Imagine stepping through the arches of Place des Vosges. You find yourself in the tranquil courtyard of the Pavillon de la Reine. This isn’t just any hotel. It’s a piece of Parisian history. Built in 1612 under the order of Henry IV it was meant to be a royal residence. Sadly he died before its completion.
The Pavillon de la Reine became a hub for Parisian high society. Think Racine La Fontaine and Molière. They all graced its halls. The building itself is a testament to classic early 17th-century Parisian architecture. Rich tapestries gigantic beams and sumptuous period furniture all tell a story. A story of elegance and luxury.
Today the Pavillon de la Reine maintains its charm. It is a sanctuary of calm amidst the bustling city. The hotel is surprisingly quiet. It feels tucked away from the crowds. The staff is impeccable. They exude a quiet professionalism. The honesty bar is a lovely touch. It reflects a trust in its guests a nod to the old-world charm.
The hotel boasts 54 rooms and suites. They are surprisingly spacious especially for Paris. Our junior suite includes a lounge a bedroom and a bathroom with two sinks. A luxurious detail many travelers appreciate.The spa is another highlight. A 250 square meter oasis. It features treatment areas a gym a Jacuzzi and a steam bath. The spa uses Carita skincare products. The promise of extreme luxury and refinement is undeniable.
After a long day exploring Paris the Jacuzzi awaits. It’s the perfect way to unwind. To soothe tired muscles. And in the morning a delightful buffet breakfast beckons. Croissants pastries pancakes and more await. This charming intimate hotel is perfectly located. It offers a glimpse into old-school Parisian glamour. A true treasure in the heart of Paris. Leaving the Pavillon de la Reine you carry a piece of Parisian history with you. A reminder of elegance luxury and calm.