
Hippolyte Jammet
Hippolyte Jammet was the visionary hotelier who acquired Le Bristol Paris in 1925, transforming it into a hub for high society. His collaboration with Jewish architect Leo Lehrman during World War II resulted in a unique partnership that was pivotal in the hotel's survival and legacy, including the remarkable story behind the hotel's missing Room 106.
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Hippolyte Jammet acquired the mansion that became Le Bristol Paris in 1925.
The story behind the missing Room 106 and its WWII secretThe Sydney Morning Herald·
Australia· 2026-08-09






