Hôtel Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Madeleine, Paris
“Aristocratic Parisian hideaway”
Vibe
A discreet carriage entrance opens to a quiet paved courtyard, setting the tone for an intimate townhouse retreat designed by Michele Bönan.
“Aristocratic Parisian hideaway”
An eighteenth-century hôtel particulier by Antoine Mazin where the Marquis de La Fayette lived and died.
Michele Bönan interiors blending original Louis XVI marble fireplaces, Versailles parquet, and bespoke Italian furnishings.
Just fifteen suites featuring generous Carrara marble bathrooms, bespoke concierge assistance, and private in-salon breakfasts.
On Rue d'Anjou in the 8th Arrondissement, steps from Place de la Madeleine and Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
Rooms
Polished Versailles parquet floors meet original Louis XVI marble fireplaces, while spacious bathrooms are wrapped in smooth Carrara and Calacatta marble.
Wellness
Down below the courtyard, a private fitness room is tucked under the property's original eighteenth-century vaulted stone cellar.
Backstory
Built in the 1720s by royal architect Antoine Mazin, this private mansion was the final residence of the Marquis de La Fayette.
Eat & drink
Named for the historic marquis, Le Gilbert offers an intimate salon setting for morning espresso, afternoon tea, and quiet evening cocktails.
The neighborhood
Tucked along Rue d'Anjou in the 8th Arrondissement, the mansion sits steps from Place de la Madeleine and the boutiques of Saint-Honoré.
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