Le Pigalle, A Member Of Design Hotels, Paris

The hotel is a modern masterpiece with such bonuses as a vinyl record player, small balconies, and a mini-bar. While the rooms were really nice and thought out, they were a bit noisy at night on end of the week days and are pretty small; the street-facing ones can be noisy as there are multiple bars in the street.

The hotel has a wonderful boho Paris apartment feel with incredibly comfortable rooms that include a free-standing bath, quality fixtures, and interesting accessories like a record player and a hidden bar. The bed was amazingly cozy with a mohair afghan, and the mini-bar was well-stocked with pre-made cocktails, ciders, and decent wine. However, the dining can be a bit expensive if not booked in advance.

The hotel had a Boho Paris apartment feel with comfortable touches like a mohair afghan on the bed and a well-stocked mini-bar with pre-made cocktails, ciders, and decent wine. However, the rooms seemed dodgy and there was a noticeable smelly odor present.

My stay at the hotel was a mixed experience. The rooms, although a bit small for the price we paid, were beautifully designed with a cool touch; the turntable and music selection added a nice vibe. The staff was friendly and accommodating, but their service felt lacking in training. The location, near Pigalle metro station, was vibrant with plenty of dining and nightlife options. However, the dining experience was overpriced and slow at times.

My stay at the hotel was a mix of cozy comfort and quirky charm. The rooms had a unique Boho Paris apartment feel with nice touches like a mohair afghan on the bed and a well-stocked mini-bar, although the AC struggled to keep up with the heat. The service was friendly but lacked a bit of finesse. The location was bustling and vibrant, perfectly situated with easy access to the metro. While the dining experience was of good quality, it felt a tad overpriced. The facilities were adequate, catering well to basic needs.