Hotel Pigalle

Very nice hotel! The classic romantic style is very nice and the rooms are very good as well. Mine was a petite one and it was very spacious. Although it was hard to find my room between the many hallways and halls, it was a nice maze 🤭 The breakfast buffet was good, variety of dishes and great quality. The location is perfect, just 5 min walk from the train central station.

Mrs C and I took the private jet to Gothenburg for a mini break. I booked this hotel as it looked quirky, had good reviews and the Grand Curioso where I had stayed before was fully booked. ||The hotel is very well located in the centre of the city in close proximity to the central station and tram links. Gothenburg is compact and very easy to get around so it’s perfectly positioned. ||The Pigalli is a marvellously quirky hotel. It has a 1920s vibe with low mood lighting, lots of velvet, sweeping curtains and floral wall paper. Period French music plays throughout the bar and corridors. A huge amount of effort has clearly gone into its interior design. ||The rooms are similarly styled and - spending so much time in generic business hotels - it is great to experience something different. If you prefer a quiet room request one on the inner courtyard as the outside rooms are all adjacent to the trams and are not all air conditioned so in summer you’d struggle with just a desk fan if the window was closed. Some rooms are very compact so if you need space on both sides of the bed book a larger room. ||Breakfast is simply stunning. Not massive, but rather a tasteful array of delicious fruits, breads and pastries as well as some hot items. ||All the staff are lovely. would like to recognise Alice in particular for her help during our stay.

We arrived at the Pigalle yesterday and have one day left. Even though we have one day left, I dare write the review. ||Hotel Pigalle is LOVELY. The staff at the reception are all very helpful. The room - we are in 211- is beautiful.||Just a great room. 2 nice lounge chairs, a desk, la ovely bathroom. Just 😊 ||To be honest I was a little worried anout noise because of the proximity to trams. I am a little crazy my husband says. But there are no problems with noise at all.||We had breakfast this morning. Its a buffet with good stuff. If you want a barista coffee hou pay 25 kroner. We wanted one and were very pleased. The staff was so kind here as well. Just go🙏

Great location near central station with bus and tram lines nearby. Close to shopping and the Saluhall for good lunch options. Love the moody vibe, dark colors and great artwork. Room was comfortable and well appointed. The bathroom was great, excellent shower. Breakfast was good, lots of options to choose from. Rooftop bar is a great way to spend a sunny afternoon.

Fantastic place to stay: it’s an extravagant fusion of 1900 luxury hotel and a high class brothel (without the services of course). The room was small but had a double marble shower that was like a waterfall. Bed was comfy and large. The best part was the rooftop restaurant and fantastic breakfast. The service was great and pleasant. The location was smack in the middle of everything.

Went here 10 years ago with my then new boyfriend. Had a lovely time. We went again this august and it was still as nice as we remembered. The hotel has great ambiance. The hotel breakfast on the roof is lovely ❤️

VERY unique hotel experience. The hotel and rooms were very distinct with their flair. If you’re looking for a dark academia dim and a bit spooky hotel - this place is for you. From creepy photographs to a staircase to nowhere and secret passageways you’re in for a treat. The staff, location, and bedroom were lovely. -1 star for the bathroom. For a boutique hotel experience I was shocked to find moldy, mildew shower curtains in our room that produced a rather disgusting odor. While the majority of the building looks rather updated and even the carpeted bedroom floors were kept very clean the bathroom had much to be desired. Broken towels racks and soap dispensers along with a lack of shower doors that would provide cleanliness definitely brought it all down a level for me.

Early 1900s chic, seductive and fun just walking around looking at the artwork and appointments. Breakfast was fantastic and so was the staff. We ate dinner here one night and loved the tasting menu option. Try it! This was a great discovery! The room was a little small but comfortable.

Simply put, one of my fav hotel experiences anywhere. This charming boutique hotel fashioned after "sinful Paris of the early 1900's" exudes style, classy comfort & decadence at a non-decadent price. Situated in the heart of Göteborg just a few mins walk from the train station, everything is within reach. For only a few bucks more, we opted for the 'Classic' room which affords a bit more room and includes a delightful nook for lounging. PROS: Breakfast: one of the greatest breakfast buffets you will ever indulge in...plus rooftop patio seating seals the deal! Fragrance: piped in scent helps make the experience unique Shower: greatest water pressure I've ever experienced at a hotel via rain shower head Motion sensor doors: frictionless movement Dimmer lights: sparking intimate evening shenanigans Molton Brown bath products: delicious Slow roll toilet lid: sometimes it's the little things Key deposit: hate keys in your pocket...not to worry, just drop at the front desk for safe keeping Restaurant/bar: perfect spot for a nightcap which includes a whiskey & tequila cart for deeper dives into the spirits CONS: Sewer smell: funky smells occasionally wafted into our room from down below

Heaven or the Pigalle??!! OK, granted I make some assumptions here. Such as Heaven is an option for me in the afterlife. But barring that being in error, I have to say in all my years of business and personal travel (35 yrs.), this is most definitively the #1 best hotel I've ever stayed in. A close second was a villa in Bangkok circa 1991, but allow me to stay focused. The decor of the lobby lounge, rooms and hotel is straight out of Vienna fin de siecle, 1800's. The lobby/lounge area and restaurant are awash in the glow of candle light and fireplace. You'd think that every employee was an owner due to their sincere desire to make you welcome and comfortable. When my wife thought our luggage would be overweight, Niklas, the mgr. (owner?) kindly offered to pack and ship any excess clothing home to the States for us. And he would not consider taking any payment for this kind and gracious offering. The bedroom was a sanctuary. The think walls of the building block out almost all sound from within and without the building. Except for the magical train whistle from the nearby train station we heard next to nothing for the week we stayed there. The down feather bed, and mattress make you never want to get out of bed and deco photos, flowery wall coverings, and bathroom fixtures create a feeling of being back in the day. The restaurant deserves a review in and of itself. It is a gourmet experience from start to finish. From the multiple offerings at the customary inclusive breakfast fare of home baked goods, locally sourced cheeses, eggs, fantastic coffee and latte's and charcuterie to the incredibly creative and sumptuous dinner offering. All enjoyed tucked under the eaves of the inn's top floor and awash in the glow from the fireplace. So bottom line. If you find yourself in the charming town of Gotenberg, or even if you don't. You need to find your way to the Pigalle, walk in and let the door close behind you, and allow yourself be transported back to another place and time. And please give a big Philly hello to Kiklas and his team at the Pigalle!!

I have saved my 100th Yelp review for a place I absolutely adore - Hotel Pigalle. If I were to die here I would die happy and in hotel heaven - what a beautiful way to go! Don't get me wrong, I do not want to die but before my days are over I would like to be able to enjoy this place many more times! The door mat greeting you in the entrance reads 'L'aventure Commence' (something like 'the adventure begins') and that is exactly how it feels. Stepping over the threashold of Pigalle is like stepping into another time area where Mr Gatsby would have felt right at home: brass details everywhere, beautiful wallpaper and lamp armatures, lush carpets and fabrics. The old style elevator wishes you a 'Bon Voayage' or tells you with the seductive voice of Scarlett Johansson that 'you look rather handsome tonight'. I could continue to list small details like these for three pages but I will stop here and let you find out for your self. Located just a stone's throw from the Central Station in Göteborg Pigalle sits in a very advantagous location close to everything which the city has to offer: restaurants, bars, siteseeing and shopping. Service at the hotel is wonderful, relaxed and friendly - Swedish style. Do not expect a door man or designated concierge. There is a restaurant in the hotel on the 4th floor called Atelier with an amazing open rooftop terrace which I highly recommend and will write a seperate review for. This is also where you enjoy the delicious breakfast in the morning. Most of all I love the decoration in this hotel. We stayed in room 323 which has a beautiful light and airy feeling. All the rooms are different with different designs and themes. This is the most beautiful boutique hotel I have ever stayed at. Don't die before you get to experience it!

I loved staying at this hotel! The hotel has a 1900's sinful Paris vibe. The restaurant on the top floor is amazing. Stay here if you're in Gothenburg.

It's an old style hotel with dark lightings. Not used to stay in the dark. Seems the live music is on and on without the end. Could be an attractive point to the young.

We are locals who spent the night in the city during Christmas. This boutique hotel was absolutely perfect and it was a great place to spend the evening. The room was immaculate and well appointed. The breakfast in the morning was at their 5 star restaurant and was amazing. The staff was friendly and attentive. All in all it was a great place to stay. This will be our go to hotel from here on out.

We stayed here for 4 nights in May. A lovely boutique hotel, that is a great alternative to the big international chains, if you are splashing out on a bit of luxury. The bar downstairs is nice and relaxed and the staff are helpful. We only visited the restaurant for breakfast, which was delicious, but it was packed every evening for dinner. Its close to the bus station and central in terms of getting around to sightsee. Drinks are expensive but only on a par with the rest of the city