Terrass Hotel

It all began in 1911, when Edmond Hurand, who already owned the Elysée-Montmartre, bought a brasserie and an adjoining 1000 m2 lot at the corner of Caulaincourt and Joseph de Maistre streets, in the heart of Montmartre. A true visionary, he built a 120-room establishment with a roof terrace offering a panoramic view of the capital. Thus was born the Terrass'' Hotel, a mythical place in the heart of Montmartre frequented by many artists and writers such as Colette, Michel Simon, Pierre Brasseur or the pianist Samson François. The hotel has undergone several structural renovations with the recent installation of the restaurant on the top floor. This one bears the name of the founder: Edmond Hurand. As an Influence Society partner, we have been able to create bespoke websites, which we are able to replicate for their other institutions, reducing both the cost and time of creating a site.