Overview
Here, one comes primarily for a venue that knows how to maintain its character. At 33 Rue Jean Goujon, La Maison Villeroy embodies the discretion of the Golden Triangle without losing itself in ostentation. The highlight, I can tell you right away, is simple: the dining and bar experience here possess more character than many more prominently located hotels. Trente-Trois boasts a Michelin star, under the guidance of Sébastien Sanjou, which transforms the pace of a stay. One dines seriously on-site, before descending for a Japanese whisky at the Bar Jean Goujon. Here, the gold leaf mouldings evoke the original residence, without any superficial decor. On foot, you are also just 402 metres from the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris. This proximity matters, as it perfectly encapsulates the neighbourhood: fashion, collection, and intimate conversation. La Maison Villeroy is not a transient palace; it is a home for guests who desire Paris to be clear, precise, and well-maintained. The Atout France registry further confirms its Palace classification and five-star status. For the rest, I will stick to solid facts: here, it is primarily the dining and the location that speak volumes.
History & Heritage
The Atout France Palace registry confirms the Palace status of La Maison Villeroy.
The Michelin Guide notes that the Bar Jean Goujon has retained the gold leaf mouldings from the original residence.
Architecture & Design
The Michelin Guide mentions the Bar Jean Goujon, which has preserved the gold leaf mouldings from the original residence.
The In-House Experience
The establishment is classified as five stars and is listed in the Atout France Palace registry.
The hotel is located approximately 402 metres from the Yves Saint Laurent Museum in Paris and about 599 metres from the Palais Galliera, the Paris Fashion Museum.
The Bar Jean Goujon retains gold leaf mouldings, a remnant of the original residence.
Dining
The Michelin Guide awards one star to the restaurant Trente-Trois, led by Chef Sébastien Sanjou.
The Bar Jean Goujon is also featured in the Michelin Guide, retaining the original residence's gilded mouldings. It offers a selection of Japanese whiskies.
Trente-Trois is additionally mentioned by the Michelin Guide. The restaurant, overseen by Chef Christophe Hay, has been awarded two Michelin stars.
Just Around the Corner
The Yves Saint Laurent Museum Paris is approximately 402 metres away. The Palais de la Découverte is around 454 metres distant. The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity - Russian Orthodox Church is situated about 474 metres from the hotel. The Palais Galliera, the Fashion Museum of Paris, is roughly 599 metres away. Yoyo is about 616 metres from the hotel, while the Palais de Tokyo for families is approximately 618 metres distant. The National Galleries of the Grand Palais are around 636 metres away, and the Hôtel de Béhague is approximately 774 metres from the hotel.
In terms of nearby dining options, La Maison de l'Aubrac is about 478 metres away, Tse Yang is approximately 525 metres distant, Le 39V restaurant is around 585 metres away, Divellec is about 679 metres distant, La Cantine Russe is approximately 680 metres away, and Le Bistrot de Pékin is around 706 metres from the hotel.
The commercial neighbourhood also includes Manoush, which is about 69 metres away, Baby Dior at approximately 149 metres, Caron at around 264 metres, Versace at about 292 metres, and Chez André at roughly 308 metres.
Practical Information
- Address: 33 Rue Jean Goujon, 75008 Paris, FR - Verified Coordinates: 48.865327, 2.304748 - Rating: 5 stars; Palace distinction in the Atout France registry - Reference date for Michelin sources: 2026-05-19 - Named sources: Atout France, Michelin Guide
