Rose de Loire

On the first level, you’ll find a spacious open plan living and dining area adorned with gorgeous 18th-century boiserie wood paneling. Throughout his home you'll find antique accents and beautiful artwork that create a space steeped in Parisian charm, while two living areas offer room to relax in style. One side features a comfortable sofa and a modern dining table – perfect for lingering over croissants or sharing a romantic dinner. The other is a stunning living room with historic paneling depicting scenes from Fontaine's Fables and a large window that fills the room with soft natural light. A separate kitchen provides a crisp contrast, with sleek white cabinetry and clean lines, fully equipped for preparing meals at home. You’ll also find a full bathroom with shower on this level.

Climb the stairs to the upper level and you’ll step into an extraordinary bedroom suite – a luminous space with soft pastel tones, elegant woodwork and an open, airy layout. From the window-side sitting area, gaze out across the street to Paris’s only remaining vineyard – a view that feels lifted from a painting. The en suite bathroom is equally striking, featuring two large windows, a shower and a separate bathtub perfect for long, luxurious soaks after a day exploring Paris.

Montmartre is one of those special places where the past feels present at every turn, and the Rose de Loire sits right at its heart. Just around the corner, the legendary cabaret Au Lapin Agile recalls the neighborhood’s bohemian spirit, while the nearby Musée de Montmartre celebrates the writers and painters who helped shape its identity. A short stroll leads to Place du Tertre, where artists still paint in the open air, and to the steps of Sacré-Cœur with its iconic view over Paris. Just across from Rose de Loire, the Montmartre vineyard comes alive each autumn during the neighborhood’s annual harvest festival.

For the perfect final touch, nearby is La Maison Rose, the rosy-hued restaurant immortalized by Maurice Utrillo and long favored by artists and writers drawn to Montmartre’s charm. Picasso, Dalí, Modigliani, and later, Edith Piaf and Albert Camus, all found inspiration in this vibrant corner of Paris. Over the decades, it has remained a beloved gathering place for creative luminaries and visitors alike – a postcard-perfect landmark that continues to enchant to this day.

Elegant, unforgettable and deeply connected to the spirit of Montmartre, Rose de Loire is the kind of Paris stay you’ll always remember!