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The hotel owes its name from the Hébertot Theatre situated just opposite.
This hotel benefits from a unique location: situated in a very quiet street and at the same time very close to the main capital centres of interest. Right next to the Opera and the Champs-Elysées, it is so easy to get to the main sight-seeing places of Paris. But it is particularly close to sumptuous museums not very well known yet, such as the Nissim de Camondo, the Jacquemart André and the Cernushi museums. You will also easily reach the “Grands magasins”, that is the department stores, and many restaurants which will satisfy even the most demanding customers.
The building dates from the early 19th century and is typically of the Hausmann period. Dating from over 100 years, the hotel was entirely renovated a few years ago. It has an original vaulted basement, which is very rare in the neighbourhood, where breakfasts are served in the morning. |
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 I would be Pastels which have been chosen to create a warmful as well as peaceful atmosphere.-
 I would be André Breton, founder of the surrealism movement ( Magritte, Dali,…) who stayed one year at the hotel.
 I would be the Silence to provide our guests with the best rest. It contrasts with the animation coming from the restaurants and business districts two blocks away.-
 I would be Comfort, which is one of our top priority in order to make you relax at the hotel.
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 I would be Refinement, which can be seen in each detail.
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