area was once like. 

Constructed in 1854, Hôtel Providence in the heart of Paris’ eastern district offers guests access to trendy art galleries, boutiques, and local chef-led restaurants. Here you’ll find sumptuous leather seating, classic wood paneling and beautiful, decorative murals on both public and private walls.