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The Dellor Hotel is a private building located at 9 rue du Portalet in Hyères, Var department. Built around 1665, as indicated by the date engraved on its front door, it was built for the Dellor family, installed in the city since 1625. Its members held important positions until the 19th century, marking local history by their social and political influence.

The façade of the ground floor, the staircase and the elevation of the hotel were inscribed in the Historic Monuments by an order of 23 November 1946. This classification reflects the heritage value of the building, characteristic of 17th century civil architecture in Provence. The Dellor family, at the origin of its construction, is also associated with ex-votos preserved at the Collège Saint-Paul, coming from the Chapel Notre-Dame-de-Consolation.

The available sources, including Wikipedia and Monumentum, confirm its exact address at 3 rue du Portalet (or 3 rue Fanguerot according to GPS coordinates), as well as its belonging to the protected heritage of the town of Hyères. Although some practical information, such as its accessibility to the public, is not specified, its status as a historic monument makes it a key element of the hyerois heritage.

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