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Fabrics of all kinds, cotton by the metre, ribbons, lace, haberdashery goods and more… Established half a century ago, the famous Marché Saint Pierre has it all. A true institution, this market has the largest collection of fabrics stores in the Paris region! Located at 2 Rue Charles Nodier in the eighteenth arrondissement, this exceptional place is less than a ten-minute walk from the Hôtel des Arts. If you like dressmaking and sewing, it’s an essential place to visit during your stay in Paris.

Situated in the ninth arrondissement, the beautiful garden of the Musée de la Vie Romantique (Museum of Romantic Life) has been home since summer 2018 to the sixth Rose Bakery teahouse to be opened in Paris. In this enclave of timeless charm, the establishment welcomes you to its cosy conservatory for a well-deserved gourmet break. An experience that’s not to be missed during your stay at the Hotel des Arts, located just ten minutes away by public transport.

From gleaming brasseries and small neighbourhood eateries to starred restaurants, the capital is one of the most popular destinations in the world for lovers of good food. During your stay at the Hotel des Arts, you are certain to find a place where you will love to eat, as some of the best restaurants in Paris are just a short stroll from our hotel.

With Christmas fast approaching, the most beautiful European capitals don their clothes of light and Paris is no exception to this tradition. It’s a joy to visit Paris in December when the first snowflakes fall, the department stores are exquisitely decorated and the Marché de Noël des Abbesses (Abbesses Christmas Market) opens for your festive shopping pleasure. Ideally situated on the hill of Montmartre, the Hotel des Arts offers the ideal setting for your winter break in Paris.

About a ten-minute walk from the Hotel des Arts you can find the Sacré Coeur Basilica, one of the most famous monuments in Paris. During your stay in the 18th arrondissement, don’t miss the opportunity to ascend the steps of the famous hill of Montmartre and discover this awe-inspiring holy place!

During your winter break in Paris this winter, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Musée Picasso! Easily accessible from the Hôtel des Arts Montmartre, this must-see cultural venue presents an exceptional event from now until February 23rd, 2020; the Picasso: Magic Paintings exhibition! It’s your chance to get a close look at a series of works rarely exhibited in Paris...

Let's leave Montmartre for a moment to head to the other side of the Boulevard Rochechouard where, close to the Church of the Trinity, the artist Gustave Moreau lived in the 1850s. The former home of this major French Symbolist painter now houses a museum dedicated to his life and work.

The steps that ascend the hill of Montmartre can be something of a challenge unless you’re fairly fit! Don’t worry if you’re a little out of shape, however, because you can still reach the heights of the Place Saint-Pierre and the forecourt of the Sacré-Cœur Basilica by taking the funicular, a cable-operated railway that is as practical as it’s picturesque.