The Ultimate Hotel Guide from a local + Where to stay close to Sacre Coeur
Montmartre doesn’t have as many hotels as other Parisian neighborhoods like Saint-Germain-des-Prés, but what this charming village on the hill lacks in quantity, it more than makes up for in quality and character.
Looking for the perfect place to stay in the heart of Paris’ most enchanting neighborhood? As a Montmartre local, here are some of my top hotel picks where you can soak up the local atmosphere while indulging in a stay that suits your budget. From stylish boutique hotels to budget-friendly hostels for savvy student travelers, there’s something for everyone. We’ve been living here for over 7 years now, after having an apartment in other neighborhoods, Montmartre has been the perfect home for us!
Montmartre is right next to Pigalle, and I’ll be following this up with a similar list for Pigalle. If you choose to stay there, you’ll be just a five-minute walk from Montmartre. Both neighborhoods are brimming with artistic history, vibrant nightlife, and stunning city views. Whether you’re here to explore Montmartre’s winding streets, admire Sacré-Cœur, or experience Pigalle’s eclectic charm, this guide will help you find the best places to stay nearby.
You’ll discover boutique gems, luxurious escapes, and budget-friendly stays, along with insider tips on what makes each hotel special. Ready to find your perfect Parisian getaway? Let’s dive in!
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1. Hotel Basss
Yanique’s take:
First up, we have a hotel on one of my favorite streets—you’ll never get tired of eating out here, shopping at the local cheese shop, or picking up some sunglasses (Jimmy Fairly) or lingerie (Ysé, Princesse Tam Tam…) nearby. Vibrant local life is all around!
This boutique hotel blends contemporary design with playful pops of color, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Its 36 rooms feature sleek, Scandinavian-inspired decor, complete with soundproofing for a peaceful night’s sleep. Guests enjoy complimentary coffee and pastries every afternoon in the lobby. Located near Place des Abbesses, it’s a great base for exploring Montmartre’s highlights on foot.
Price range: €90–€150/night.
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2. Terrass Hotel
Yanique’s take:
A more upscale option and a personal favorite for its stunning skyline views over Paris from the rooftop terrace—perfect for enjoying a drink with friends!
A favorite among travelers seeking a luxurious yet approachable experience, this 92-room hotel boasts panoramic views of Paris from its iconic rooftop bar. Designed with elegant, modern interiors, the Terrass is a nod to Montmartre’s artistic heritage. Guests can enjoy a relaxing spa treatment or an intimate dinner in the rooftop restaurant.
Price range: €150–€300/night.
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3. Hôtel Particulier Montmartre
Yanique’s take:
I celebrated my 35th birthday here at the restaurant, and it was one for the books! This hotel is tiny and intimate, tucked away on a very quiet street where you can still see old-world French villas.
Tucked away in a private garden, this five-suite hotel feels like a secret retreat. Each suite is uniquely designed, showcasing eclectic interiors by renowned artists and designers. Guests rave about the lush outdoor space and the chic cocktail bar, Le Très Particulier. Perfect for a romantic getaway or creative inspiration.
Price range: €350–€500/night.
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4. Le Relais Montmartre
With only 26 rooms, this charming hotel captures the romance of classic Parisian decor, complete with floral motifs and antique furnishings. Located on a quiet street just steps from Rue Lepic, it offers a cozy escape after a day of exploring. Guests particularly appreciate the attentive staff and delicious breakfast spread.
Price range: €120–€200/night.
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5. Hôtel des Arts Montmartre
A tribute to Montmartre’s bohemian past, this boutique hotel features 50 stylish rooms adorned with local artwork. Its location near the Moulin Rouge makes it ideal for evening outings. Amenities include free coffee and tea in the lounge and a concierge service to help plan your adventures.
Price range: €130–€180/night.
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6. Timhotel Montmartre
Yanique’s take:
Located right in front of the historic Place Émile Goudeau, where Picasso and many painters once lived. On a sunny summer day, if you sit at the café on the corner for lunch, you’ll often catch street performers putting on a good show!
Offering some of the best views in Montmartre, this 59-room hotel overlooks the rooftops of Paris and the Sacré-Cœur. The decor is simple yet comfortable, catering to travelers who prioritize location and affordability. Situated on a picturesque square, it’s perfect for snapping those Instagram-worthy shots.
Price range: €90–€160/night.
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7. Monsieur Aristide
Yanique’s take:
For the cool kids—this swanky spot is a local hideout, especially for its restaurant!
This boutique newcomer brings retro-chic vibes to Montmartre, blending vintage furniture with modern comfort. Its 25 rooms and suites are designed with sustainability in mind, featuring organic linens and eco-friendly amenities. Guests love the garden terrace for unwinding with a cocktail.
Price range: €160–€250/night.
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8. Hotel Regyn Montmartre
Yanique’s take:
Super small rooms and somewhat thin walls from what I’ve heard, but the location and price ratio is unbeatable. I once did a photoshoot here simply because the wallpaper was so French!
This budget-friendly gem, located right on Place des Abbesses, offers 22 bright, cheery rooms with charming views of Montmartre’s streets. Despite its affordable price, the hotel doesn’t skimp on hospitality, providing a welcoming atmosphere and a hearty continental breakfast.
Price range: €80–€130/night.
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9. Môm’Art Hotel Paris
Yanique’s take:
One street over from Sacré-Cœur and Halle Saint Pierre—it’s a favorite for fitness-focused travelers!
With a focus on personalized service and artistic flair, this 24-room boutique hotel caters to guests seeking a modern yet intimate stay. Its spa and gym facilities, along with the stylish restaurant and bar, make it an ideal choice for a relaxing getaway.
Price range: €200–€350/night.
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10. Plug-Inn Montmartre Hostel
Yanique’s take:
You won’t find anything cheaper than this! I’d only recommend it for young students traveling together who just need a place to lay their heads while they spend more time roaming and discovering the city.
Perfect for travelers on a budget, this vibrant hostel offers dormitory-style and private rooms with a social, community vibe. Amenities include a shared kitchen, free WiFi, and a cozy common area for mingling with other guests. Great for younger travelers or solo adventurers.
Price range: €25–€60/night.
+ Montmartre and Pigalle offer something for everyone, from charming boutique hotels to luxurious retreats. Whether you’re an art lover, foodie, or just looking for a quintessential Parisian stay, these neighborhoods will capture your heart. Book your stay today and get ready to fall in love with Paris!
Look out for the Pigalle list coming soon…
bisous
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