A design by Dorothée Meilichzon
The original Experimental hotel, an escape in the heart of Paris designed by Dorothée Meilichzon. Inside, 37 rooms unfold, each a tribute to the iconic Pigalle neighbourhood, once a bohemian tapestry of arts, culture, poetry and heady nightlife.
Textured wallpapers, soft hues alongside jewel tones, bronze accents and upholstered bed heads. Each room just off a spiral staircase with martini glass carpeting, a nod to Experimental's origins.
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A neighbourhood in the 9th arrondissement lovingly nicknamed SoPi for South Pigalle stretches from Place Saint-Georges to the rue de Douai and rue des Martyrs. A place to discover Paris' beauty, from shops and boutiques to cafés, restaurants and bars.
A Prime Location for Parisian Exploration
A neighbourhood that is known to be equal parts cosmopolitan, spiritual, festive, hedonistic, and mysterious; a quarter embraced by the Parisians in order to redefine and reanimate its individuality.
The Grand Pigalle Experimental hotel boasts a prime location for Parisian exploration, with postcard views from balconies and endless places to discover by foot. It's a mere 2-minute walk from Pigalle Square, offering easy access to local attractions.
Sacré-Coeur and Montmartre are a 10-minute stroll, and the Moulin Rouge is just 5 minutes away on foot. Gare du Nord is a convenient 15-minute walk for train travellers, and the Metro Pigalle station is just 4 minutes away.
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