Official GADAIT partner·5-star hotel·Golden Triangle · Paris 8th·10 suites & lofts
10
Suites & lofts
5 stars
Atout France rating
≈ 150 m²
Largest apartment
6 guests
Per family apartment
500
Bottles in the cellar
Maison Bauchart
In short
Maison Bauchart is a 5-star hotel set in a Second Empire mansion at 11 rue Quentin-Bauchart, in Paris's Golden Triangle (8th arrondissement), between Avenue George V and the Champs-Élysées. It has ten keys: eight suites of 52 to 82 m² (published sizes) and two duplex lofts of 63 and 90 m², converted from the former stables. Two interconnecting suites combine into apartments of 120 to around 150 m², with up to three bedrooms for six guests. The house has a spa with an indoor pool, Moroccan hammam and sauna, butlers, a bar, a cigar lounge and a 500-bottle cellar, and can be booked in its entirety. Opened in 2025, it welcomes guests from 3 pm. The Prince de Galles is directly opposite and the Four Seasons George V about 80 m away. The house uses dynamic pricing: €1,600 to €4,600 per suite per night depending on category and season, service and VAT included (range shared by the house, October 2026). GADAIT stayed there as a family, then became an official partner: we plan your stay.
Checked on 19 October 2026 · GADAIT hotel partnership · Stayed in August 2026
The mansion
A Parisian home, not another hotel
From the street, nothing gives Maison Bauchart away except a black carriage door flanked by two olive trees beneath a wrought-iron canopy. That is the point: the house describes itself as a highly confidential address, a celebration of Parisian elegance "for those in the know". Behind the door stands a Second Empire mansion in dressed stone, with the proportions of its era and noble materials throughout.
The white marble lobby, lined with columns and flooded with light, runs straight through to the winter garden. To the right, the grand staircase keeps its original wrought-iron banister. At the far end lie a landscaped, paved courtyard planted with tree ferns and the two lofts created in the old stables. Art is everywhere; the contemporary decoration converses with the mouldings without ever erasing them.
Scale changes everything. With ten keys, you barely cross another guest. You live here as you would in a private residence, with a living room, a kitchen in most suites, and a team that has planned your arrival with you.
ReceptionThe courtyard and former stablesThe grand staircaseThe winter gardenThe entrance hallArt everywhereSecond Empire volumesBeneath the glass roofColumns and tall windows
Through the carriage door
Marble, light, and silence
A colonnaded lobby, a period staircase, the courtyard beyond. Paris stays outside.
Where you sleep
Eight suites, two lofts, no two alike
Each key borrows its name from the neighbourhood and has a character of its own: Haussmannian on the first floor, Art Deco on the third, 1950s ocean liner under the eaves, contemporary in the lofts. Street-side suites have the light and the grand volumes; garden-side suites, the quiet. Every stay includes butler service (shoe care, unpacking and packing, personalised concierge), a smart TV, connected speakers, a coffee machine, a Dyson hairdryer and Wi-Fi.
Sizes and capacities as published by the hotel, checked on 19 October 2026; the Alma Suite's size was confirmed by the house in October 2026.
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First floor · street side
Signature Suite George V
81 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
High moulded ceilings, a balcony running along the street, a library wall concealing the kitchen, and a bathroom of artist-made mosaics with both shower and bath.
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First floor · garden side
Signature Suite Elysée
63 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
The house's romantic suite: an open bathroom, a round bath on a dais and a 190 cm screen.
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Second floor · street side
Galliera Suite
82 m²2 bedroomsSleeps 4
A large white drawing room with mouldings, an open, fully equipped kitchen and two bathrooms (bath and shower). The suite we stayed in.
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Second floor · garden side
Bassano Suite
52 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
Designed as a Parisian apartment: a sitting room, an open kitchen with a black island and a quiet bedroom over the garden.
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Third floor · street side
Montaigne Suite
81 m²2 bedroomsSleeps 4
A tribute to 1930s Parisian Art Deco, with adjustable lighting and veined marble. Accessible for guests with reduced mobility.
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Third floor · garden side
Marceau Suite
54 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
Softly curved furniture, an open kitchen and fine-art photography: a precious garden-side refuge.
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Under the eaves · street side
Magellan Suite
77 m²2 bedroomsSleeps 4
The spirit of a 1950s transatlantic liner: two porthole windows, a dining table and two bathrooms.
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Under the eaves · garden view
Alma Suite
56 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
A jewel box under the rooftops: a semi-open marble bathroom, a round bath, a private hammam and a generous dressing room.
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Far end of the courtyard · former stables
Chaillot Duplex Loft
63 m²1 bedroomSleeps 2
Floor-to-ceiling glazing, a private terrace, a stone-clad staircase and a bathroom set inside a glass cube.
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Far end of the courtyard · former stables
Bauchart Duplex Loft
90 m²2 bedroomsSleeps 4
A private terrace, a glass-edged mezzanine kitchen, a wine cellar, a curved sofa and a black-marble steam shower.
Apartments
Two suites, one door. One apartment per floor.
This is what sets the house apart. On each floor, two neighbouring suites interconnect and can be booked together, forming a dual-aspect apartment of 120 to nearly 150 m² with up to three bedrooms and three bathrooms. They are combinations rather than extra keys, and they let a family of six stay together on one floor, each with their own bathroom, in a 5-star hotel in the 8th arrondissement.
Patio · lofts
Connecting door
≈ 150m²
Floor area
2
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
4
Guests
Apartment I · First floorDual-aspect, the two Signature suites combined
Connecting door
130m² +
Floor area
3
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
6
Guests
Apartment II · Second floorDual-aspect, street and garden
Connecting door
135m²
Floor area
3
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
6
Guests
Apartment III · Third floorArt Deco to the street, calm to the garden
Connecting door
120m²
Floor area
3
Bedrooms
3
Bathrooms
6
Guests
Apartment IV · Under the eavesRound bath, private hammam, dressing room
Moroccan hammam, sauna, two treatment suites. Reached by lift straight from your floor.
Spa & wellbeing
A spa scaled to ten suites
The spa is reached by lift directly from your floor. It holds an indoor plunge pool set between stone pillars, a vaulted Moroccan hammam in blue zellige, a sauna and two treatment suites finished in natural wood. With only ten keys, privacy isn't a brochure promise; it's arithmetic.
Facials and body treatments use Noble Panacea, the brand founded by Sir Fraser Stoddart, winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Manicures and professional make-up are also offered, and massages can be given in your suite or apartment. The fully equipped gym is open around the clock, and a personal trainer is available on request, including in-suite.
During our stay we shared a couples' massage at the spa: an hour of complete calm, a short walk from Avenue George V.
The pool
A plunge pool between stone pillars.
At the heart of the spa, an indoor plunge pool framed by stone pillars. You reach it by lift straight from your floor, and only ten keys share it.
The hammam
Vaulted, lined in blue zellige.
A vaulted Moroccan hammam in midnight-blue zellige with a chevron floor: steam before a treatment, or simply for its own sake.
Treatments
Two treatment suites in natural wood.
Massages and body rituals in one of the two treatment suites. During our stay we shared a couples' massage here. A massage can also be given in your suite or apartment.
Facials
Noble Panacea treatments.
Facials and body treatments use Noble Panacea, the brand founded by Sir Fraser Stoddart, winner of the 2016 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. Manicures and professional make-up on request.
The sauna
Dry heat, steps from the pool.
A wooden sauna a few steps from the pool and the hammam: the whole hot-and-cold circuit sits within one spa.
After dark
The pool changes its light.
At nightfall the pool glows blue and the aquarium wall takes over: a world apart, beneath the 8th arrondissement.
Rest
A daybed, and time stands still.
The spa's relaxation room, with a daybed and botanical wallpaper, to let a treatment linger without watching the clock.
Welcome
The spa begins at the door.
Marble floor and a waiting lounge: this is where you plan your treatments with the team.
Fitness
Open around the clock.
A fully equipped gym, open day and night. A personal trainer is available on request, including in your suite.
The water
Ten keys, one pool.
With only ten suites and lofts, the pool is rarely shared. It is one of the house's true luxuries, in the heart of the Golden Triangle.
Services & art de vivre
The service of a household, not a front desk
There is no public restaurant and no busy lobby here. The house runs like a private residence with its own staff: attentive butlers, salons for entertaining, a cellar, a bar, and chefs who come and cook for you.
The butlers
A team that plans the stay with you.
Reservations, special requests, a personal shopper, flowers, packing and unpacking, shoe care, a personal trainer: a team of butlers plans the stay with you, starting before you arrive.
Dining in
Breakfast, served in your suite.
Breakfast served in your suite, room service, candlelit dinners, and private chefs for a bespoke dinner in your apartment.
Le Salon
A winter garden open to the courtyard.
Opening onto the courtyard beneath its glass roof: tea, savoury bites, petits fours and pastries.
Le Bar de la Maison
Where the evening begins.
A curved bar, a backlit wall of bottles and a crystal chandelier: aperitifs and cocktails at Le Bar de la Maison.
The cellar
Five hundred bottles beneath a brick vault.
A vaulted brick cellar holding five hundred bottles chosen from French vineyards, alongside spirits from around the world.
The Cigar Lounge
In the spirit of a London club.
Wood panelling, a humidor and red velvet: a room in the spirit of London's most select clubs, for a private tasting.
Private events
Entertain at home, in the 8th.
Private-chef dinners, birthdays, showrooms, photo shoots and product launches: the house lends itself to private events.
Exclusive buyout
The whole house, for you alone.
The whole house: ten suites, the spa, the salons and the team, for you alone. Required from seven suites, from €24,000 a night, two nights minimum in low season, arrival transfers included for every guest.
A paved garden, tree ferns, two lofts at the far end. The Champs-Élysées 270 m away.
Our stay · August 2026
We have stayed here
We stayed as a family, across three generations, for four nights in August 2026, in the two-bedroom Galliera Suite. We only recommend houses we know from the inside, and it was after this stay that GADAIT became an official partner of Maison Bauchart.
What stays with you isn't the marble. It's the feeling of being expected: before we had even arrived, the house had asked us how we like to live.
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Before arrival, a questionnaire
Ahead of the stay, the butlers sent us a preferences questionnaire so they could plan the visit with us. Nothing was left to chance on the day.
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A closed street, a seamless arrival
Rue Quentin-Bauchart was closed for roadworks when we drove in. The team guided us to the door, then parked the car themselves at the Prince de Galles, directly opposite.
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The team on WhatsApp
On the day we arrived, the team shared its WhatsApp number: a question, a request, an answer, with no switchboard in between.
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A couples' massage at the spa
An hour of treatments for two, while the Galliera Suite, with its two bedrooms and large drawing room, worked like a real family apartment.
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Right up to departure
The team's attention never slackened as the stay drew to a close: a check-in after the treatment, and a presence right up to the moment we left.
The drawing room, herringbone parquetThe first bedroomArt de vivre, in the living roomThe canopy bedroomThe marble bathroomBreakfast, served in the suiteThe white moulded drawing roomThe detail that stays with you
Ten keys, four ways to live them. Our reading, having stayed there, so you can choose with confidence.
Which suite for whom · 01/04
For two
Elysée · Alma · Chaillot Loft
The Elysée Suite and its round bath for a romantic escape; Alma under the rooftops for its private hammam; the Chaillot Loft for its terrace at the end of the courtyard.
Good to know before booking
What the house is, and what it isn't
No public restaurant
Breakfast in your suite, room service and private chefs. For a great table, the Golden Triangle is on your doorstep.
A plunge pool
Designed for relaxation and hot-cold contrast, not for swimming lengths.
Only ten keys
Fashion Week, trade-fair and holiday weeks book early, especially the apartments.
A 5-star hotel
Rated by Atout France. Neither a palace nor a grand hotel: a private house, with the service to match.
The house uses dynamic pricing: what a suite costs moves with its category, the season, trade fairs and the fashion calendar. It has shared its official range with us: €1,600 to €4,600 per suite per night, across all categories and seasons, service and 10% VAT included.
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Rate
Note
Suite or loft
€1,600 to €4,600 / night
Per suite, by category and season · service and 10% VAT included
Continental breakfast
€38
Per adult, per day
Maison Bauchart breakfast
€58
Per adult, per day · à la carte options available
City tax
€11.70
Per adult, per night
Apartment (two suites)
€3,200 to €9,200 / night
GADAIT calculation: two interconnecting suites, before breakfast and tax
Exclusive buyout
From €24,000 / night
Required from 7 suites · 2-night minimum in low season · arrival transfers included
Terms and times
Flexible rate: free cancellation up to five days before arrival, 30% deposit on booking, balance five days before arrival. Non-refundable rate: paid in full on booking, neither refundable nor transferable. Buyout: 50% non-refundable deposit on booking, balance 60 days before arrival. Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by noon; early check-in or late check-out for a supplement, subject to availability.
Estimate my stay
Your dates, the number of guests and suites: the estimate is worked out right here, on the official range. Nothing reaches us unless you ask.
In the heart of the Golden Triangle, on a quiet street
Rue Quentin-Bauchart is a short, calm street linking Avenue Marceau to the Champs-Élysées. You are at the centre of the Golden Triangle, between Avenue George V and Avenue Montaigne, among the haute couture houses. The Prince de Galles is directly opposite; the Four Seasons George V about 80 m away. Everything is on foot: shows, boutiques, lunches, and the Seine at the bottom of Avenue George V.
The neighbourhood on foot
Three circles, three walking times: five, ten and fifteen minutes from the carriage door. Hover over or tap a landmark to see how long it takes on foot.
The SeineAv. des Champs-ÉlyséesAv. George VAv. MontaigneAv. MarceauAv. du Président-Wilson≈ 5 min≈ 10 min≈ 15 min
Almost everything is on foot. This is how we would shape two days around the house: an outline itinerary that your advisor tailors to your tastes and your dates.
48 hours in Paris · 01/05
The carriage door, then the butler.
Day 1 · Arrival
A black door on rue Quentin-Bauchart, and Paris falls away. A butler greets you, your luggage goes up and is unpacked for you; if you arrive by car, the valet takes it from there. In the suite, a welcome treat and a bottle of Champagne are waiting.
GADAIT experiences in Paris
What we arrange around your stay
Every experience is arranged on request, before or during your stay, with the house's butlers and your GADAIT advisor. Nothing is guaranteed in advance: we confirm every element in writing.
Your pied-à-terre in Paris
View Golden Triangle apartments, on foot.
During your stay, GADAIT arranges viewings of apartments for sale in the Golden Triangle, some of them not publicly listed (off-market). You walk to each viewing from the house with your advisor, and we carry the search on with you afterwards. On request.
Private shopping
Avenue Montaigne, by appointment.
The house offers a personal shopper, who can arrange private appointments at the couture houses of Avenue Montaigne, about ten minutes' walk away, subject to each house's availability. On request.
Private chef
A chef cooks for you, in your suite.
The house brings in a chef for a bespoke dinner served in your suite or apartment: for two, for the family or with a few guests. On request.
The cellar
Five hundred bottles, one private tasting.
The cellar holds five hundred bottles chosen from French vineyards, alongside spirits from around the world. The house offers private tastings, notably in the Cigar Lounge. On request.
Wellbeing
The massage comes to you.
A massage or treatment can be given in your suite or apartment, and a personal trainer can work with you in-suite. To enjoy the spa in complete privacy, we ask the house for a slot just for you, subject to availability. On request.
Arrival
Met at the airport, or at Le Bourget.
The house arranges private transfers from Paris airports and railway stations, and the valet takes your car on arrival. For a private-jet arrival at Le Bourget, we arrange the welcome and the driver. On request.
Security
Close protection, with complete discretion.
The house arranges close protection for stays that call for it. Tell us what you need ahead of time: we pass it on to the team before you arrive. On request.
The big dates
The weeks that matter book early.
Fashion Week, Roland-Garros, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, the festive season: with only ten keys, the house fills fast. Book the suite early; for the rest of the programme we make the requests on your behalf, without being able to guarantee access to shows or private events. On request.
Families
Three bedrooms, one floor, the whole family.
Apartments II, III and IV combine two connecting suites: three bedrooms and three bathrooms for six guests. We stayed here across three generations. Tell us your family's habits and the children's: we pass your requests on to the house before you arrive. On request.
Your pied-à-terre in Paris
If the neighbourhood wins you over, GADAIT arranges viewings during your stay of apartments for sale in the Golden Triangle, off-market ones included, a few minutes' walk from the house.
Maison Bauchart joins the GADAIT collection of partner hotels & palaces: houses we know personally and recommend without reservation. A single conversation with your advisor covers the suite or apartment, your arrival, the spa, dinners and your Paris programme.
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Official partner
A direct relationship with the house: your request reaches the right people from the very first message. Every guest receives a VIP welcome, Champagne in the suite; for our clients, further privileges are considered case by case.
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We have slept there
We advise on the suite, the floor and the aspect from experience, not from a brochure.
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One point of contact
Dates, apartment, transfers, in-suite massage, private chef, buyout: one advisor orchestrates it all.
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Beyond Paris
The same team advises GADAIT clients on villas, chalets and residences across Europe and the Indian Ocean.
Luxury real-estate and stay advisory — official hotel partner of Monteverdi Tuscany and Maison Bauchart in Paris, independent editorial selection for the other houses. Every fact on this page is sourced (Michelin Guide, the houses' public materials) and dated; pages are re-verified quarterly.
At 11 rue Quentin-Bauchart in Paris's 8th arrondissement, at the heart of the Golden Triangle. The street runs between Avenue Marceau and the Champs-Élysées: the Prince de Galles hotel is directly opposite (about 60 m), the Four Seasons George V about 80 m away, the Champs-Élysées about 270 m and George V metro (line 1) about 300 m. Avenue Montaigne and its couture houses are a few minutes' walk. Straight-line distances, measured on 19 October 2026.
No, and it doesn't claim to be. Maison Bauchart is rated a 5-star hotel by Atout France, the French classification body. Its register is that of a private mansion: just ten keys, a team of butlers and a spa scaled to ten suites. If you're weighing the two philosophies, our detailed comparison is in "Palace or boutique hotel in Paris".
Ten keys: eight suites spread from the first floor up to the rooftops, plus two duplex lofts converted from the former stables at the far end of the courtyard. The four "apartments" the hotel offers are not extra keys: each one combines two neighbouring, interconnecting suites, from 120 to around 150 m².
Four keys have two bedrooms and sleep four: the Galliera Suite (82 m², second floor, where we stayed), the Montaigne Suite (81 m², Art Deco, accessible for guests with reduced mobility), the Magellan Suite (77 m², under the eaves, ocean-liner style) and the Bauchart Duplex Loft (90 m², private terrace and wine cellar). Each has two bathrooms.
Yes, by combining two interconnecting suites. Apartments II (Galliera and Bassano, over 130 m²), III (Montaigne and Marceau, 135 m²) and IV (Magellan and Alma, 120 m²) each offer three bedrooms and three bathrooms for six guests. Apartment I (George V and Elysée, nearly 150 m²) has two bedrooms for four.
An indoor plunge pool, a Moroccan hammam, a sauna, two treatment suites and a gym open around the clock. The spa is reached by lift straight from your floor. Treatments use Noble Panacea products; massages can also be given in your suite, and a personal trainer is available on request.
The hotel does not present a restaurant open to the public. Breakfast is served in your suite, room service covers candlelit dinners and light bites, and private chefs can cook a bespoke dinner in your suite or apartment. Le Bar de la Maison serves aperitifs and cocktails, and Le Salon offers tea, petits fours and pastries beneath its winter garden.
Yes, and from seven suites it is the only option: you take the entire hotel, all ten suites and the shared spaces, exclusively. According to the house, a buyout starts from €24,000 a night in the lowest season (buyout premium included), with a two-night minimum in low season; high season is quoted on request. Private arrival transfers from the airport or railway station are included for every guest. A 50% non-refundable deposit is due on booking and the balance 60 days before arrival. By our calculation from the published capacities, the ten keys sleep up to 28 guests. Terms shared by the house, October 2026.
The house uses dynamic pricing. Its official range runs from €1,600 to €4,600 per suite per night depending on category and season, service and 10% VAT included. On top come breakfast (€38 continental or €58 Maison Bauchart, per adult per day) and the city tax of €11.70 per adult per night. Two booking terms: a flexible rate (free cancellation up to five days before arrival, 30% deposit) or a non-refundable rate. Rates shared by the house, October 2026; your GADAIT advisor confirms the exact rate for your dates in writing before you commit.
Suites are ready from 3 pm on arrival day and should be vacated by noon on departure day. Early check-in or late check-out can be arranged for a supplement, subject to availability; your GADAIT advisor will request it for you.
Every guest receives a VIP welcome in the suite, with a small treat (fruit or sweets) and a bottle of Champagne. For GADAIT clients, further privileges can be considered with the house case by case; none is promised in advance.
The hotel offers valet parking and private transfers from Paris airports and railway stations. When we stayed, the street was closed for roadworks: the team guided us in and parked the car themselves at the Prince de Galles opposite. Tell your GADAIT advisor how you are arriving and the welcome will be arranged.
We stayed with three generations of our family in the Galliera Suite. With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large drawing room and a fully equipped kitchen, the suite works like a family apartment, and an extra bed can be set up in the living room. For six, the three-bedroom apartments are the right answer.
Yes. We stayed as a family, across three generations, for four nights in August 2026, in the two-bedroom Galliera Suite. That stay is why GADAIT became an official partner of the house.
Maison Bauchart opened in 2025, in a Second Empire mansion on rue Quentin-Bauchart.
Send us your dates, the number of guests and the kind of stay you have in mind, through the form on this page or on WhatsApp. Your advisor checks availability, recommends the right suite or apartment, arranges transfers, spa time and private dinners, and remains your single point of contact before and during your stay.
Send us your dates and the number of guests: your GADAIT advisor comes back with availability, the suite or apartment we recommend, and a written quote.
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