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HOY Paris 4* 68 Rue des Martyrs, 75009 Paris

HOY Paris

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Situated in the heart of lively Pigalle, packed with independent shops, cafes and restaurants, HOY Paris is a yoga and wellness retreat showcasing 'the art of living and eating well'.

Offering a complimentary yoga class for guests that book through Trip Me Up, this sleek, contemporary hotel has sustainability at its heart and a feeling of calm away from the bustling capital.

Recycling furniture, eco-responsible products from small brands, an air filtration system, its own water fountains and chemical-free paints are just a few of the sustainable practices implemented.

Complimentary yoga class for Trip Me Up guests

Plant-based Mexican restaurant using local ingredients

Family rooms available

Meditation studio

Home-made snacks and organic beauty products

Wellness rooms offering holistic treatments

Grand Pigalle Hotel 4* 29 Rue Victor Massé, 75009 Paris

Grand Pigalle Hotel

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Located in the middle of the historic SoPi, or South Pigalle area, Grand Pigalle Hotel has 37 contemporary rooms - many with balconies overlooking the Parisian rooftops. The biggest suites of up to 25m nestle under the eaves at the top of the hotel.

Head to historic Rue des Martyrs, one of Paris's hippest streets. It's a paradise for food lovers, packed with trendy boutiques and the bustling cafes are perfect for people watching.

Grand Pigalle has been given the Green Key for sustainable tourism, and its commitment to the environment is shown by: use of plants that are adapted to the local climate; partnership with a charity that collects unused food and products to donate to vulnerable people; engaging guests to participate in composting; and better management of energy and water consumption.

Complimentary cocktail or L.A. Bruket kit for
Trip Me Up guests

Contemporary rooms in a classic Parisian building

Green Key label for sustainable tourism

Global-inspired and locally sourced cuisine at the Frenchie restaurant by one-star chef Gregory Marchand

24-7 reception and concierge service

Short walk to Sacré Coeur and Moulin Rouge

Suites with views over the Parisian roofs

Hotel des Grands Boulevards 4* 17 Bd Poissonnière, 75002 Paris

Hotel des Grands Boulevards

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Built shortly after the French revolution, the hip Hotel des Grands Boulevards is accessible from a narrow alleyway, stood back from the lively Boulevard Poissonnière in the 2nd arrondissement.

The hotel is the perfect location from which to visit Paris's main attractions - within a 20-minute walk of The Louvre and the Opera House - and the cocktail bar, rooftop terrace and two hidden terraces are the perfect spots for relaxation after a busy day's sightseeing.

With the 50 rooms spread out discreetly around the building, many have balconies with either courtyard or boulevard views.

This ultra cool four-star has the same commitment to sustainability as its sister hotel Grand Pigalle.

Complimentary cocktail and a mignardise for Trip Me Up guests

Fashionable, 18th Century-style interior created by celebrity designer Dorothée Meilichzon

Holds Green Key label for sustainable tourism

French-Italian restaurant arranged around a bar in the courtyard, where glass windows retract in summer

The Shell cocktail bar, inspired by Marie Antionette's love of seashells

Shed Bar, a hideaway on the hotel's rooftop

Le Citizen Hotel 3* 96 Quai de Jemmapes, 75010 Paris

Le Citizen Hotel

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Offering twelve rooms, each equipped with iPads, as well as a superb view over Canal Saint Martin, Le Citizen Hotel is a delightful refuge from the hustle and bustle of Paris's 10th arrondissement.

Packed with boutique shops, as well as hip bars and cafes, the vibrant area has much to see and do, while the Scandinavian-inspired, modern rooms were designed by Christophe Delcourt. Through the windows, you can watch the passing boats and admire the ancient locks and bridges.

Le Citizen Hotel has many environmental policies, including buying local, free trade or organic products, cleaning products that are eco certified, removing individually packaged items, offering still or sparkling filtered tap water, fair trade linen, energy saving lights, high performance double glazing ... and much more.