Le Pavillon de la Reine

A luxury hotel inside place des Vosges, at number 28, with its own garden of fountains and trees, a spa and family suites. It is the place to sleep in silence in the heart of the Marais.

The house and the square

The hotel takes its name from Anne of Austria, who lived in the 17th century in the wing that separated the mansion from the square. Place des Vosges was inaugurated in 1612, on the occasion of her betrothal to Louis XIII, under the name place Royale; it is the oldest square in Paris and Victor Hugo and Colette lived on it. You enter from the square itself, under the arcades, and the building sits back in a garden, away from the street noise.

Rooms, spa and table

There are 56 rooms and suites decorated by Didier Benderli: classic, superior and deluxe for two people, junior suites for three, suites for four and family rooms for up to five, plus a separate cottage, Le Petit Pavillon, for four. There is one adapted room, on request. The spa has a hammam, jacuzzi, fitness room and treatments from the Codage brand. The restaurant is called Anne and there is a bar and brunch.

Getting there and parking

The metro is a step away: Saint-Paul (line 1), Chemin Vert (line 8) or Bastille (lines 1, 5 and 8), 400 m away. According to the hotel, by official taxi it is about 35 minutes from Orly, at a fixed fare of €45, and an hour from Charles de Gaulle, at €56. If you arrive by car, it has free private parking with valet service and electric chargers, with a maximum height of 1.80 m: book the space with the concierge.