Maison Villeroy
Champs-Elysees, Paris
“Intimate Belle Époque mansion”
Vibe
With just eleven keys and dedicated round-the-clock butlers, this neoclassical mansion feels like stepping into a discreet private Parisian home.
“Intimate Belle Époque mansion”
Dedicated twenty-four-hour butler service across eleven residences furnished with handmade Vispring mattresses and Calacatta marble soaking tubs.
A 1908 neoclassical mansion featuring restored wrought-iron banisters, original wood paneling, and delicate Belle Époque gold-leaf moldings.
A privatizable subterranean sanctuary with a marble hammam, sauna, hydrotherapy jacuzzi, and cellular NAD+ infusion therapies.
On Rue Jean Goujon in the Golden Triangle, steps from Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Élysées
Rooms
Promemoria furnishings, handmade Vispring mattresses, and Calacatta marble soaking tubs bring understated Italian elegance beneath Belle Époque ceiling moldings.
Wellness
A subterranean spa can be privatized entirely, featuring a marble hammam, sauna, hydrotherapy jacuzzi, and NAD+ cellular therapies.
Backstory
Architect Ernest Rahir built the private residence in 1908 for Maurice Villeroy, preserving its original marble staircases and wrought-iron banisters.
Eat & drink
Chef Sébastien Sanjou cooks for just six tables at Michelin-starred Trente-Trois, while Bar Jean Goujon pours rare Japanese whiskies.
The neighborhood
Tucked along quiet Rue Jean Goujon, you are minutes on foot from Avenue Montaigne's couture houses and the Grand Palais.
The app
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