At n°55 Boulevard Rochechouart, the Hotel Rochechouart’s flag flies high. It’s a part of Pigalle’s heritage at the foot of Montmartre, facing the Sacré-Coeur, a few steps from the Avenue Trudaine and the rue des Martyrs. This private 8-story building was famous in the late 1920’s, welcoming travelers, local Parisians, intellectuals and stars who frequented the theaters of the time as well as the district’s many art galleries. The Hotel Rochechouart loves to host. From the marble staircase to the old glass elevator, the hotel’s entrance was designed for a warm welcome. Upstairs, with faded, subdued colors, natural, woody materials and a cozy ambiance, the rooms of the Hotel Rochechouart feel very lived-in. On the 9th floor, the Rooftop Bar is the place to be…and to see. This vast hidden terrace offers spectacular panoramic views of Montmartre, the Sacré-Cœur, the Eiffel Tower and La Défense. The Rooftop Bar is open to outside customers from 5pm for tea-time and snack time or a quick break. The floors of the restaurant have been scratched to the bone to reveal the original blue mosaic design all ringed in gold. It’s the picture of 1930s Paris making a full comeback. Tailor-made and made in France, the tables and chairs were also inspired by Art Deco style. Under the alabaster suspensions, the rust and brick benches echo the colors of the mosaic. Elegance is also on the menu: the restaurant dresses all of its tables in white tablecloths and serves dishes on plates inscribed with.