Le Pavillon de la Reine

Magique… Avec son intérieur cosy et élégant un tantinet old fashion et son adorable petite cour pavée et arborée décorée de centaine de petites loupiottes les soirs d’hiver, le salon de thé du Pavillon de la Reine est hors du temps.
On s’y arrête pour goûter ou prendre un verre après une balade dans le Marais autour de la Place des Vosges et on s’ installe dans l’une des deux pièces aux murs recouverts de tapisseries orangées et décorées de vieux tabmeaux. Et là, assis bien confortablement dans l’un de ces gros fauteuils devant un chocolat chaud et une petite assiette de biscuits, de fruits secs et noix variées, on aimerait juste que le temps s’ arrête…
L’accueil est chaleureux, le service est poli et attentionné sans être intrusif, le personnel est discret mais aux petits soins, top quoi ! Les prix sont sans doute un peu élevés mais largement justifiés, et le retour à la réalité du monde extérieur parfois difficile!

We stayed at the Pavillon de la Reine because Frommer’s had it as the «most romantic hotel» in Paris and it also earned a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence for 2014. The hotel is located in the Le Marais, an area that’s perfect to get lost in, and right across the Place des Vosges.
The staff was very friendly and helped us book a dinner reservation at a nearby restaurant at the very last minute.
The hotel is charming but I thought our room was on the smaller side and a bit dark inside even when the lights were turned on. Our door lock also seemed a bit tricky to open. Big plus, the bed was wonderful and we slept well all three nights! Room temperature was also perfect. At $ 450 USD per night (prepaid for a lower rate) I would have hoped for a bit more but all in all, we’d stay there again because of the location, quietness and intimacy.

After extensive research online to the point where i felt i was in college cramming for finals. I finally decided on this hotel. I was very pleased. The pictures are accurate. We booked a deluxe room, which i read that you can request it to be a duplex-​which would be 2 floors. Which i preferred to maximize the space. On the first floor we had a toilet room and bathroom. Which was updated and new, stand in shower with great pressure (if your 6 ft tall and big boned you may feel tight) modern sink. The living area was downstairs as well with a chair and small couch and desk. We left our luggage downstairs. It has a lofty feel to it which i enjoyed. Once you reach upstairs we had a kind bed and some closets in the wall to hang your clothes along with the safe.
You have wifi which they say is secure but no password is needed so i don’t think its secure at all. My gmail alerted me that an untrustworthy source may have attempted to sign in so i didn’t email, but to be fair it could have been me signing in. Concierge spoke English and unfortunately was unable to get the young guys name he was there most days till about 7 pm
he was young and thin/​average, brown kinda long hair. He was so nice and helpful. And i wish i would have asked him. Its private and has a gate it can easily be passed if you don’t look to the left, but tourists kept walking by and would go to the courtyard and take pics.
Its located in the Marais (3^rd district) which is a nice location across the place des voseges park which is nice too. I would recommend to friends. i think its averagely priced for paris, and i dont have any complaints. which i heard over and over again the horror stories of so many unhappy travelers with their room.
The seine river was a 20 minute walk and in paris you can very easily take the subway to anywhere you want to go.
And this location did not feel as touristy as many other places we walked to did.

In the heart of Marais District of Paris this hotel is c’est magnifique. The area itself is renown for its beautiful park surrounded by fashion stores, bistros, brasseries and art galleries. Parisians frequent this area. Le meilleur hotel. Simply the best in Paris as the Parisians would claim. The Pavillon is extravagant beginning with the court yard which you must enter through to get to the hotel. Modern designing meets classic french design and done with subtle elegance. The hotel’s designs screams of french history as Victor Hugo’s former residents is across the street and you may possibly presume his spirit talked to the designers of The Pavillon to capture true french beauty.

Situé places des Vosges, Le Pavillon de la Reine est un hôtel très haute gamme avec des tarifs allant de 300 à 800 € la nuit.
Évidemment, je n’y ai jamais séjourné… mais j’ai eu l’occasion d’y rejoindre des amis pour un verre. Prévenue au dernier moment, je n’étais pas du tout habillée pour l’évènement. Il y avait un sacré décalage entre mon jean-​converse et l’élégance de l’établissement.
Il faut dire que dès l’entrée, c’est splendide. A l’intérieur, les pièces sont spacieuses, décorées de manière classique sans être chargées. Par endroit, ils ont conserveé les anciens poutres apparentes ce qui donne une atmosphère très chaleureuse.
Pour mettre retrouver à plusieurs reprises dans ce genre de décalage, je dois rendre hommage à l’accueil du personnel qui né m’a pas regardé en coin et avec mépris en se demandant ce que je faisait là. J’ai déjà été l’objet de tel regard et ce n’est pas agréable du tout.
Bref, très classe !

Plus belle adresse de Paris
On dit que c’est l’adresse la plus belle de Paris et je suis allé voir… somptueux… grandiose… décor très raffiné et très belles boiseries, vieilles pierres et meubles anciens créent une ambiance particulière…

ES increíble.
Opción excelente para pasar un fin de semana romántico o la luna de miel en una de las mansiones del siglo xvii más admiradas del lugar. Conserva el ambiente antiguo (camas con dosel), pero dispone de todas las comodidades modernas, desde aire acondicionado hasta servicio de habitaciones las 24 horas.