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Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel

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Georges Vuitton had the words Vuitton Building carved into 70 Avenue des Champs-Élysées. Louis Bigaux and Koller finished the seven-story late Art Nouveau block for a May 1914 opening: trunks below, and above them the workrooms where Jenny Sacerdote cut her little grey suit. Only the street facade and roof survived a 1996 rebuild, listed since 23 November 1992, and Marriott opened 192 rooms behind that shell in mid-July 1997.

About Paris Marriott Champs Elysees Hotel

History

Georges Vuitton, son of the trunk-maker, bought the plot in 1912. Louis Bigaux and Koller built the seven-story Vuitton Building, inaugurated in May 1914, late Art Nouveau, with the Vuitton shop below and Jenny Sacerdote's couture house above from 1914 to 1933. The street facade and roof were inscribed as a historic monument on 23 November 1992. A 1996 rebuild kept that shell. Jérôme Delaage and Fernand Tsaropoulos designed the hotel, which opened in mid-July 1997 with 192 rooms. The lobby restaurant Jenny is named for Sacerdote.

The setting

70 Avenue des Champs-Élysées, 75008, with a service side toward 55 Rue de Ponthieu. The Arc de Triomphe is up the avenue. The listed facade is the one that still reads Vuitton Building.

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