Elegant luxury hotel across the street from Place des Vosges
The elegant Pavillon de la Reine puts you on the Right Bank in the heart of one of Paris's most historic neighborhoods. You'll be right on Place des Vosges, the city's oldest square. The Chemin Vert Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away.
The hotel carefully balances the classic and contemporary. Touches like modern furniture and bursts of color keep the public spaces and guestrooms fresh and lively without sacrificing vintage elegance. You'll find Korean and French art in the welcoming public spaces.
The hotel's Spa de la Reine offers spa treatments, a Turkish bath, and other services to designed to rejuvenate you after a long day of sightseeing.
If you need to update your social media status while you travel, the hotel offers free WiFi in its guestrooms. You can personalize the space by plugging your tunes into the iPod dock.
If you take a 3-minute stroll to the opposite end of Place des Vosges you'll end up at the Victor Hugo House. The author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame lived here for 16 years.
The elegant Pavillon de la Reine puts you on the Right Bank in the heart of one of Paris's most historic neighborhoods. You'll be right on Place des Vosges, the city's oldest square. The Chemin Vert Metro Station is a 5-minute walk away.
The hotel carefully balances the classic and contemporary. Touches like modern furniture and bursts of color keep the public spaces and guestrooms fresh and lively without sacrificing vintage elegance. You'll find Korean and French art in the welcoming public spaces.
The hotel's Spa de la Reine offers spa treatments, a Turkish bath, and other services to designed to rejuvenate you after a long day of sightseeing.
If you need to update your social media status while you travel, the hotel offers free WiFi in its guestrooms. You can personalize the space by plugging your tunes into the iPod dock.
If you take a 3-minute stroll to the opposite end of Place des Vosges you'll end up at the Victor Hugo House. The author of Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre Dame lived here for 16 years.
