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Batignolles

A calm, green village on the northwest edge of central Paris.

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Batignolles
Before you go

The short version

What it feels like

Genteel, residential, village-like

Best for
  • ·Families
  • ·Longer stays
  • ·Café culture
  • ·Quiet nights
Stay elsewhere if
  • ·Skip if you want nightlife within walking distance.
  • ·Skip if you plan to walk to the major monuments.
  • ·Skip if you want the buzz of a central neighborhood.
If you're staying here

Where to stay

Hotels in the neighborhood that are a good match.

Joli Môme

11 Rue des Batignolles, 75017 Paris

On Rue des Batignolles itself, the neighborhood's namesake street, a small LGBTQ+-friendly hotel with a genuinely warm reception rather than a chain-hotel welcome.

Couples and LGBTQ+ travelers who want a boutique stay right in the village core.

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Hôtel Rendez-Vous Batignolles

13-17 Rue Lécluse, 75017 Paris

A boutique hotel near Place de Clichy, at the edge of the Batignolles village rather than its literal center, with a calm, understated decor that fits the neighborhood's low-key character.

Travelers who want quick metro access alongside the neighborhood's residential feel.

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Mercure Paris 17 Batignolles

118 Rue de Tocqueville, 75017 Paris

A dependable chain hotel a short walk from Square des Batignolles, useful when you want a predictable stay without sacrificing the neighborhood's residential quiet.

Travelers who prioritize consistency and amenities over a boutique concept.

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Mornings

Where to drink coffee

Dose Batignolles

  • Coffee
  • Brunch

A cosy brunch and coffee spot facing Square des Batignolles, with outdoor seating that looks straight onto the park in warmer months.

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Meals

Where to eat

Truffettes

  • Natural wine
  • Casual

A bar and restaurant on Rue Truffaut built around natural wine, a more food-and-wine-focused stop than the village core's café terraces.

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Le Tout Petit

  • French
  • Bistro
  • Terrace

A bistro with a terrace right on the neighborhood's main square, French cooking in a room small enough to feel like it belongs to the block rather than a destination address.

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After dark

For an evening out

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Beyond eating and drinking

Things worth doing

Scoop Me a Cookie

  • Bakery
  • Cookies

A cookie shop on Rue Legendre, soft-centered and handmade in a wide range of flavors, more a neighborhood institution than a bakery stop.

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If you need to get things done

Where to work

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