32 hotels on this page
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Kimpton St Honoré Paris
A 1917 landmark conversion of La Samaritaine de Luxe, retaining listed facades and restored period lift cages.
La Clef Champs-Élysées Hotel
Restored 1907 Haussmannian mansion originally built as the Belle Époque private residence for the Hennessy family.
La Clef Louvre Paris Hotel
A 1908 Art Nouveau stone building by Constant Lemaire, featuring sculpted balconies facing the Comédie-Française.
La Réserve Paris Hotel and Spa
An 1854 Haussmann mansion built for Napoleon III's half-brother, the Duc de Morny, preserved on Avenue Gabriel.
La Tremoille Hotel
An 1883 Haussmann mansion featuring preserved ceiling mouldings, ornate wrought-iron balconies, and vintage jazz photography.
La Villa Saint-Germain-des-Pres
A preserved seventeenth-century Left Bank townhouse on Rue Jacob, adapted into an intimate boutique setting.
Le 5 Particulier
An 1865 townhouse by Gustave Gridaine, formerly home to Le Figaro editor Gaston Calmette.
Le Damantin
A nineteenth-century bourgeois residence blending cut freestone, red brick, and classical Louis XIII architectural symmetry.
Le Grand Powers
A 1920s Haussmannian address where composer Henri Betti wrote the classic melody for C'est si bon.
Le Jardin de Verre
Two 18th-century baroque mansions combine with a 19th-century industrial distillery around a restored cobblestone courtyard.
Les Etangs de Corot Hôtel, Restaurants & Spa - Relais & Châteaux
A preserved nineteenth-century guinguette site featuring listed timber pavilions perched on stilts directly over the water.
M Social Hotel Paris
Preserved 1927 Art Deco details including wood-panelled brass elevators, a central glass dome, and sweeping marble staircases.
Maison Armance
The nineteenth-century former residence of novelist Stendhal, hidden behind an old coachman gate on historic Rue Cambon.
Maison Astor Paris
Built in 1907 as John Jacob Astor IV's private Parisian townhouse before his fateful Titanic voyage.
Maison Colbert member of Meliá Collection Notre-Dame
An eighteenth-century townhouse where Simone de Beauvoir wrote, protected as a historic monument.
Maison Delano Paris
An 18th-century neoclassical mansion constructed in 1734, complete with original boiserie, marble fireplaces, and a central courtyard.
Maison Souquet Hotel
A fin-de-siècle Pigalle pleasure house from 1905, retaining its discreet red-lantern exterior and period salons.
Maison Villeroy
A 1908 neoclassical private mansion preserving original plasterwork ceilings, Tronçais oak floors, and a curving marble staircase.
Miiro Le Grand Hôtel Cayré
A 1920 Années Folles gathering place frequented by Jean Cocteau and James Joyce, revived with Left Bank artistic spirit.
Miss Fuller
An 1894 ashlar stone facade designed by Louis Arthur Marnez showcases sculpted Belle Époque Art Nouveau details.
Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel
A 1914 Art Nouveau landmark commissioned by Georges Vuitton as the historic Maison Louis Vuitton flagship.
Park Hyatt Paris-Vendôme
Five nineteenth-century Haussmannian buildings holding the former grand atelier of couture pioneer Jeanne Paquin.
Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain & Spa
Three seventeenth-century townhouses dating to 1642 where James Joyce finished writing Ulysses in 1921.
San Régis
An 1857 private mansion converted into a hotel in 1923, maintaining neoclassical moldings and period architecture.
SAX Paris, LXR Hotels & Resorts
An 1899 neo-Gothic telephone exchange preserving original stone caryatids and carved French Republic insignia along the facade.
Sofitel Paris Baltimore Tour Eiffel
An 1892 private mansion preserving an interior staircase crafted by Gustave Eiffel.
Sofitel Paris le Faubourg
An eighteenth-century private mansion and former Marie Claire editorial headquarters restored into an intimate boutique setting.
Splendide Royal Paris
An 1897 Belle Époque mansion once owned by Pierre Cardin, restored into an intimate private residence.
Terrass Hotel
Operating on Montmartre hill since 1911, the property welcomed cultural figures including Salvador Dalí and Edith Piaf.
The Hoxton Paris
An 18th-century listed hôtel particulier preserving original timber beams, courtyard stonework, and twin 300-year-old spiral staircases.
