History
1928-1929, construction of the Hotel Carlton in Paris at the foot of the Butte Montmartre, a few metro stops from the Grands Magasins department stores and the most famous districts of Paris.
1940-1945, German occupation of the Hotel Carlton.
1968, the hotel's rooms are completely refurbished, now incorporating bathrooms and toilets within the new apartments. 150 rooms are converted into 111 apartments. The Hotel Carlton in Paris, situated between the Sacré-Cœur and the Moulin Rouge, lies at the heart of a lively, artistic neighbourhood. It welcomed music-hall stars such as Mistinguett and Joséphine Baker.
2008, the Hotel Carlton launches its DELUXE category, with its links to the Charleston. Music hall, design, comfort and setting are the main themes of this venue.
Prestigious and majestic, the Haussmann-style building is thus seen as an artistic achievement of the "Roaring Twenties". Its spacious rooms all have Wi-Fi, and the hotel welcomes you to its glamorous lounges, its lavish bar and its restful terrace.