Why you should experience The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre in Paris, France.
The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre is a design-forward hotel where Porte de Montmartre's creative edge, contemporary architecture, flea-market culture, and rooftop hospitality create one of the 18th Arrondissement's most distinctive places to stay.
Set along Avenue de la Porte de Montmartre near Rue Henri Huchard and just steps from the Saint-Ouen flea market, the hotel combines 185 rooms and suites, panoramic rooftop hospitality, restaurant dining, coworking, and substantial event facilities within an eight-story contemporary building positioned between two culturally distinct sides of northern Paris. Vintage objects, industrial references, graffiti, illustrations, slate cladding, and expansive glazing establish an urban design language inspired by both the area's working history and its culture of collecting. The rooftop shifts that personality upward through broad views toward Sacré-Coeur and the Paris skyline, creating a social counterpoint to the more functional accommodation floors below. The result is a destination where contemporary hotel design, neighborhood culture, and northern Paris' creative character remain seamlessly connected.
What you should know about The Originals Boutique.
The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre is best known for opening in October 2018 as a purpose-built, eight-story, 185-room hotel conceived around the changing character of the Binet district, with contemporary architecture combining large glazed surfaces and a slate-covered façade and interiors designed by Agence Moha. Moha developed the property around the intersection of the Industrial Revolution and artistic avant-garde culture, carrying that narrative from the ground floor through the eighth level using illustrations, graffiti, vintage decoration, collected objects, modern lines, and secondhand-inspired furnishings that give the unusually large property a more individualized visual identity. The accommodation inventory extends from compact 14-square-meter Standard rooms through 25-square-meter Family rooms and Studios to 30-square-meter connecting configurations, with Studios adding fully equipped kitchens and Family rooms separating the bedroom and living area through a private corridor, while all rooms incorporate air conditioning, high-speed Wi-Fi, safes, hospitality trays, and flat-screen televisions, with the main brand site specifying 55-inch televisions. Beyond accommodation, the hotel incorporates Station M restaurant and rooftop bar, Studio M meeting facilities, coworking space, a pétanque area, private parking, electric-vehicle charging, and four meeting rooms totaling 150 square meters with capacity for as many as 130 attendees, giving the 2018 project a substantial hospitality program extending far beyond its guestrooms.
Station M concentrates the hotel's social character on the eighth floor through restaurant service, a rooftop bar, panoramic Paris views, and seasonal programming that turns the uppermost level into a destination within the property. Agence Moha reinforced the industrial and collecting narrative through vintage pieces, graphic interventions, and contemporary forms, allowing the interiors to reference the surrounding culture of workshops, artists, and secondhand objects while maintaining a coherent visual language across eight floors. Green Key certification adds a documented environmental credential to the hotel's operational identity, while electric charging terminals, bicycle storage, and pet-friendly accommodation broaden the practical infrastructure supporting the property's 185-room scale. Together, Station M, Agence Moha, Green Key, and Studio M reveal how Maison Montmartre was developed as a layered hospitality complex combining accommodation, design, gastronomy, rooftop culture, coworking, events, and environmental commitments within a single contemporary Paris property.
How to fold The Originals Boutique into your trip.
The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre works as an afternoon and evening exploring the collecting culture and creative history of Porte de Montmartre.
Begin at Marché aux Puces de Saint-Ouen, where more than 10 individual markets and nearly 2,000 merchants spread across seven hectares introduce the antiques, vintage design, specialist collecting, and visual eccentricity that naturally complement Maison Montmartre's interior identity. Continue to The Originals Boutique, Hôtel Maison Montmartre, where Agence Moha's collected objects, industrial references, rooftop panoramas, and Station M translate that surrounding creative culture into the centerpiece of the stay. Continue to Halle Saint Pierre, where outsider art, Art Brut, exhibitions, and the building's iron-and-glass character carry the afternoon from collectible objects toward the independent visual culture historically associated with northern Paris. Conclude at Le Hasard Ludique, where a former railway station supports concerts, cultural programming, food, and social gatherings beside the Petite Ceinture, providing a lively final expression of the district's ability to turn unconventional spaces into contemporary creative venues. The progression moves from collecting and design through hotel hospitality and independent art before culminating in live cultural programming, capturing the creative continuum that defines Porte de Montmartre.
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