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Le Pavillon de la Reine

Paris, France • Place des Vosges • OVER THE TOP

avg. $749 / night

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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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Non-smoking rooms

Le Pavillon de la Reine Reviews

1,206 reviews

"Intimate hotel in a historic building and adjacent to a great park. Staff is responsive, rooms are elegant and breakfasts are nicely prepared. Would happily return."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 22, 2026

"We booked a junior suite because there were 3 of us but that meant one person is stuck on a terribly uncomfortable couch bed which is bent in the middle - NOT a 5 star"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 16, 2026

"We again had a wonderful stay at this superb hotel. The service was outstanding, and you feel the staff are genuinely happy to see you. The suite was excellent, and so quiet. There is an extensive choice at breakfast; you can order eggs any way you wish as well, and the boiled ones were spot on! The spa is small, and the jacuzzi there is a little underpowered, but the steam room will rejuvenate you! The location of this hotel, set back discreetly from the Pace des Vosges, means that it is quiet, with the its lovely little courtyard garden. You also have the convenience of choosing to walk through the lovely Marais, or use one of the nearby Metro stations to get to many Parisian attractions."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Apr 08, 2026

"The hotel is an overpriced tourist trap, in Paris a 1 star property pretending to be 5!! BEWARE!!! Old , dingy and cramped with rooms decorated in inexplicably bad taste…corridors so narrow you must turn sideways to get past housekeeping carts which litter the corridor! It was only loud , crude Americans with no concept of a decent hotel! Bring totally a tourist district , the local restaurants are totally tourist and bad. Asked concierge about a restaurant and museum for monday….he gave us a little brochure but fails to mention that that were both CLOSED on Monday!!! Absolute garbage breakfast buffet…processed scrambled eggs, some sausage and stale croissants and pastries!! Priced are exorbitant for what you get and am amazed that they remain open!! Be advised, you are better off never seeing Paris than staying here and seeing Paris. Just tourists, no class, so totally atypical of Paris. I am an Amex Centurion card holder and I can’t believe that they would even be associated with this pathetic and unpleasant property !! Better to not go to Paris at all than go and stay here!!and stay here!!and stay here!!and stay h"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 18, 2026

"Nice hotel in an excellent location The hotel itself is lovely. We have spent 2 nights in room 80 and liked the style and comfort. The staff were very attentive. We were less impressed by the experience at restaurant Anne. The service in the restaurant was very slow. The food was mediocre.overpriced and pretentious. We will not repeat the experience."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Mar 04, 2026

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