Hôtel Mansart, a historic property in the Vendôme district, once housed jeweller Alexandre-Gabriel Lemonnier during the Second Empire. The hotel building transitioned to an accommodation venue in the late 19th century, preserving artifacts from various historical periods including the 17th century and Victorian influences. Guests can experience an art collection featuring nearly 120 original works, including portraits of Eugénie de Montijo and Napoleon III.
The hotel provides two
Breakfast is a highlight at the hotel, served in a room adorned with stained-glass windows offering a hot and cold buffet that emphasizes French gastronomy. Guests can enjoy fine products such as Alain Milliat jams, pastries from Emmanuel Martin, and artisan cheeses presented in Bernardaud porcelain. Lunch and dinner options from
Hôtel Mansart is situated close to
Hôtel Mansart accommodates families with special room configurations, including
History: Hôtel Mansart once housed jeweller Alexandre-Gabriel Lemonnier
Dine: Breakfast features Alain Milliat jams and Emmanuel Martin pastries
Art: Art collection boasts nearly 120 original works
Accessibility: Rooms accessible for people with reduced mobility
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