Paris, 7e arrondissement — France

Hôtel Beaulieu

31 rooms · inspected March 2026Member rateBreakfast included

The house

A maison that never wanted to be a hotel

The Comtesse de Beaulieu built the house in 1912 for her daughters and their inconvenient libraries. It became a hotel only in 1987, and grudgingly: the corridors still bend around the original bookcases, and room fourteen keeps the countess's writing desk because no one has ever had the heart to move it.

Thirty-one rooms face either the courtyard garden or the Rue de Grenelle. There is no lobby music, no minibar theatre, and no conference floor. Breakfast is served under the glass roof until eleven, and the kitchen will send up a tray at any hour without a surcharge or a sigh.

Our inspector stayed in February and again in March. Both visits passed all forty-one points; the house has held its standing rate for three consecutive years.

What the house does well

Particulars

  • Breakfast under glass

    Served 7h–11h in the courtyard orangerie; included in every rate.

  • House car

    Station transfers within Paris on request, at no charge for members.

  • The library

    Four thousand volumes, honesty bar, and a fire lit from October.

  • Working quiet

    Fibre in every room; desks in all categories above Classic.

  • Cellar plunge pool

    A vaulted seven-metre pool, reserved in private half-hours.

  • A proper concierge

    Two clefs d'or holders; restaurants booked under your name, not the hotel's.

Rooms at this house

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  • Classic Courtyard Room

    Queen bed · 24 m² · garden view

    €640

    per night

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From the guest book

What members wrote

“The quietest room I have slept in within the périphérique. The fire in the library was lit at six without being asked for.”
Henrik S. — Copenhagen, four nights
“Breakfast in the orangerie is worth the rate on its own. The house car took us to Austerlitz with ten minutes of calm to spare.”
Adaeze O. — Lagos, two nights

The quarter

Rue de Grenelle, 7e

Eight minutes on foot to the Musée Rodin, twelve to the Boulevard Saint-Germain. The métro at Rue du Bac is two streets over; the house car covers everything else.

  • Musée Rodin — 8 min walk
  • Le Bon Marché — 10 min walk
  • Gare du Nord — 25 min by house car

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Guest services

  • Concierge desk, 7h–23h CET
  • 48-hour courtesy hold
  • Free cancellation to 7 days
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