Grand Pigalle Hotel

These rooms (a bijou 14sq m in size) overlook the higgledy-piggledy rooftops of Avenue Frochot. Each has been elegantly styled by designer Dorothée Meilichzon; walls are speckled with gold leaf or painted in muted hues, each queen-size bed has a cloth headboard and is dressed in satin linens. Rooms have original moldings and fixtures and are lit by custom-made brass lamps; the minibar doubles as a cocktail kit with signature bottled concoctions by the Experimental Cocktail Club. The ensuite, lined in custom tiles, has a rainforest shower and each room has an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control and ambient lighting, free bottled water and house bath products.

Each of these 14sq m rooms has a private balcony that looks out over rue Victor Massé street. Rooms have been styled by designer Dorothée Meilichzon; walls are speckled with gold leaf or painted in muted hues, and the queen-size bed has a decorative cloth headboard. There’s a walk-in rainfall shower in the tiled ensuite bathroom. The minibar doubles as a cocktail kit with signature bottled concoctions by the Experimental Cocktail Club, and each room has an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control and ambient lighting, free bottled water and house bath products.

Recalling Pigalle’s boho past, these 15sq m rooms have a retro air with all modern comforts (a Nespresso coffee-machine, ambient lighting, high-speed WiFi…). Dressed in muted tones by Dorothée Meilichzon, sultry green, blue and burgundy tones are lifted by textured gold-speckled feature walls, custom-made brass lamps and original fittings and fixtures. There are courtyard views and the queen-size bed has a comfy cloth headboard and personalised satin linens (oh-là-là…); the minibar is as good as a full-size drinkery, filled with bottles of Experimental Cocktail Club’s signature libations. The ensuite has custom harlequin tiles and a rainforest shower, and all rooms have an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, climate control, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.

These rooms (17sq m) are named after the charming rue they overlook. They’re coolly retro in style with bold geometric, textured gold and prettily patterned wallpapers – courtesy of designer du jour Dorothée Meilichzon – brass fixtures and fittings (some original, some custom-made); and queen-size beds with cloth headboards and personalised satin sheets. The ensuite bathroom has a rainforest shower over a mahogany-panelled bath tub and eye-catching bespoke floor-tiles. Each room has a minibar worth raiding, filled with French treats and bottled libations from the Experimental Cocktail Club. All rooms have an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control and ambient lighting, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.

Op Art-influenced wallpaper and boldly coloured bespoke tiles give these 20sq m rooms a trippy retro air, while remaining effortlessly chic, bien sur. With views of the courtyard, ambient lighting and super-soft queen-size beds, with cloth headboards and satin linens, these rooms are restful; and with a cache of Experimental Cocktail Club drinks in the minibar – and some French nibbles – you won’t be in a hurry to leave. The ensuite has a walk-in rainfall shower and a bath tub, designer Dorothée Meilichzon has added cool custom fittings and fixtures to the hotel’s originals, and all rooms have an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.

Set in the eaves of the hotel’s roof, these rooms offer sweeping city views from oeil-de-boeuf windows and skylights, encompassing the Sacré-Cœur and Villa Frochot. Designer Dorothée Meilichzon has dressed these stylish spaces in geometric wallpapers, mahogany furnishings, brass fixtures and fittings and custom tiles, retaining enough original features to recall the Pigalle’s past. There’s a queen-size bed made up with satin linens, marble desk, a triptych of mirrors, and the ensuite bathroom has a rainforest shower. The minibar is lavishly stocked with bottles of the Experimental Cocktail Club’s signature sippers, and each pied-à-terre has an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control and ambient lighting, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.

These rooms rest in the eaves of the hotel’s roof; as such, they have magical city views of ramshackle rooftops, the Sacré-Cœur, and the ornate Villa Frochot. Retro in style, with handy modern tech (high-speed WiFi, ambient lighting, a Nespresso coffee-machine), rooms have geometric and textured wallpapers, marble and mahogany furnishings, brass trimmings and bespoke tiles, all carefully hand-picked by designer Dorothée Meilichzon. A queen-size bed has a cloth headboard and decadent satin sheets (personalised, no less) and the ensuite has a walk-in rainforest shower. A minibar-cum-actual bar is stocked with pre-shaken bottles of the Experimental Cocktail Club’s most-beloved wares, and each room has an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, climate control, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.

At 25sq m, these rooms offer more baguette-swinging space than the average Parisian hotel room, and they have amour-inspiring views of the Sacré-Cœur and Villa Frochot from the oeil-de-boeuf windows and skylights set in the eaves of the hotel’s roof. Designer Dorothée Meilichzon has evoked the spirited past of the Pigalle neighbourhood using retro geometric and textured wallpapers, mid-century-style brass fittings and fixtures and a muted palette, retaining many of the hotel’s original features. There’s a sitting area, a triptych mirror, and a queen-size bed dressed in satin linens; the ensuite has bold bespoke tiles and a rainforest shower. Th Experimental Cocktail Club have furnished the minibar with pre-shaken and stirred bottles of their signature drinks, alongside some gourmet French snacks, and each room has an HD flatscreen TV, Revo radio, VoIP phone, high-speed WiFi, Nespresso coffee-machine, climate control and ambient lighting, free bottled water and house bath products; a cot can be added on request.