Hotel Gault

Influenced by the Haussmann architecture of contemporary Paris, Browne proposed, for the façade, a Second Empire style, featuring vertical pilasters and floral details carved into Champlain blue-gray limestone. The elegant corner door invites guests into the large open lobby, where guests will find the magnificent 19th century cast-iron pillars, the sole remaining interior element from the original design. The willowy elegance of these pillars, which are also located in certain suites, served as the main inspiration for this modern boutique hotel project.

In the lobby, these columns are harmoniously paired against modern architectural materials, such as concrete and hot rolled steel. The lobby features an array of colorful chairs and a single bar/reception area that serves as the lobby’s centerpiece.Hotel Gault unveiled the next step in its evolution in June 2002. Hotel Gault offers its guests contemporary design and unparalleled amenities in exceptionally spacious loft-style rooms.