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Hotel Cromot du Bourg is a private hotel located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, built in the 18th century. This monument illustrates the civil architecture of this period, marked by the elegance of the facades and refined interiors, typical of Parisian aristocratic or bourgeois mansions. Its location, between Cadet Street and Lafayette Street, reflects the gradual urbanization of this neighborhood under the Old Regime, then expanding.

Ranked as a Historic Monument by order of 29 December 1987, the hotel is distinguished by its protected elements: facades, roofs, and a wrought iron staircase, but also interior rooms such as the former antechamber, the living room, the boudoir and a bedroom. These spaces, often reserved for a social elite, bear witness to the way of life and aesthetic codes of the 18th century in Paris. The legal protection of these elements emphasizes their heritage and artistic value.

The location of the hotel, indicated with an accuracy considered "passable" (note of 5/10), places the building at 9-11 rue Cadet and 60 rue Lafayette. Although the property belongs to the municipality of Paris, the available information does not specify whether the place is open to the public, rented for events, or converted into guest rooms. Its status as a Historic Monument nevertheless makes it a cultural landmark in the Parisian urban landscape.

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