- 24 hour front desk
- Parking
- Pet Friendly
- Free wi-fi
- Gym
- Cribs (subject to availability)
- Wheelchair accessible
- Room service
- Concierge
- Valet parking
- Self service parking (charges apply)
- Off street parking
- Spa treatments (on request)
- 24 hour room service
- Babysitting (on request)
- Adjoining rooms
- 100% non-smoking hotel
- Bikes available
- Lounge
- Luggage storage
- Wine Cellar
- Multi-lingual staff
- Wake-up service
- Doctor on call
- Air conditioning
- Pets allowed (charges apply)
- Shopping area nearby
Marquis Faubourg St-Honoré
Paris, France
8th Arr. (Champs-Élysées/Madeleine)
15 Rooms
Paris is full of design statements of all shapes and sizes — but few, it must be said, feel quite as tailor-made, quite so subtly adapted to their historical surroundings, as the Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
That’s down to two things: one, the historical surroundings themselves, in this case an 18th-century courtyard townhouse, and...
That’s down to two things: one, the historical surroundings themselves, in this case an 18th-century courtyard townhouse, and...
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Hotelist Club members receive:
- Upgrade to next room category, based upon availability at check-in
- Guaranteed 2pm late check-out
- Welcome treat in room on arrival
- Complimentary daily valet parking
- Personal Hotelist concierge that can arrange airport transfers, activities, and more.
8 rue d'Anjou, Paris, Île-de-France, 75008, FRA
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Marquis Faubourg St-Honoré
Paris is full of design statements of all shapes and sizes — but few, it must be said, feel quite as tailor-made, quite so subtly adapted to their historical surroundings, as the Marquis Faubourg Saint-Honoré.
That’s down to two things: one, the historical surroundings themselves, in this case an 18th-century courtyard townhouse, and two, the designer, Michele Bönan, who’s something of an architectural Method actor, able to subsume his personal style into the work at hand. The result is that the Marquis feels less like a design statement and more like a stunningly luxe, historically aware yet stylishly contemporary mansion-hotel — which is rather the point.
They’re all suites, as you’d expect — there’s no such thing as a twin room in a proper mansion. Interiors are warm and elegant, spaces ample, and the bathrooms are Carrara marble, proof that sometimes the old ways are the best ways. There’s a private gym and an arrangement with a neighboring spa for in-room treatments, and the private lounge, Le Gilbert, serves breakfast in the morning and drinks and light meals all day and evening.
A big-splash palace hotel it’s not, and neither is it an eccentric, aggressively avant-garde design hotel. Instead the Marquis is, above all else, discreet — what goes on within its walls tends to stay there.
That’s down to two things: one, the historical surroundings themselves, in this case an 18th-century courtyard townhouse, and two, the designer, Michele Bönan, who’s something of an architectural Method actor, able to subsume his personal style into the work at hand. The result is that the Marquis feels less like a design statement and more like a stunningly luxe, historically aware yet stylishly contemporary mansion-hotel — which is rather the point.
They’re all suites, as you’d expect — there’s no such thing as a twin room in a proper mansion. Interiors are warm and elegant, spaces ample, and the bathrooms are Carrara marble, proof that sometimes the old ways are the best ways. There’s a private gym and an arrangement with a neighboring spa for in-room treatments, and the private lounge, Le Gilbert, serves breakfast in the morning and drinks and light meals all day and evening.
A big-splash palace hotel it’s not, and neither is it an eccentric, aggressively avant-garde design hotel. Instead the Marquis is, above all else, discreet — what goes on within its walls tends to stay there.