Le Pavillon des Lettres Hotel
Hotel · La Madeleine ·
Literary themed boutique hotel with stylish rooms and excellent service
Literary themed boutique hotel with stylish rooms and excellent service
"Occupying a powerful little corner of Paris (near the French Ministry of the Interior and the Élysées Palace), this 26-room sister hotel to the delightful Pavillon de la Reine conjures a chic take on la vie bohème. In this version, though, Rodolfo and Mimì are coughing into Hermès scarves, since the rue du Faubourg St-Honoré beckons too. Rooms, named after famous writers, are more cozy than grand, but they come with a lot of style. Individual color schemes were conceived by interior designer Didier Benderli: pigeon-gray walls, say, with thick chocolate-brown carpeting and deep-purple velvet settees and side chairs. The fluffy beds have glove leather–covered headboards, as well as great reading lamps. An iPad waits in every room, and junior suites upgrade standard baths or showers to whirlpool baths and rain showers. The hotel has neither a restaurant nor a bar nor a gym, but it hits a bull’s-eye for its well-defined demographic—the worldly and the well-heeled."
"Paying homage to the arts and cultural spirit that is the heart of Paris, Les Pavillion des Lettres has themed each of its rooms to pay tribute to a great author, poet or simply a celebrated genius. The first literary themed hotel in the city, Les Pavillion des Lettres is a perfect place to stay for guests who love to celebrate arts and culture, particularly writing and poetry. The rooms are sumptuously decorated and extracts from the work of the poet or author are displayed on the walls, themed around sleep and night time so the result is a dream-like majestic feel which will gently guide you into a restful sleep. Silks, soft linen, art works and beautiful furnishings all add to the sense of magnificence. Located in the 8th arrondissement the location of this hotel is perfect for seeing the sights of Paris, being a few minutes’ walk from the bustling Champs Elysees, the Place Beauvau, the Sotheby's and Christies galleries, and mere moments Place de la Concorde and the Grand Palais as well! You can get absorb the best of the French Capital from this location whether it’s shopping or arts and culture you are interested in, or if you simply want to relax at one of the many chic bars or café’s nearby. The hotel also boasts an elegant tea room which is the perfect place to relax and discuss the events or the day and also a relaxed honesty bar where you can grab a drink or two before dinner in the evening. Small Luxury Hotel" - My Boutique Hotel (en)
"From the same family that brought you the Pavillon de la Reine, here’s another pavillon entirely, the Pavillon des Lettres. This one, in the 8th arrondissement, is styled as a literary hotel, each of its twenty-six rooms named for a well-known author, from Baudelaire to Zola, Ibsen to Kafka. But though its luxuries may be subtle, it’s by no means only a hotel for bookish types." - Tablet Hotels
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