Hotel reception featuring a brushed steel stool in front of a cream-colored counter, a sculpted lunar mask on the wall, and a curtain of metal tubes.

Vertical view of the lobby with a black ceiling, where a disco ball hangs over a light wood counter, set against a black and white octagonal tiled floor.

Hotel & Services
4-star comfort at the foot of Montmartre

Name: Hotel Luxia
Address: 8 rue Seveste, Paris, Île-de-France, 75018, FR
Telephone: +33 1 47 70 99 10
Price range: €€€

3D rendering of a graphic suite featuring black octagonal terracotta floor tiles, sand-colored walls, and a bedroom with a round bed visible through a string-curtain opening.

Another Montmartre

At the foot of the Butte, Hotel Luxia is situated in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, just a few steps from the Sacré-Cœur and the Marché Saint-Pierre.

Designed by Necchi Architecture, the hotel tells the story of a different Montmartre, far from the expected clichés. It evokes the grand houses at the top of the Butte, where artists, musicians, filmmakers, and writers would gather to dine, talk, and linger into the night.

Inside, deep blacks, blonde sycamore, cork, and brass play off one another. The checkerboard pattern recurs from one space to the next, and the furniture, entirely custom-designed, gives the Luxia its graphic character.

A design hotel in Montmartre, conceived as much for discovering Paris as for making you want to stay in.

Modern living room with a curved beige sofa decorated with five white cushions, a floor lamp with white shade, a wall decorated with an abstract artistic mosaic and several framed mirrors, and a checkerboard bench on the left.

Contemporary living room with round beige sofa decorated with white cushions, modern floor lamp, walls with artistic mosaic and mirrors, multi-level floors in beige and black.

Open-plan living area featuring a bedroom with a round bed, separated by a silver string curtain beneath a pendant light made of gold-leaf panels.

Open window beneath a red awning, overlooking the zinc rooftops and wrought-iron balconies of a Parisian building.

Staying in Montmartre

Hotel Luxia is located in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, at the foot of the Montmartre hill.

The Sacré-Cœur and the Marché Saint-Pierre are within walking distance.

Heading back up toward the top of the Butte, you reach Avenue Junot, with its houses, small streets, and a quieter side of Montmartre.

Down below, Pigalle, with its restaurants, bars, and theaters, makes it easy to extend your day.

From the hotel, everything invites you to explore Montmartre on foot, and then continue your stroll elsewhere in Paris.

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Light wooden bedside table with a black metal decoration in the shape of a sun on the left and a metallic light fixture on the right, with a white pillow with a red edge that is partially visible at the bottom.

Light wooden headboard with two sun-shaped dark metal bedside tables and a modern chrome metal lamp above, with white pillows bordered in red at the bottom left.

Services

Beyond the circular bed piled with cream-colored cushions, facing an antique mosaic mural and beneath a frosted glass ceiling light.

24/7 reception

Our team is available around the clock to welcome you, provide guidance, and ensure you have a pleasant stay.

Luxia hotel letterhead resting on a green leather desk pad, with a metal coffee cup and a yellow pencil.

Concierge

Reservations, recommendations, or last-minute requests: we take care of everything.

80s-style suite living room featuring a cream sofa, checkered side tables, and an alcove housing a circular bed framed by multicolored columns.

Breakfast

A gourmet and generous breakfast, to be savored at your own pace to start your day off right.

A dimly lit wellness area featuring dark tiling, a ceiling dotted with recessed spotlights, a small pool, and royal blue lounge seating.

Spa

Located below the hotel, the Luxia features a spa with a swimming pool. A quieter space after a day in Paris.

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Pets allowed upon request

Your pets are welcome to stay with you upon request.

Round mirror-finish stainless steel basin surrounded by toiletries and a comb, in a bathroom with burgundy walls and wood paneling.

Diptyque

A touch of Diptyque to extend your stay down to the finest details, blending fragrance and elegance.

Necchi architecture

Corner of a bedroom with a large mirror framed in a checkerboard fixed to the wall, reflecting a red door, a curved white armchair with brown cushion, a small table, and a partial beige sofa.

Charlotte Albert and Alexis Lamesta, founders of Necchi Architecture, designed all the spaces for Hotel Luxia.

Their starting point: the interiors of upper Montmartre at the end of the 20th century. Elegant, generous, and truly lived-in homes, where hosting was a way of life.

The decor is based on bold contrasts. Black accents complement the blonde sycamore. Cork, brass, and natural stone are featured in both the rooms and the common areas.

The furniture was entirely custom-designed. In the rooms, a large wardrobe integrates the closet, desk, and minibar.

The checkerboard pattern appears throughout the hotel and has become one of Luxia's signature features.

Gallery

A man wearing a brown leather jacket and jeans is standing on the left with his hands behind his back, next to a large framed mirror where his reflection is visible from behind. On the right, a woman in a black top and gray jeans, arms crossed, smiles in front of a wall with a beige and brown checkerboard pattern.

Bedroom lounge area featuring a brown leather bench, white calla lilies in a crystal vase, and a headboard accented with a black iron arabesque design.

A bedroom framed by a red doorway, revealing a bed with a cognac-colored throw, a dark bench, and walls topped with a cork checkerboard pattern.

OUR ROOMS

The rooms at Luxia echo the hotel's graphic design language in a more intimate setting.

The checkerboard pattern appears on the ceiling and in various details. Sycamore wood, dark tones, and custom-made furniture give the rooms their unique character.

The bathrooms are inspired by ocean liner cabins, featuring varnished wood, polished stainless steel, and natural stones like travertine and Nero Marquina.

Each room has been designed as a true home away from home in Montmartre, just a few steps from the Sacré-Cœur.