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This legendary hotel in the Pigalle district at the foot of Montmartre is a jewel of the 1920s. Renovated by the architect-decorator duo Festen, the establishment boasts 105 rooms, a restaurant, a dance hall, an oyster bar and a bar sur le toit for 360° views of Paris.

This hotel, renovated by young talents Hauvette and Madani, is just a few hundred meters from the Cambronne and Motte Piquet Grenelle metro stations. Ideal for a drink in the bar, relaxing in the Swedish bath on the terrace or as a starting point for exploring Paris.

Just a stone's throw from the Luxembourg Gardens, the Léopold hotel welcomes you to the heart of the Montparnasse district, amidst the iconic brasseries of the Roaring Twenties. Its inspiring decor and warm welcome make it the perfect place to indulge in a cosy, timeless interlude.

Nestled in a charming passageway in the 17th arrondissement, between the Arc de Triomphe, the Champs Elysées and the Palais des Congrès, this welcoming boutique hotel is a haven of peace in the heart of the city.

Maggie, the art deco brasserie at Rochechouart, welcomes you to a festive New York-style setting: velvet banquettes, silverware, candles galore and a rhythmic playlist. On the menu, the canaille spirit of Pigalle. Glory to fine produce and raw flavors in generous dishes. The bikini-croque's cheddar drips and the asparagus dips in the gribiche sauce. Iconic dishes to share, such as Daurade "thym-qui-brûle" and mountains of fries, share the show with ultra-regressive desserts. The iconic crêpe cake has been around forever, but it could well be overshadowed by the Banana (to) Split.... Let yourself be tempted by the surprising combinations on the menu and the relaxed atmosphere under Maggie's mischievous eye.

On the 9th floor is Maggie's Rooftop. A 100 m2 rooftop perched high above the ground, with views of Montmartre, the Sacré-Coeur, the Eiffel Tower and La Défense in full view. Here, fig trees, Chinese almonds and vines grow. Some say it's like being in the country in Paris... With its wrought-iron lounges, grouped banquettes and sofas, as well as tables for cooing, during the summer Bar sur le toit opens its doors to outside customers at lunchtime. An interlude that lasts until 2am, with a cocktail menu to get drunk, forget and have fun.

Next door to the Rochechouart Hotel, Maggie Comptoir (formerly Citrons et Huîtres) takes over in the spirit of a free-spirited, Parisian market counter. Designed once again by architect Marion Mailaender, the space blends the flavors of the sea with those of the land. The chef’s specialties: mayo and sauces with a twist, along with crudo dishes whose recipes change regularly, all washed down with fine, chilled, and sparkling wines that are right on trend. In short, it’s a spot where you can grab a quick bite before heading over to Mikado for drinks.

Behind the neon-lit red door, the Mikado music (and dance) bar opens at 11pm. Lit by a few Japanese lanterns, the Mikado Dancing recalls the old opium bars of the 1920s. Every Friday and Saturday night from 11pm to 2am, the dance hall gives carte blanche to its artist friends and top DJs. The decor: carpets, plush sofas and poufs with a deliciously retro feel, a large counter with Art Deco motifs, and velvet curtains. In the center, under the disco balls, a dance floor for gambolling, swaying, wriggling (dancing).

At Le Wallace , all spaces can be privatized for your events. Celebrate with us, get married, dance, work, sleep... our spaces vibrate to the rhythm of your events.