Hotel Alfred Sommier
Madeleine, Paris
“Restored Haussmannian mansion”
Vibe
A grand 1860 hôtel particulier where stone caryatids and gilded trumeaux open onto a private courtyard garden hidden from the Madeleine crowds.
“Restored Haussmannian mansion”
An 1860 Haussmannian family mansion featuring preserved gilded mouldings, original trumeaux, and monumental stone caryatids.
Clefs d'Or concierge service, peaceful inner courtyard dining, and suites overlooking classic Parisian zinc rooftops.
Restored 1860 interiors by Joseph-Michel Le Soufaché with Hungarian-point oak parquet and carved marble fireplaces.
On Rue de l'Arcade near Place de la Madeleine, a short walk from Palais Garnier
Rooms
Hungarian-point oak parquet and carved marble fireplaces anchor high-ceilinged spaces, with top-floor suites framing views of Parisian zinc rooftops.
Backstory
Built in 1860 for sugar industrialist Alfred Sommier, the mansion was converted into a hotel in 2018 by his direct descendant.
Eat & drink
Restaurant Les Caryatides serves seasonal French dishes under a glass canopy, while cocktails flow from the mansion’s former smoking room into the courtyard.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue de l'Arcade, the front door sits steps from Place de la Madeleine and an easy walk to Palais Garnier.
The app
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