The best spots in Montmartre

What is there to do in Montmartre? Which cafés, restaurants, and narrow streets are really worth a visit?

Panneau rouge de métro parisien avec une flèche blanche et un lampadaire au-dessus sur un poteau vert orné de motifs, devant un bâtiment blanc et une façade rouge vif.
Vue panoramique sur les toits des immeubles parisiens sous un ciel bleu, avec la basilique du Sacré-Cœur visible sur la colline de Montmartre à droite.
Colorful building facade with a wooden door and stained-glass windows, surrounded by green shutters and lush vegetation, including a gnarled tree in the foreground.
Deep plate with three tortellini garnished with salad leaves and black olives, submerged in a clear broth dotted with drops of olive oil, accompanied by a fried zucchini flower resting on the edge of the plate.
An orange tin of organic "Summer Nights" Thé Bon Thé Bio tea, surrounded by colorful pieces of dried fruit tea and flowers, on a white background.

The Agile Rabbit

Facing the Montmartre vineyards, this century-old cabaret embodies the soul of the neighborhood—the one that sang, toasted, and dreamed before anyone else. You can catch a glimpse of it from our Ciel de Paris Suite.

Double Restaurant

Ryoko Masaki orchestrates a unique seven-course menu on Rue du Bohem, where Italy and Japan cease to be opposites and become a natural pairing.

Chez Will

It is here, just minutes from the Hotel Bohem, at this antique shop with impeccable taste, that the Bohem's tableware found its second life and its unique character.

Chez Virginie

A cheesemonger from mother to daughter since 1946, Virginie carries on a demanding craft: bringing the French cheese tradition to its absolute best.

Thé Bon Thé Bio

Right across from the hotel on Rue Caulaincourt, François invites you on a journey. With a cup in your hand, the whole world is in your teapot.

L'Esquisse

An open kitchen, a menu that changes with the seasons, and a homey atmosphere where you always feel welcome: bistronomy at its most generous.

Vue sur les toits d'immeubles parisiens classiques avec des façades en pierre et des toits en zinc, sous un ciel bleu clair, avec la basilique du Sacré-Cœur visible en arrière-plan sur la colline de Montmartre et des arbres verts au premier plan.

Discover the neighborhood guide

Our Bohem Guide brings together all our favorite spots in the 18th arrondissement, experienced and loved by the Bohem family.

BOHEM HOTEL
Sacré-Cœur

Montmartre
53bis Rue Lamarck
75018 PARIS
Please contact our team if you would like to reserve parking for your stay.
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Hôtel du Cadran by Collection Vesper

7th arrondissement
10 Rue du Champ de Mars
75007 Paris

Hôtel Duo by Collection Vesper

Le Marais
11 Rue du Temple
75004 Paris

ELSA, Hôtel Paris by Collection Vesper

Arc de Triomphe District
27 Avenue Carnot
75017 Paris

Hôtel Monsieur & Madame Cadet by Collection Vesper

9th arrondissement
4 Rue Cadet
75009 Paris

Hôtel de l’Espérance by Collection Vesper

Latin Quarter
15 Rue Pascal
75005 Paris

Hôtel Aiglon by Collection Vesper

Montparnasse District
232 Bd Raspail
75014 Paris

Hôtel Edgar & Achille by Collection Vesper

1 Rue Sainte-Foy
75002 Paris

Hôtel B55 by Collection Vesper

Montmartre District
55 Rue Boussingault
75013 Paris

Hôtel Bohem by Collection Vesper

Montmartre District
53 bis rue Lamarck
75018 Paris

How to get to BOHEM Sacré-Cœur?

Several public parking lots are available within a few minutes' walk of the hotel.

Public Transport

Metro: Line 12 – Lamarck-Caulaincourt (2 min walk) Line 4 – Château Rouge (12 min walk)
Bus: Lines 40 and 80

Train Stations

Gare du Nord (Eurostar/Thalys): 20 min
Gare Saint-Lazare: 20 min
Gare de l'Est: 20 min
Gare Montparnasse: 30 min
Gare de Lyon: 35 min

Airports

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport: 45 min
Paris-Orly Airport: 45 min
Paris-Beauvais Airport: 1h 20min

Neighborhood FAQ

A relaxed woman in a white bathrobe and sunglasses sits on a red chair on a wooden balcony overlooking the rooftops of Paris and the Sacré-Cœur Basilica in the distance. A small red table next to her holds a plate with a croissant, a bowl of red berries, and a cup of coffee.

Where is the Hôtel BOHEM Sacré-Cœur located in Montmartre?

Hôtel BOHEM Sacré-Cœur is located at 53 bis rue Lamarck, in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, a two-minute walk from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt metro station. Its location makes it easy to discover the main sights of Montmartre.

What can you visit on foot from the hotel?

From the hotel, you can walk to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica, the Clos Montmartre vineyards, the Lapin Agile cabaret, and the streets and shops that give the Butte Montmartre its charm.

Why is the Lapin Agile such an iconic Montmartre landmark?

Located across from the Montmartre vineyards, the Lapin Agile is one of the oldest cabarets in Paris. It is closely tied to the neighborhood's artistic history and can be seen from the Suite Ciel de Paris at the Hôtel BOHEM.

Where can you enjoy a cup of tea near the Hôtel BOHEM Sacré-Cœur?

Located right across from the hotel, the Thé Bon Thé Bio shop offers a selection of organic teas. Guests can also find a selection of these teas at the hotel.

Which restaurants are recommended near the hotel?

Nearby dining options include Double, a restaurant featuring a unique menu that blends Italian and Japanese influences, and L'Esquisse, a bistronomic spot that highlights seasonal ingredients.

Where can you buy artisanal products in Montmartre?

Just a few minutes from the hotel, Chez Will is an antique shop handpicked by BOHEM. Some of the tableware used at the hotel was sourced there.

Where can you enjoy cheese near the hotel?

Established in Montmartre in 1946, the Chez Virginie cheese shop specializes in cheese aging and carries on a family tradition passed down through generations.

How do I get to the Hôtel BOHEM Sacré-Cœur by metro?

The hotel is a two-minute walk from the Lamarck-Caulaincourt station on line 12. The Château Rouge station, served by line 4, is also accessible within a twelve-minute walk.

Are there any parking lots near the hotel?

Yes. Several public parking lots are available within a few minutes' walk of the Hôtel BOHEM Sacré-Cœur.

How do I get to the hotel from the Paris train stations?

From the main Paris train stations, travel times are approximately 20 minutes from Gare du Nord, Gare de l'Est, and Gare Saint-Lazare, 30 minutes from Gare Montparnasse, and 35 minutes from Gare de Lyon.

Does Hôtel BOHEM offer a shuttle service?

Yes. The team can arrange transfers to train stations or airports upon request, provided you book at least 24 hours in advance.

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