Le Pavillon de la Reine
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Ivy-covered 17th-century mansion with garden courtyard and plush decor
Ivy-covered 17th-century mansion with garden courtyard and plush decor
"Hidden behind a 17th-century façade just off the Place des Vosges, I found a petite collection of guest rooms around a secret-feeling courtyard, complete with the One‑MICHELIN‑Star restaurant Anne and a leafy garden terrace that feels like an in-the-know retreat even if you’re not staying the night." - The MICHELIN Guide
"Facing the Place des Vosges, I found this family-owned hotel’s ivy-covered 17th-century façade and private garden courtyard to be a fairytale come to life when lit up; inside, Didier Benderli’s interiors blend original antiques, marble fireplace mantels, and richly colored oil portraits with contemporary furnishings for a vibe that’s both plush and unfussy. The 56 rooms and suites each have a different style and decor, so I’d advise asking in advance whether you prefer antique or modern." - Matt Ortile
"Tucked behind the arcades of Place des Vosges, this vine-covered hôtel particulier offers a quietly authentic Marais experience with exposed timber beams, stone floors and a salon dressed like a connoisseur’s living room (fresh flowers and a winter fire alongside an honesty bar); its 56 individually decorated rooms feature gilded mirrors, trompe l’oeil wallpaper and period antiques, several interconnecting rooms and a family suite, a one-Michelin-starred Anne restaurant with a devoted local clientele, and extras such as bikes and arranged guided tours to deepen the Marais visit." - Mary Winston Nicklin, Lindsey Tramuta
"A regal hotel in a 17th-century mansion on Place des Vosges, offering opulent decor and a gastronomic restaurant." - Lane Nieset
"Hidden in the charming Place des Vosges, this place offers irresistible charm and a luxurious experience—a true hidden gem—and has One MICHELIN Key." - Mikka Wee