Paris, France

Monsieur Aristide

Price per night from$190.53

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If you haven’t entered any dates, the rate shown is provided directly by the hotel and represents the cheapest double room (inclusive of taxes and fees) available in the next 60 days.

Prices have been converted from the hotel’s local currency (EUR162.90), via openexchangerates.org, using today’s exchange rate.

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Style

Belle bohème

Setting

Below La Butte

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Chivalry isn’t dead at boho-chic boutique hotel Monsieur Aristide, named after the Belle Époque cabaret singer. Debonair interiors pair era-evoking furnishings with restful, neutral hues; a leafy internal courtyard adds to the sense of sanctuary. Your gallant hosts can courteously recommend local in-the-know spots, but we love their own restaurant, bar and outdoor terrace for live music, candlelit aperitifs and seasonal raclette evenings. Monsieur Aristide is a true man about Montmartre. 

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Facilities

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Need to know

Rooms

25, including four suites.

Check–Out

Noon; check-in, 3pm. Both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.

More details

Rates at Monsieur Aristide usually exclude buffet breakfast, which is €25.

Also

Unfortunately, this city hotel isn’t suitable if you have limited mobility.

At the hotel

Charged laundry service and free WiFi throughout. In rooms: TV, Bluetooth speaker, air-conditioning, tea- and coffee-making kit, minibar, free bottled water, bathrobes and slippers (on request) and Grown Alchemist bath products.

Our favourite rooms

It’s an art to kit out interiors with mainly vintage and flea-market finds but deliver a final look that’s polished and soothing, as nailed by Monsieur Aristide. Extra relaxation points are scored in an Executive Room, which opens onto the hotel’s verdant courtyard; or the top-floor Duplex Suite awards more privacy — and space — with its neighbourhood-surveying terrace and split-level set-up.

Packing tips

The hotel nods to Belle Époque cabaret singer Aristide Bruant — don a wide-brimmed hat or red scarf to emulate his trademark look.

Pet‐friendly

Monsieur Aristide welcomes small dogs in any room for €25 each a night. See more pet-friendly hotels in Paris.

Children

Welcome. Free baby cots can be added to most rooms on request, and the Family Room, Duplex Suite and Garden Apartment each sleep four.

Sustainability efforts

Most of the furniture is upcycled or second-hand; reception is paperless; solar panels and rainwater collection reduce energy and water consumption; and its terrazzo is made up of reclaimed rubble. Local, city-based suppliers make Monsieur Aristide a supportive spot, with Lomi coffee, flowers from Muse, Pâtisserie Gilles Marchal chocolates and baked goods via Alexine.

Food and Drink

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Top Table

On the terrace, under a sunshine-yellow parasol.

Dress Code

Free-spirited sophisticate, à la Chloé, Sézane and Isabel Marant.

Hotel restaurant

La Table d’Aristide is a love-letter to Montmartre’s bistros, with its gingham tablecloths, vintage crockery and flickering candles. The menu is just as true to its locale: reimagined French favourites are designed for sharing and spotlight seasonal ingredients. Over winter (November to February), its Alpine concept Le Chalet d’Aristide takes over the space with traditional raclette and decadent desserts; but the year-round breakfast buffet of honey from Montmartre, charcuterie and cheese, and homemade muesli is just as indulgent.

Hotel bar

The mixologists at Café Aristide shake up a mean cocktail with homemade syrups, the house go-to being a Secret de la Butte (rum, curaçao, coconut water, spices). The bar draws a local crowd, so you might brush shoulders with Paris’ creatives, especially at live-music events on most Saturday nights. Swing by from 5pm to midnight, Tuesday to Saturday (until 10pm, Mondays).

Last orders

Breakfast is from 7am–10am. Dinner at La Table is 6pm–10.30pm, Tuesday to Saturday; it opens for lunch noon–2.30pm, Saturday and Sunday. Le Chalet seasonally opens from 6pm–10.30pm, Tuesday to Sunday.

Room service

You can take breakfast in bed year-round, and order dishes from the restaurant menu to your door between 6.30pm and 11pm, March to October (in-room dining isn’t available during Le Chalet’s winter residency).

Location

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Address
Monsieur Aristide
3 Rue Aristide Bruant
Paris
75018
France

You’ll find Monsieur Aristide along one of Montmartre’s scenic side streets, in the French capital’s 18th arrondissement.

Planes

It’s roughly 40 minutes’ drive from Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport to the hotel; staff can arrange transfers on request. The city’s Orly Airport is 45 minutes away by car.

Trains

Eurostar routes call at Gare du Nord, which is a 15-minute drive away, and the hotel can arrange pick-ups and drop-offs. Your closest Métro stations are Blanche for line two and Abbesses for line 12, each a five-minute walk from Monsieur Aristide.

Automobiles

You'll want to ditch the wheels while in Paris in favour of hand-in-hand strolls, but should you choose to drive, Parking Blanche Pigalle is your closest public carpark, a seven-minute walk away.

Worth getting out of bed for

Monsieur Aristide puts Montmartre and its Boho culture on centre stage, so it’s only natural for your days to be spent in and around the 18th arrondissement. Hilltop behemoth Basilique du Sacré-Coeur overlooks the city, and its surrounding streets and squares bring all-hours amusement. People-watch in Place du Tertre, sample Paris-grown grapes at the city’s last remaining vineyard Vigne du Clos Montmartre or arrange a romantic rendezvous at Le Mur des Je T’aime. The Dali Museum is petite but packs a Surrealist punch; seek out more avant-garde entertainment at lady-in-red Moulin Rouge. 

Local restaurants

Cheap-and-cheerful Bouillon Pigalle is a cornerstone bistro with all your Gallic classics, magnums of wine and statement windows. La Chaise Haute puts a modern spin on refined French fare, with thoughtfully presented dishes of colourful, seasonal produce. If you’ve overdone it on Paris’ cheese and bread, carb-load the Italian way instead at cosy trattoria Al Caratello with its hearty plates of pasta and tiramisù. 

Local cafés

The pâtisseries at well-loved bakery Pain Pain are almost too pretty to eat, but will be quickly devoured, nonetheless. Cinephiles and caffeine fiends gather at Café des Deux Moulins, a traditional brasserie that starred in .

Local bars

Red is the overriding theme at long-standing wine bar La Cave des Abbesses: its signature outdoor tables and awnings match its charcuterie boards and bottles of rouge. Amber-hued Hiru shakes up classic cocktails alongside its comprehensive list of regional wines and Spanish-style tapas bites.

Reviews

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By Mr & Mrs Smith

Every hotel featured is visited personally by members of our team, given the Smith seal of approval, and then anonymously reviewed. As soon as our reviewers have returned from this bijou hotel in Montmartre and unpacked their lithograph prints and locally made chocolates, a full account of their bohemian break will be with you. In the meantime, to whet your wanderlust, here's a quick peek inside Monsieur Aristide in Paris… 

You might not have heard of cabaret singer Aristide Bruant, but there’s a chance you’ve seen him — he’s immortalised in his black cloak and red scarf in distinct lithographic posters by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, which advertised Bruant’s club, Ambassadeurs, in the late 19th-century. 

These prints now adorn many brasseries and bistros globally, and have inspired polished pied-à-terre Monsieur Aristide. But the hotel’s palette — a verdant internal courtyard, soft-hued bedrooms and mustard-yellow parasols on the terrace — is contrast to the posters’ muted shades. 

Its restaurant’s gingham tablecloths, weekend live music and winter raclette dinners are evocative of your Montmartre locale, which has long been the heart of Paris’ Bobo scene. There’s romance to be found along the 18th arrondissement’s cobblestone streets, but with the experienced Chapitre Six group at the helm, this boutique hotel is the neighbourhood’s top charmer. 

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