The building, constructed in the 18th century, became a place of accommodation at the end of the 19th century, first as a family boarding house, then a hotel. It’s here, in 1919, that the famous poets André Breton and Philippe Soupault wrote Les Champs magnétiques (The Magnetic Fields), marking the start of the surrealist movement and automatic writing. After the Second World War, the hotel was bought by Madame Nègre whose devoted and warm welcome left its mark on many a guest. The Brethous-Moncelli family took on the establishment in 1982 and completely renovated it in the early 2000s. The building has been receiving visitors from France and all around the world for over two centuries now, to the continued joy of its guests!
From 1947 to 1957, the Hôtel des Grands Hommes was owned by Madame Marguerite Andrée Nègre Souquet-Basiege.
We still have the guestbook from this era, in which the diverse clientele left their comments, often noting the warm welcome provided by the mistress of the house.
It’s with the same convivial and human approach that we perpetuate the tradition of receiving guests at the Hôtel des Grands Hommes!
We still have the guestbook from this era, in which the diverse clientele left their comments, often noting the warm welcome provided by the mistress of the house.
It’s with the same convivial and human approach that we perpetuate the tradition of receiving guests at the Hôtel des Grands Hommes!
You can check out some excerpts from the historical guestbook on our blog below.
Some guest comments through the ages:
http://bit.ly/gh-guestbook
Some guest comments through the ages:
http://bit.ly/gh-guestbook
Sweet time at the Hotel Grand Hommes
Spectacular Stay
Most definitely Grand place to stay.
Awesome Hotel
Superb location and neighborhood
A wonderful hotel!
Loved the Location!
Meet our team – Vincent de Paul Adjaho of the Hotel & Spa la Belle Juliette
Cèpe et Figue – proper French cuisine at a very reasonable price
The new Saint-Michel – Notre-Dame station after its 35M€ facelift
Duels – The Art of Fighting exhibition at the Army Museum, 24th April – 18th August 2024
Large Restored Works from Notre-Dame exhibition at the Galerie des Gobelins, 24th April – 21st July 2024
En jeu! Artists and Sport (1870-1930) exhibition at the Marmottan Museum until 1st September 2024
Exposition En jeu ! Les artistes et le sport (1870-1930) au Musée Marmottan jusqu’au 1er septembre 2024
ᗰᗴ᙭Ꭵᑕᗩ exhibition at the Quai Branly Museum until 8th September 2024
Exhibition Gold, Silver, Bronze. A History of the Olympic Medal at the Monnaie de Paris until 22nd September 2024
An evening of delicious Mediterranean food – Chefs à 4 mains – at the Clos Belle Juliette, 11th April 2024
Elle Décoration
Transavia
Tamara's blog