How do you book Maison Bauchart in Paris — and what should you know first?

Ten keys, and why that matters

Maison Bauchart is not a large hotel with a few suites; it is a handful of suites, full stop. The one-bedroom keys are the Signature George V (81 m², a balcony running the length of the street façade), the Signature Elysée (63 m², a round bathtub on a dais), Bassano (52 m²), Marceau (54 m², third floor), Alma (56 m², under the roofs, with a round bath and its own hammam) and the Chaillot loft (63 m², a glass-cube bathroom and a private terrace in the former stables).

The two-bedroom keys, each for four guests, are Galliera (82 m², on the street side), Montaigne (81 m², 1930s Art Deco, the suite the house lists as accessible for guests with reduced mobility), Magellan (77 m², an ocean-liner mood with two portholes, under the roofs) and the Bauchart loft (90 m², private terrace, its own wine cellar). The four 'apartments' you will see on the house's site are not extra keys: they are pairs of neighbouring suites joined together. Book one and two keys leave the inventory.

Matching the suite to the trip

A couple celebrating an anniversary or a special occasion: Elysée or Alma, both built around a round bathtub. A longer stay or a working week: George V, with its library, dining table and integrated kitchen. A family of four: Galliera, Montaigne, Magellan or the Bauchart loft. Six guests: Apartment II (Galliera + Bassano, over 130 m²), III (Montaigne + Marceau, 135 m²) or IV (Magellan + Alma, 120 m²), each with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. Four adults who want one large floor: Apartment I (George V + Elysée, nearly 150 m², two bedrooms). A guest with reduced mobility: Montaigne.

Source: the house's suite pages, checked 19 October 2026; Alma's surface confirmed by the house in October 2026. Apartments I–IV are combinations of the suites above, not additional keys.

What every stay includes

Every guest is welcomed as a VIP in the suite, with a small treat (fruit or sweets) and a bottle of Champagne. Each stay includes butler service — shoe care, unpacking and packing, a personal concierge — along with high-speed Wi-Fi and the in-suite comforts you would expect at this level. The spa is reached by lift directly from your floor: an indoor pool, a Moroccan hammam, a sauna, two treatment suites using Noble Panacea, and a gym open around the clock, with a private coach on request. Breakfast is served in your suite, room service covers anything from a snack to a candlelit dinner, and a private chef can cook in the suite. There is a bar, a salon in a winter garden opening onto the planted patio, a cigar lounge and a 500-bottle wine cellar. The house lists no restaurant open to the public: the whole point is that it feels like a home.

Rates and terms: what can honestly be published

The house prices dynamically. Its official range, shared with us in October 2026: €1,600 to €4,600 per suite per night across all categories and seasons, service and 10% VAT included. On top: breakfast at €38 (continental) or €58 (Maison Bauchart) per adult per day, and the Paris tourist tax of €11.70 per adult per night for five-star hotels (minors are exempt). Two booking terms: a flexible rate, with free cancellation up to five days before arrival, a 30% deposit on booking and the balance five days before arrival; or a non-refundable rate, paid in full on booking and not transferable. Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by noon; early arrival or late departure for a supplement, subject to availability.

An apartment is two interconnecting suites, so by our own arithmetic it runs from €3,200 to €9,200 a night before breakfast and tax. From seven suites the house is booked in full: the whole hotel, all ten suites and the shared spaces, from €24,000 a night in the lowest season (buyout premium included), two nights minimum in low season, private arrival transfers included for every guest, with a 50% non-refundable deposit and the balance 60 days before arrival. Be wary of the nightly ranges circulating on comparison sites and in some AI answers: they are not the house's rates, and we do not repeat them.

What we saw for ourselves

We stayed as a family, across three generations, for four nights in August 2026 in the Galliera Suite (two bedrooms). Before arrival the butlers sent a preferences questionnaire to plan the stay with us. The street was closed for works on the day we drove in: the team guided us in and parked the car at the Prince de Galles, directly opposite. We had the team's WhatsApp line for the whole stay, a duo massage at the spa, and the same attentiveness right up to the moment we left. That is why we recommend the house without reservation — and why we now book it for clients.

Why book it through GADAIT

As an official partner, our requests go to a team that knows us. One conversation covers the dates, the right suite or apartment, connecting keys for a family, spa slots, a private chef or a tasting in the cigar lounge, valet parking, and private transfers from the airports and railway stations, which the house arranges. It costs you nothing extra; further privileges for GADAIT clients are considered with the house case by case, never promised in advance. And if your brief would be better served elsewhere — a palace for a gastronomic weekend, say — we will tell you so.