Baron Haussmann rebuilt Paris, they say. His sublime cut stone facades, sculpted with remarkable precision, add to the charm of the City of Light. It is in one of the Haussmann-era buildings that the Hotel Le Belmont Paris is housed.
Design & Concept
Haussmann-era
Inspiration
In 2014, Le Belmont Paris made a fresh start because it was ready to be reborn. We decided to swim against the tide of the modernist trend and immerse our guests in a Classic environment. This was done to preserve the authenticity of the building and, ultimately, to honour the timeless Parisian style.
In collaboration with our architect and designer, Le Belmont Paris comes to life by drawing its identity from various historical periods. The French Romantic era offers a major source of inspiration due to its enchanting and elegant elements. Shades of the Empire era mingle with this atmosphere, bringing a touch of grandeur and sophistication.
We also find subtle touches of the Orientalist movement which developed at the time of the great travellers returning from the Far East. These explorers brought back with them treasures such as exotic fabrics and ornaments that left their mark on Parisian Classicism.
Thus, Le Belmont Paris offers an elegant and refined design, with particular attention paid to detail and comfort. Common areas, such as the lobby, restaurant, The Bar, and relaxation areas, are designed to provide a welcoming and luxurious appeal. Premium materials, elegant colours and artistic touches are used to create a sophisticated ambiance.
The layout of our rooms is carefully considered, tastefully decorated, and equipped with modern amenities.
Behind the scenes
The furniture
Le Belmont Paris honours Parisian and French artisans to perpetuate a tradition and savoir-faire that is increasingly difficult to preserve. Among the partners who contributed to the renovations of the hotel are Henryot (joinery) and Dissidi (art cabinetmaker).
Henryot & Cie,
French manufacturer since 1867.
Following the example of the finest Haute Couture houses and the last French workshop specialising in hand embroidery, feathers and lacemaking, Henryot & Cie is a traditional and exceptional furniture and seat manufacturer. The company has applied its skills since 1867. Whether reissue, reinterpretation, contemporary creation or new design, the manufacturing of each seat, each piece of furniture is entirely carried out by hand in the traditional way in Liffol-le-Grand on the Vosges, known as the “City of Furniture”.
The rooms
74 unique and characteristic rooms
Your cosy nest
outside of time.
74 rooms ranging in size from 18 to 40 m² welcome you for an enchanted break in our Maison Parisienne. Although not far from the tumult of the Champs-Elysées, you can experience true serenity and comfort in our rooms, each of which has been carefully designed to meet all your expectations.
The Bar
Take a seat in the warm and cosy environment of The Bar. With its vast selection of champagnes, whiskeys, cocktails and tasting opportunities, The Bar is a true paradise for spirits lovers.
The Bar welcomes all spirits enthusiasts, whether novices or connoisseurs. You will be enchanted by the wide range of choices available to you, from champagnes to renowned whisky brands, including our cocktail creations. The Bar is open from 16:00 to midnight, allowing you to make the most your evenings. Its atmosphere is both welcoming and sophisticated, inviting you to relax in elegant surroundings. Succumb to the seduction of its cosy ambiance, its quality materials and the artistic details that add a touch of refinement to your tasting experience.
Location
An island of serenity a few steps from the tumult of the Champs-Élysées.
How can you reach us?
Access and transport
Situated in the heart of an emblematic district of the French capital, Le Belmont Paris is just a few minutes' walk from the famous Avenue des Champs-Élysées, Arc de Triomphe and Avenue George V.
The great French fashion houses rub shoulders on the famous Avenue Montaigne, providing a prestigious shopping experience.
The charm of the Haussmann-era buildings and the wide, iconic avenues of the quarter are sure to delight you.
Address: 30 Rue de Bassano, 75116 Paris
Metro:
George V (Line 1)
Charles de Gaulle-Etoile
(Lines 1 and 6, RER A)
Alma-Marceau (Line 9)
Kléber (Line 6)
Champs-Elysées 5 mins
Arc de Triomphe 7 mins
Avenue Montaigne 10 mins
Aquarium de Paris 15 mins
Place du Trocadéro 15 mins
