Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 bust of Marquis de La Fayette
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 bust of Madame Pompadour
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris
Photo courtesy of by Paige Donner Le 1728 Paris

Le 1728

Cuisine: European, French

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First built in 1728 (hence the name) these salons of the mansion; the Hotel Mazin La Fayette, have been fully restored and now feature a restaurant. This is fine dining as has come to be expected from the Relais & Chateaux brand. This mansion was home to the great Franco-American historical figure, the Marquis de La Fayette from 1827 until his death. More than a restaurant today, Le 1728 aims to be at the centrifuge between gastronomy, wine creators, collectibles and fine art.