Classic Double Room

Overview

Experience the elegance of our air-conditioned room, which offers stunning views of Place Pigalle and Rue Duperré. This well-appointed space features a flat-screen satellite TV, a convenient desk, and a mini-bar for your refreshment needs. The private bathroom is a sanctuary of comfort, complete with a luxurious bath, double sinks, and complimentary toiletries to enhance your stay. Additionally, enjoy the thoughtful touch of a courtesy tray equipped with tea and coffee making facilities, ensuring you can unwind in style. The Villa Royale, located at the foot of the iconic Sacré-Cœur and just steps away from the vibrant Montmartre district, is a tribute to the arts with its Rococo and Neo-Baroque design. Each room is named after a French cultural icon, reflecting a unique blend of style and charm. With easy access to the Metro, you can explore famous Parisian landmarks or enjoy the local atmosphere filled with boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. Whether you choose to relax in your room or venture out, the Villa Royale promises an unforgettable Parisian experience.

The Villa Royale, at the foot of the Sacré Coeur and 2 steps from Montmartre, has dedicated its décor to the world of the arts. Its Rococo design and Neo-Baroque atmosphere pays tribute to Parisian and international celebrities. Rooms are named after French cultural icons, evoking a spirit of style and charm. They all offer a private bathroom, a mini-bar and a flat-screen TV. With an unobstructed view of Place Pigalle and just 3 blocks from the Moulin Rouge, this opulent boutique hotel offers plush, colorful, jewel-toned interiors in a vibrant area of Paris. The Villa Royale a lobby lounge with full bar service, complementary newspapers and magazines, and small meeting rooms. Breakfast can be served in the guest rooms. As it is close to the Metro, guests have direct access to many famous sites such as the Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, the Louver and the Opera house. Or, stay close to the hotel and discover the area around the Sacré-Cœur and Montmartre, where the streets are lined with original boutiques, markets, cafes, and, restaurants frequented by locals.

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