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The iconic facade of Hotel Amour.
My room was overlooking the courtyard restaurant and a private terrace from one of the suites. It’s a lovely spying view.
Neon pink ceiling! That made the room bounce pink light everywhere! Don’t put you makeup on there, but it sure will get you in the mood for some Amour.
C.O. Bidgelow and Hermes products with some lovely peachy pink tiles.
ozy and classic Parisian restaurant in the courtyard is inside and outside. It opens up during the warm months and always has a fantastic atmosphere of locals and visitors alike. Intimate and closed off from the world with tons of plants. Parisian jungle anyone?
How can you come to Paris and not have the baguette. Would be a crime, am I right? The butter is from a local maker in the neighbourhood and is highly addictive. Watch out.
Believe it or not, feeling cozy with this colour combo.
My lovely Parisienne girlfriend joined me for dinner. I had a caesar consisting of practically only parmesan. How did they know?!
If walls could talk, they’d have some stories in this place. So shhhh…
Highs & Lows
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The history of Amour previously being a brothel is felt thought out the corridors and rooms. It has an air of naughty lingering in the walls. I like it.
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Intimate hotel and every room has a different design. You’ll always feel special staying in one of Amours 24 rooms.
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The courtyard and restaurant is in a classic Parisian brasserie style. You’ll adopt a french accent after the stay.
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One of my favourite locations in Paris. With Rue Des Martyrs and Pigalle around the corner you’ve got entertainment for days.
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Some nooks and crannies might smell like old cigarettes. But hey, just smells like history to me.
Important Bits
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Type
Boutique hotel
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Vibe
Former brothel...and that vibe still lingers.
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Location
Near Pigalle and Montmarte
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Rooms
24
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Music
French classics.
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Year Opened
2006
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Designed By
André Saraiva, graffiti artist and entrepreneur.
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Health & Wellness
No, run uphill to Sacre Coeur.
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Restaurant
Yes, French.
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Bar
Yes
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Minibar
No
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Children
R Rated (leave at home).
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Price
Budget boutique
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