Hôtel Particulier Montmartre

There are addresses you share. And then there is Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, whose name you whisper.

At 23 avenue Junot, behind a discreet gate at Pavillon D, a nineteenth-century house hides in a protected garden, a legacy of the Maquis de Montmartre. Nicknamed the “French Château Marmont”, it has a handful of suites, an intimate bar and a restaurant where time slows down.

Dinner in a secret garden

Seasonal French cooking is served from breakfast through to dinner in the intimate lounge or, whenever the weather allows, in the enclosed garden, one of the most romantic in Paris. Lanterns, greenery and murmured conversations: the setting is half the experience.

Continue at Le Très Particulier

After dinner, the hotel's gilded, softly lit cocktail bar extends the evening without a trip back down the hill. The perfect sequence for a date that matters.

Who is it for?

• A secluded dinner for two, away from Montmartre's tourist trails
• A garden lunch in fine weather
• A complete evening: dinner followed by cocktails on site

Why this house leaves an impression

Because it is Montmartre's most secret address, and a secret shared by two is a magical ingredient.

Hôtel Particulier Montmartre, a hidden garden for lovers.