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An old village in the heart of the 17th arrondissement, two markets, a square designed by Haussmann, and a ten-hectare park. Here’s how to spend two days in Batignolles without rushing.

A hotel in the 11th arrondissement, just a stone's throw from Nation and Charonne. 43 rooms with eclectic decor, a lounge with a fireplace, a leopard-print bar, and homemade cake.

Six 3-star boutique hotels designed by renowned designers, from the 5th arrondissement to Batignolles. How to choose the one that’s right for your stay.

Brunch on the ninth floor, between the Sacré-Cœur and the Eiffel Tower. On Saturdays and Sundays, from April through October, Maggie Rooftop serves avocado toast, pancakes, and French toast in a herb garden suspended above Pigalle. Reservations required.

In Pigalle, Maggie Comptoir (formerly Citrons & Huîtres) is a seafood and meat counter where oysters share the menu with pâté en croûte. The menu caters to every taste, from seafood to artisanal wines, and no reservations are required.

The Hôtel Cabane designed as a traditional hotel, but as a home—the home ami a ami good taste. Behind a discreet 14th-arrondissement ivory-colored facade, you’ll discover a true oasis of nature right in the heart of Paris, created by Orso Hotels: a small interior garden, and at the back, a cabane . Here, the atmosphere isn’t that of an anonymous hotel room, but rather that of a country home where you can unpack your bags and immediately feel a little bit at home. That’s precisely what makes it a unique spot for a getaway with friends: everything here is designed for sharing.