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Le Pavillon de la Reine

Paris, France • Place des Vosges • OVER THE TOP

avg. $749 / night

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At a glance

A 17th-century Marais hotel on Place des Vosges with pattern-saturated interiors and a hidden courtyard garden.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and collectors in the Marais

Highlights:

  • 17th-century building on Place des Vosges, Paris's most formal square
  • Rooms layer toile de Jouy and exposed timber beams with baroque damask
  • Hidden courtyard garden separates property from the street entirely
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PB hotel design editorial

Hidden behind a vine-smothered façade on the north side of Place des Vosges — Henry IV's great royal square, completed in 1612 and still the most formally beautiful in Paris — Le Pavillon de la Reine takes its name from the pavilion historically associated with Anne of Austria, whose private apartments once anchored this corner of the Marais. The 17th-century building was converted into a 56-room hotel and approached through a cobbled forecourt garden that effectively disappears the property from the square itself, a piece of urban concealment almost unmatched among Paris's luxury addresses. The interiors, last overhauled with considerable ambition, work a controlled tension between historical register and pattern-saturated contemporary energy. Rooms layer toile de Jouy wallpapers against exposed timber-beamed ceilings painted in deep terracotta, while other configurations push further into maximalism — baroque damask wrapping all four walls, striped headboards butting against boldly geometric Missoni-adjacent throws, black-and-white diamond-pattern carpets pushing back against the ornament above. The salon enfilades are dressed in crimson cut-velvet damask, hung with period portraits in gilded frames, and furnished with silver-velvet chaise longues alongside checkerboard club chairs that refuse easy categorisation. The restaurant's back wall — shelved floor to ceiling, backlit in amber, stacked with leather-bound volumes — carries the atmosphere of a private Parisian bibliothèque rather than a hotel dining room.

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Free Wifi

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Non-smoking rooms

Le Pavillon de la Reine Reviews

1,212 reviews

"Lovely quiet hotel in a wonderful part of Paris Reception staff very welcoming Room quiet and pleasant Courtyard garden very special Will come back"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jul 17, 2026

"Currently here now for my bday. What a horrible horrible experience! Came from London where the hotel was absolutely phenomenal, to this garbage. Before booking this hotel my husband decided to surprise me, I looked at this hotel and said what a beautiful place, but it’s crazy expensive so I put it out of my mind. When we arrived here I thought to myself, wow what a dream come true! however this hotel has been a nightmare. I have had better service at a holiday inn, for such a high end hotel with astronomical prices I would have imagined this would be an experience of a lifetime, well let’s say it’s definitely an “ experience” we arrived on 90 plus degree weather with our son, when we arrived to the room it was Soo hot, they told us it would be fixed in an hour, it was never fixed. After a whole day of exploring we came back at 5 pm and again they said we can go to dinner and the problem would be fixed, never was, we came back at 9 pm and they said they can give us a fan, we agreed, 20 min later, they said they don’t have a fan. Then they offered us a 1 bed queen to sleep for the 3 of us until they had another room to accommodate the 3 of us the next day, the next day, they did have a room, however the room is still hot. They left dirty towels in the room at turn down service and placed clean ones ontop of the dirt ones, when I went to lay down, one of the pillows has a stain on it and they never did the turn down service to make my sons bed, so we did it ourselves. There is no manager to speak to here at night. This is by far the worst hotel I have ever stayed in. Beware!!!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 27, 2026

"This is a wonderful hotel with a terrific staff. It is an intimate boutique hotel in one of the loveliest squares in Paris, intimate and friendly yet very elegant in an old-world manner."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Jun 24, 2026

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