Hôtel Marignan Champs-Élysées
Champs-Elysees, Paris
“Haussmannian design hideaway”
Vibe
Graphic marble in the foyer gives way to pale oak paneling and custom mid-century furnishings in this discreet 1920 mansion.
“Haussmannian design hideaway”
Pierre Yovanovitch interiors feature light-oak panelling, graphic marble in the foyer, and bespoke mid-century furnishings.
Clefs d'Or concierges, Codage bath amenities, and top-floor suites with private terraces overlooking the Eiffel Tower.
A nineteenth-century private mansion converted in 1920, preserving Haussmannian proportions on a quiet Golden Triangle street.
In the Golden Triangle, just off Avenue Montaigne and steps from Avenue des Champs-Élysées
Rooms
Marble bathrooms feature rainfall showers and Codage products, while top-floor suites open onto private terraces with direct Eiffel Tower views.
Backstory
A nineteenth-century private mansion converted in 1920, the building became interior architect Pierre Yovanovitch's debut hotel project in 2012.
Eat & drink
At Ma Dame, chef Makoto Nakada pairs market-driven French classics with craft cocktails across an intimate dining room and leafy courtyard terrace.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet side street in the Golden Triangle, haute couture boutiques on Avenue Montaigne and George V sit just outside.
The app
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