Private hotels classified in Paris 8ème

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris

The hotel of Pourtalès, built in 1838-1839 in Paris, is a neo-Renaissance mansion located in the 8th arrondissement, famous for its architecture inspired by Italian palaces and its history linked to Parisian elites.

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris 8e Arrondissement

The hotel of Plessis-Bellière, a neo-classical mansion of the eighteenth century, is located Place de la Concorde in Paris. Built behind the façade of Jacques-Ange Gabriel, it now houses the Automobile Club de France.

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris 8e Arrondissement

The hotel of Rohan-Montbazon, a former mansion from the early 18th century located at 29 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré in Paris 8th, illustrates the aristocratic architecture and its transformations until the 19th century.

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris

The Landolfo-Carcano hotel, a 19th-century mansion located in Paris, is one of the twelve hotels of the Marshals around Place Charles-de-Gaulle. Current headquarters of the Embassy of Qatar in France.

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris 8e Arrondissement

The Hotel de Crillon, an 18th-century Parisian palace located in Place de la Concorde, is a former mansion transformed into a luxurious establishment, symbol of elegance and French history.

Bâtiment Art Nouveau
75008 Paris 8e Arrondissement

The Ceramic Hotel, built in 1904 in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, is an Art Nouveau hotel famous for its flaming sandstone facade and architecture signed Jules Lavirotte, emblematic of the early twentieth century.

Hotel particulier classé
75008 Paris

The hotel Perrinet de Jars, an 18th-century mansion in Paris 8th, now houses the Circle of the Inter-Allied Union. Ranked a historic monument in 1928, it illustrates Parisian aristocratic architecture.

Bâtiment Art Nouveau
75008 Paris

Elysée Palace Hotel, a former Art Nouveau traveller's hotel built in 1898 on the Champs-Élysées in Paris, was an emblematic place of luxury before its bank conversion in 1922.