The Hotel Particulier Montmartre is Hidden Within a Gorgeous Garden
Madison Mackay — August 7, 2018 — Art & Design
References: en.hotel-particulier-montmartre & uncrate
Designed to be the smallest hotel in all of Paris, France, the new Hotel Particulier Montmartre is filled with luxurious amenities as well as charm.
The hotel fits inside a former family farmhouse that is hidden discretely inside a large almost 10,000-square foot garden. The space offers five uniquely designed guest suites inside the shell of the original 19th-century structure. Each room offers antique stylings that include custom furniture, velvet accents and vintage wallpaper. The lower level features a new, high-end restaurant that serves tapas, breakfast, dinner and a fully-stocked weekend brunch.
The Particulier Montmartre Hotel offers all guests a travel experience that is exclusive and quiet, making it perfect for resting and relaxation.
The hotel fits inside a former family farmhouse that is hidden discretely inside a large almost 10,000-square foot garden. The space offers five uniquely designed guest suites inside the shell of the original 19th-century structure. Each room offers antique stylings that include custom furniture, velvet accents and vintage wallpaper. The lower level features a new, high-end restaurant that serves tapas, breakfast, dinner and a fully-stocked weekend brunch.
The Particulier Montmartre Hotel offers all guests a travel experience that is exclusive and quiet, making it perfect for resting and relaxation.
Trend Themes
1. Boutique Urban Hotels - The trend of offering a cozy and unique travel experience within a bustling city setting creates opportunities for hotels to offer niche amenities and tailored experiences that cater to the modern traveler's demand for authenticity.
2. Luxurious Gardens - Incorporating garden spaces into hotel design could offer a rejuvenating and restful atmosphere, catering to wellness-minded travelers looking for a relaxing retreat in an urban environment.
3. Antique Decor Revival - The trend towards vintage aesthetics and antique-inspired design can be utilized to create a distinctive atmosphere that enhances the hotel's unique identity and offers guests an intimate and personalized experience.
Industry Implications
1. Hospitality - Incorporating unique amenities into hotel design, such as luxurious gardens and an antique decor revival, can attract more guests and enhance their overall hotel experience.
2. Restaurant - The addition of a high-end restaurant can increase revenue and provide guests with an elevated dining experience, further increasing their overall satisfaction with their stay.
3. Tourism - The trend of boutique urban hotels offering unique and personalized experiences to travelers can attract more tourism and stimulate economic growth in the local area through increased demand for niche amenities and tailored experiences.
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