UNFORGETTABLE STAY IN PARIS
The Relais Montmartre, 4 stars of charm, located in the 18th district of Paris at the foot of the Butte Montmartre welcomes you for all your stays in the capital of France.
Enter a refined and authentic hotel. A decoration where the stone and the old furniture mingle with some small touches of modernity to make reign a cozy atmosphere.
Discover our rooms furnished with taste and offering all the necessary comfort for the smooth running of your stay.
Take advantage of our ideal location to visit all the main attractions of the capital. The proximity of several metro stations and bus stops allow you to easily go anywhere in Paris.
The Paris Est train station and the Paris Nord train station are also close to the hotel. You can quickly access our hotel or take advantage of it to go to destinations served by these 2 stations such as the Stade de France.
MANY PUBLIC TRANSPORT NEARBY TO VISIT PARIS EASILY
Staying at the Hotel Relais Montmartre, you will find yourself in an area very well served by public transport.
Bus, metro, RER, train or even bike or electric scooter, visit Paris as you see fit.
Climb the rue Lepic and find yourself at the foot of the steps that join the Basilica of the Sacred Heart and the Place du Tertre. You can also take the funicular of Montmartre which allows you to save your forces before discovering every corner of the Butte Montmartre.
Visit the surroundings of the Place de Clichy where bars, restaurants, theaters, cabarets and sexy shops live in a neighborhood where the animation rises as night falls.
Take the metro to get to other emblematic districts of Paris: the Place de l’Opera, the Louvre, the Latin Quarter, the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Elysées, …
Paris Est Train Station: A Historic Parisian Railway
Paris Est train station, located close to the Hotel Relais Montmartre, is one of the major Parisian stations. It is part of the historical heritage of Paris.
This architectural work was realized by the architect François-Alexandre Duquesney and the engineer Pierre Cabanel of Sermet between 1847 and 1850.
Renovation and modernization work took place in 2007 following the commissioning of the TGV Est line.
Paris Est train station welcomes the mythical train of the Orient-Express bound for Venise.
Many services, shops and restaurants are offered for the comfort of the travelers.
