Le Pavillon de la Reine & Spa

I will recommend this wonderful hotel to many friends and family. We absolutely loved our stay! From the moment we entered the hotel, the level of service was above and beyond what I expected. We loved our rooms - beds, linens, size of room, decor - all superb. The location of the hotel, in a stunning courtyard, could not be better, just opposite Places de Vosges - stunning and very central. We hope to return soon.

Amazing hotel highly recommended! We will return on our next trip to Paris! Well located, very quiet, super clean with a wonderful team!

I have kept on staying at this hotel these thirty years.They improve the conditions.

Place des Vosges is a unique address in Paris, in the heart of the Marais. The Pavilion is also a unique building, historically and in its location within the Place des Vosges. A beautiful setting on a private courtyard the hotel offers a range of room/suite options, all well appointed and furnished. A good range of breakfast options is offered at convenient hours. An on-site restaurant dinner service is also available as are various spa treatments; we did not sample them, but likely up to the facility standards. Not inexpensive, but in our opinion well worth it.

The location in Place des Vosges is unbeatable, but the property is in desperate need of updates.

Rude receptionist, distasteful room decor, tired appearance of the hotel, limited and overpriced room service

All amazing except our particular room was dark and bed linens and towels were Not good quality, thin towels, rough sheets.

Fabulous, wonderful stay! Highly recommended.

The mansion hotel, hidden just north of the Place does Vosges was a perfect base for a week in Paris. Many guest overheard in the library or lounge talked about multiple stays and generational family trips and use of the hotel. La Pavillon definitely has a special quality and connection to this ancient part of Paris. Romantic weekenders, film industry folks, honeymooners, grandparents and artists mixed easily at the casual, but elegant, breakfasts and happy hours. Most guests spoke French, but a fair share of English speakers (mostly US) were in the mix. Stylish, quiet, and well proportioned (unusual for Paris) rooms spread over several floors and courtyards of the mansion. Service was immediate, very personal, and efficient— bellmen and night porters, concierges (Merci, Arnaud!), front desk, bar staff and maintenance clearly enjoy their jobs and helping travelers. Merci toutes!