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Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa
The brick-and-stone façade of Le Damantin.
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About Le Damantin Hôtel & Spa
Le Damantin occupies a brick-and-stone mansion where rue Bayard meets the Seine-side setting of cours Albert Ier. Its 44 rooms combine a domestic scale with a spa, pool and a collection of salons.
Best for
- Couples seeking a small hotel with a pool
- Travellers reserving a specific Eiffel-view room
- Guests who enjoy salons and a library setting
Know before you book
Eiffel views are limited to named categories. Confirm occupancy, connecting arrangements and treatment availability. Cancellation terms depend on the booked rate.
- Scale
- 44 roomsA boutique hotel in a nineteenth-century mansion.
- Wellness
- 14-metre poolSauna, fitness area and treatment rooms.
- Outlook
- Selected Eiffel viewsNamed view categories alongside courtyard and patio rooms.
Le Damantin occupies a brick-and-stone mansion where rue Bayard meets the Seine-side setting of cours Albert Ier. Its 44 rooms combine a domestic scale with a spa, pool and a collection of salons.
The bedroom range distinguishes courtyard or patio outlooks from specific Eiffel-view categories. Boutique, Superior, Deluxe and Prestige rooms sit alongside connecting rooms and named suites; the view should be chosen as carefully as the room size.
A 14-metre pool, sauna, fitness room and treatment rooms form the wellness offering. Elsewhere, a bar, library salons, patio and winter garden provide several places to pause inside the house.
Choose the right fit
Rooms at a glance
Compare the hotel’s room categories, then check your preferred configuration and dates when booking.
01 / ROOM CATEGORY
Boutique and Superior Rooms
Entry room categories with different outlooks.
Room details
Courtyard or patio rooms and Eiffel-view versions are listed separately; choose the named view category.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe and Prestige Rooms
Larger named categories within the mansion.
Room details
Courtyard or patio and Eiffel-view versions are offered; confirm the exact layout and occupancy.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Connecting Rooms
An option for guests needing adjacent accommodation.
Room details
Request the connecting arrangement directly rather than assuming two separate bookings will connect.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite
A suite with a courtyard outlook.
Room details
An interior-facing alternative to the explicitly named Eiffel-view suites.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Charles Ferry and Jules Ferry Suites
Named suites with Eiffel Tower views.
Room details
The hotel also lists an Abel Ferry room; confirm the individual layout and facilities.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- 14-metre indoor pool
- Sauna
- Fitness room
- Two treatment rooms
- Bar
- Library salons
- Patio
- Winter garden
Wellness
The spa is advertised from 7 am to 10 pm. Hotel guests have access to the pool, sauna and fitness room; treatments require separate arrangements.
Concierge and arrival
Concierge and valet services are listed by the hotel.
Treatments
Two treatment rooms allow individual appointments and duo arrangements.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
A mansion between rue Bayard and the Seine
The hotel traces the site to the nineteenth-century painter Léon Riesener, a cousin of Eugène Delacroix, who acquired land between rue Bayard and cours Albert Ier.[1]
According to that account, Charles Ferry built the bourgeois mansion roughly forty years later. The brick-and-stone exterior and the river-facing position provide a recognisable identity quite different from the continuous pale-stone façades of many neighbouring streets.[1]
Its current interiors use marble, wood, brass and tweed within the inherited domestic scale. Rubelli, Lelièvre and Pierre Frey fabrics and classically shaped chairs sit alongside new wellness facilities, while the library salons, patio and winter garden retain the idea of a house with several distinct shared rooms.[1][2]
Sources for this history
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Places to discover nearby
landmark · Champs-Élysées
Grand Palais
The glass-vaulted exhibition hall on the Champs-Élysées, built for the World's Fair of 1900 and used ever since for the shows Paris wants to hold under one roof — art retrospectives, fashion collections, commissioned sculpture, and the fencing at the 2024 Olympic Games.
Explore this place
park · Tuileries / Concorde
Jardin des Tuileries
André Le Nôtre's great axis between the Louvre and the Concorde — the garden every walker in these pages crossed sooner or later, palace or no palace.
Explore this placeBefore you go
Useful questions, clear answers
Is the pool available to hotel guests?
The official room page describes hotel-guest access to the pool, sauna and fitness room as included.
Do all rooms face the Eiffel Tower?
No. Courtyard or patio categories are distinguished from Eiffel-view versions and suites.
Can I arrange a treatment for two?
The spa advertises duo arrangements; request an appointment in advance.
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Sources & image credits
Hotel information reviewed .
Hotel information & sources
Image credits
Illustrations and reconstructions are labelled throughout this page.
- The brick-and-stone façade of Le Damantin.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
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