Hôtel du 5 rue de Tilsitt, Private mansion near Place Charles de Gaulle, Paris, France.

The Hôtel du 5 rue de Tilsitt is a private mansion in Paris located near Place Charles de Gaulle. It features multiple floors with large windows arranged symmetrically and ornate stone details across its exterior.

Renowned architect Jacques Ignace Hittorff designed this mansion in the 19th century as part of a collection of residences near the Arc de Triomphe. The building remains one of the few surviving examples from this distinguished group.

The mansions of the Hôtels des maréchaux were named after the marshals of the First Empire, and the group around the Arc de Triomphe was planned under the Restoration. Hittorff, who trained under Percier and Fontaine, gave each facade a slightly different stone treatment, so the row reads as a set rather than a copy.

The mansion stands on rue de Tilsitt, on the north side of Place Charles de Gaulle, a short walk from the Charles de Gaulle-Étoile metro and RER station. The building is private and cannot be visited; the facade is seen from the public pavement, and the square's traffic makes the outer sidewalks the safer vantage point.

The building was part of a special group of mansions built specifically for high-ranking military officers. This collection, known as the Hôtels des maréchaux, was a notable urban development project of the 1800s.