Born in 2006, it transformed the Pigalle district into a trendy destination where creatives, curious travelers and savvy Parisians meet.
Each floor is distinguished by a particular color and atmosphere. The corridors covered with black carpet reveal walls decorated with photos by André Saraiva and contemporary works centered on femininity. No television, telephone or air conditioning in the room: the focus is on collectibles from the 1930s to 1950s, found at antique shops or at the flea markets, enhanced by an original design signed by guest artists such as Jean Julien, Alexandre de Betak or Piet Parra.
The restaurant at the Hotel Amour embodies the charm of a Parisian bistro, with red leather, cozy benches, simple and daring dishes (cheeseburger, brunch, wines). The exotic veranda-garden is a real oasis in the heart of Pigalle. The place attracts a mixed clientele: locals, creatives, travelers, artists and couples looking for romance.
The ambiance is sensual, artistic and relaxed at the same time. The pin-up decorations, the original lighting, and this unique atmosphere recall the daring heritage of the neighborhood while embodying the current Parisian avant-garde.
Breakfast: 08:00 — 11:30
Lunch — Dinner: 12:00 — 23:30
Brunch (W-E): 12:00pm — 4:30pm
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Artist, stroller, lover of Paris and encounters, André Saraiva is the free spirit behind the Amour Hotels. A key figure on the artistic scene with his mythical character Mr. A, he transposed his mischievous, sensual and poetic universe into these hotels like no other, created with Thierry Costes.
Designed as arty, festive and romantic refuges, the Amour Hotels (Paris 9th, Grand Amour in the 10th, and Amour in Nice) reflect a unique vision of hospitality: no standardization, no fixed rules, but lively places, but lively places, where you sleep, dine, dine, love, work, meet again, sometimes without really knowing what time it is.
Each room is a surprise: photographs, drawings, bright colors, vinyl or antique furniture... André composes each address as a collage of influences, between artistic freedom, Parisian spirit and a taste for unexpected detail.
Under his leadership, the Amour Hotels have become cult places, both intimate and open to the city, where people come for a night... or for a story.