What is it about tiny Parisian boutique hotels? Oh, right, the privacy, charm, comfort, and living-like-a-local vibe. (Not to mention that you often get good rates, free breakfast and free wifi, too.) But now yet another property is on our radar, after Tuesday's round up, thanks to GQ which calls out the Hotel Particulier Montmartre, just a couple blocks from ever-so-wonderful rue des Abbesses and a short walk from Sacré-Coeur basilica—in other words, off the beaten tourist trail but a short walk to the tourist sights.
The theme runs through the hotel, too, owner Morgane Rousseau tells GQ:
I had a French star recently who stayed here for two months. He lived in Paris, but wanted to be isolated, and he felt he could work better here. … It's rare to find an intimate place, or find intimacy in general. And I'm not talking about VIP selectivity, velvet rope, guest list stuff, I mean places that are far from the noise and the ugliness and far from the nervousness of seeing and being seen.
Unfortunately, intimacy will cost you. Rooms this month start at €290 ($395) for stays Sunday through Thursday and jump to €390 ($531) for the weekend. But then again, Hotel Particulier's somewhere we've been dreaming about for a while now.
[Photo: Hotel Particulier Montmartre]
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