Hôtel Marcel Dassault

The Hôtel Marcel Dassault features a grand, curved stone facade facing the Rond-Point des Champs-Élysées. Originally built as a private residence in the mid-nineteenth century, it housed the opulent collections of the couturier Paul Poiret before the aviation magnate Marcel Dassault purchased it in nineteen fifty-two. The building served as the global headquarters for his aeronautics empire for decades. Inside, the grand staircase remains exactly as the designers intended, serving as a silent witness to the business deals that shaped French aviation history.