Maison Bauchart, Paris, France
There are very few addresses in Paris where you can be this central, and still feel entirely removed from the pace and visibility that come with it. Maison Bauchart sits discreetly just off Avenue George V, in that part of the Golden Triangle everyone thinks they know, but rarely experiences like this. This is not a hotel that tries to compete with the grandes maisons nearby. It does something much more deliberate. It takes the scale, architecture and elegance of a 19th-century hôtel particulier and reworks it into something that feels genuinely residential, without losing the service level expected.
The design, led by Tony Rivas, leans into proportion, light and materiality. Everything is considered, but nothing is over-explained.
Luxury details
19th-century private mansion in Paris’s 8th arrondissement, just off Avenue George V and close to Avenue Montaigne and the Champs-Elysées
Discreet, residential-style luxury address with a strong focus on privacy
Suites and apartment-style residences, including multi-bedroom configurations and duplex layouts
Large surface areas across categories, designed for longer stays or shared occupancy
Spa with indoor plunge pool, sauna, hammam, treatment rooms and fitness space, featuring Noble Panacea products
Butler service and personalised concierge support
In-suite breakfast, dining and treatments available
Wine cellar (approx. 500 bottles), cigar lounge and private salon spaces
Fully adaptable for private use, small buyouts, brand moments or celebrations
Contemporary art integrated throughout the house
Access via Paris Charles de Gaulle, Paris Orly and Le Bourget, with private transfers on request
Perfect for guests who want to be in the Golden Triangle without the exposure that usually comes with it
A strong option for families, friends travelling together, fashion-led stays and discreet celebrations
Particularly suited to clients who prioritise space, privacy and flexibility over traditional hotel structure
Easy access to Avenue Montaigne, Champs-Elysées, Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, the Seine, the Tuileries, Musée d’Orsay, the Louvre, Place Vendôme and the Eiffel Tower
