Maison Astor Paris
Madeleine, Paris
Vibe
Restored Belle Époque woodwork and brass fixtures give this former Gilded Age residence the quiet, tailored intimacy of a private townhouse.
“Gilded Age Parisian pied-à-terre”
Built in 1907 as John Jacob Astor IV's Parisian pied-à-terre before his Titanic voyage.
Studio MHNA interiors blend Belle Époque woodwork, brass accents, and dining beneath a glass verrière.
Top-floor suites offer private terraces overlooking Sacré-Cœur, paired with plush robes and bespoke bath products.
On Rue d'Astorg in the 8th Arrondissement, tucked between Boulevard Haussmann and Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
Rooms
Higher-floor suites open onto zinc rooftops with private terrace views toward Montmartre, while rooms feature velvet accents and Breton sailor stripes.
Backstory
John Jacob Astor IV commissioned the townhouse in 1907, charmed by the coincidence of the street sharing his family name.
Eat & drink
Breakfast and lunch unfold under a soaring Belle Époque glass roof at La Salle à Manger before Le Club shifts into evening cocktails.
The neighborhood
Tucked on a quiet side street in the 8th Arrondissement, you are steps from Boulevard Haussmann's grand department stores and couture boutiques.
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