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Maison Delano Paris
The Presidential Suite at Maison Delano Paris.
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About Maison Delano Paris
Maison Delano Paris occupies an eighteenth-century mansion on rue d’Anjou, with 56 rooms and suites arranged around a courtyard. Pale contemporary interiors sit within a building that retains fireplaces, mouldings and painted ceilings.
Best for
- Couples wanting contemporary design in a historic setting
- Travellers seeking a substantial suite
- Visitors who value courtyard dining
Know before you book
Balconies, painted ceilings and fireplaces are category-specific. Confirm the exact suite, connecting arrangements and current pet and parking charges.
- Setting
- 18th-century mansionA courtyard house with retained decorative details.
- Scale
- 56 rooms and suitesRooms from 30 m² with a broad suite collection.
- Dining
- Delano Café and BarCourtyard dining and a separate cocktail bar.
Maison Delano Paris occupies an eighteenth-century mansion on rue d’Anjou, with 56 rooms and suites arranged around a courtyard. Pale contemporary interiors sit within a building that retains fireplaces, mouldings and painted ceilings.
The room collection starts with 30 m² Deluxe rooms and 35 m² Prestige rooms. Suites extend to a 190 m² Presidential arrangement formed from the two largest suites, with particularly elaborate historic details in the upper categories.
Delano Café serves French and Mediterranean cooking around the courtyard, while Delano Bar provides a separate cocktail setting. Concierge arrangements include transfers, museum tickets and services brought to the room.
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
Deluxe Room
30 m² for two guests.
Room details
Double or twin beds, Geneva audio, a Lavazza coffee machine, minibar and MALIN+GOETZ bathroom products.
02 / ROOM CATEGORY
Prestige Room
35 m² for two guests.
Room details
Double or twin beds and either a street or courtyard outlook.
03 / ROOM CATEGORY
Junior Suite
40 m² for up to three guests.
Room details
Double or twin beds with an intimate living area.
04 / ROOM CATEGORY
Deluxe Suite
65 m² for up to three guests.
Room details
Courtyard-facing, with a separate living room, walk-in wardrobe, bathtub and walk-in shower.
05 / ROOM CATEGORY
Grand Prestige and Grand Historic Suites
70 m² and 120 m², each listed for three guests.
Room details
Rue d’Anjou outlooks and retained decorative features. Grand Prestige has a second-floor balcony; Grand Historic adds herringbone parquet and marble fireplaces.
06 / ROOM CATEGORY
Presidential Suite
190 m² for up to six guests.
Room details
Combines the two largest suites, with two bathrooms, a balcony and a sequence of reception spaces.
The practical details
Amenities & guest services
- Courtyard restaurant
- Cocktail bar
- Air conditioning
- In-room coffee machines
- Connected televisions
- Minibars
- In-room safes
Concierge
The team can arrange airport transfers and museum tickets.
In-room appointments
Massages and a hairdresser can be arranged on request.
Parking and pets
Paid parking and pets are available subject to fees and arrangements.
The Paris Atlas · Beyond the booking
History & cultural connections
An eighteenth-century courtyard mansion
Maison Delano’s setting is an eighteenth-century mansion on rue d’Anjou. Its courtyard gives the property a domestic centre, while the hotel’s contemporary rooms occupy a building whose decorative identity remains visible in mouldings, marble fireplaces and painted ceilings.[1][2]
The most explicit surviving features appear in the named grand suites. Grand Prestige retains original eighteenth-century mouldings and restored painted ceilings, together with a second-floor balcony; Grand Historic brings painted ceilings, marble fireplaces and herringbone parquet into a larger sequence of rooms. These details are specific to those categories rather than a promise for every bedroom.[2]
The present hotel layers a restrained modern palette and contemporary furniture into that older framework. Its largest Presidential arrangement joins the two grand suites, preserving the sense of adjoining reception rooms, while Delano Café gives the courtyard a new role as a dining space.[1][2]
Sources for this history
See where you’ll be
Paris, just outside the door
Places to discover nearby
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 place
theatre · Opéra
L'Olympia
The boulevard music hall where Colette played the title role in La Romanichelle in 1906, during her run as a professional performer.
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Useful questions, clear answers
Is there a courtyard restaurant?
Yes. Delano Café serves French and Mediterranean cooking in the courtyard setting.
Which rooms preserve the most historic details?
Grand Prestige and Grand Historic advertise original mouldings or restored painted ceilings; Grand Historic also lists marble fireplaces.
Are in-room massages available?
Yes, the concierge can arrange in-room massage appointments.
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Sources & image credits
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Hotel information & sources
Image credits
Illustrations and reconstructions are labelled throughout this page.
- The Presidential Suite at Maison Delano Paris.The Paris AtlasSource & reference
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