Le Damantin
Champs-Elysees, Paris
Vibe
A red-brick Louis XIII mansion overlooks the Seine, where sculpted wrought-iron balconies meet polished brass and quiet residential poise.
“Riverside mansion retreat”
A nineteenth-century private mansion featuring a red-brick Louis XIII facade and sculpted wrought-iron balconies.
A subterranean wellness retreat with a fourteen-meter heated pool beneath bespoke Lucien Gault chandeliers.
Intimate boutique care across forty-four rooms dressed in Rubelli velvets and Pierre Frey fabrics.
On the Seine near Avenue Montaigne, minutes from the Grand Palais and Champs-Élysées.
Rooms
Dressed in Rubelli velvet and Pierre Frey textiles, the best riverfront rooms frame clear views across the Seine to the Eiffel Tower.
Wellness
Beneath the mansion, a fourteen-meter heated pool glimmers under bespoke Lucien Gault chandeliers beside a sauna and twin treatment cabins.
Backstory
Painter Léon Riesener, Eugène Delacroix's cousin, originally bought this riverbank plot before politician Charles Ferry built the family mansion here.
Eat & drink
Seasonal cocktails are poured at the F Bar, leading into a leafy central patio and a curiosities-filled winter garden.
The neighborhood
Set at the edge of the Triangle d’Or, haute couture on Avenue Montaigne and the Grand Palais are minutes away on foot.
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