Don't be put off by the slightly austere façade; the owner intended it this way to contrast with the homely atmosphere that reigns inside. Although you're right in the middle...

Built as a bank in 1870, this belle époque building became the Hôtel des Croisés in 1896. In 2001, after featuring in the Jonathan Demme film Charade, it changed its name to...

Wood panelling, art deco windows and a vintage glass lift echo the hotel's origins as a 1930s cabaret hall; its theatrical feel attracted Blondie and Nirvana. It's just down...

Just off the beaten track in a pleasant quartier, and within walking distance (uphill) of Montmartre, the Résidence offers hotel accommodation in the traditional manner, and...