France Patrimoine Hôtels

France Patrimoine hotels: exceptional architectural and historical wealth

What makes our hotels special? The charm of hotels on a human scale, mostly located within listed historical monuments; refined and traditional cuisine; monumental architecture with sites steeped in history; an acute sense of hospitality and service.

In Paris

• Built at the end of the 17th century, the 4-star Saint James & Albany Hôtel-Spa, at the heart of the capital, opposite the Tuileries gardens, is the oldest residence of the Dukes of Noailles. It has witnessed many a historical moment, such as the wedding of the Marquis La Fayette to the daughter of the Duke of Noailles, or the visit of Queen Marie Antoinette in 1779,.
• The 3-star Hôtel Auteuil Tour Eiffel is a contemporary establishment in the middle of one of the capital’s main historical districts, just a stone’s throw from the Eiffel Tower.
• Surrounded by a number of 18th-century mansion houses, the Turenne Le Marais 3-star hotel is near the Place des Vosges.
• On Paris' "Rive Gauche", the Vaneau St-Germain 3-star hotel is surrounded by boutiques, art galleries, famous bistros, bookshops, etc.

Other parts of France

• The Abbaye Ecole De Sorèze 3-star hotel is situated between Toulouse, Albi and Carcassonne. It is a remarkable architectural assembly that was founded in around 754 by Pépin 1 of Aquitaine. The abbey, its 6-hectare park and part of the village of Sorèze are listed “Historical Monuments”.
• The 4-star Avignon Grand Hôtel is at the foot of the city’s 14th-century ramparts, not far from the Palais des Papes [Popes’ Palace].
• The Cloître Saint-Louis 4-star hotel is located within the city walls of Avignon. In this particularly calm location, the hotel successfully combines historical charm with contemporary comfort.
• Built in the 13th century in Saint-Maximin, the Couvent Royal 3-star hotel is a real gem. Situated at the heart of Green Provence, it is the finest Gothic building in the South East of France.
  The Couvent Royal is next to the Basilica and built around a cloister.
• The Cour du Roy 3-star hotel is a typically Alsatian house in the Neo-Renaissance style.
  Built in 1906 by German brewers, Meyer & Son from Riegel, it is infused with history.
• La Petite Verrerie 3-star hotel is a former outhouse of the Verrerie castle, which used to be home to master blacksmiths, the Schneiders. It is situated in the centre of Le Creusot, at the heart of Burgundy.
• The Château Fort De Sedan 3-star hotel is situated inside a fortified castle, in a listed historical monument. Overlooking the town of Sedan, a symbol of its past warriors, this imposing fortified castle is the largest in Europe.
• Nestled between the regions of Anjou, Touraine and Poitou, 18 km from Saumur, the Abbaye Royale de Fontevraud 2-and 3-star hotel is situated in one of the largest monastic cities of the Christian West, which is a UNESCO heritage site.