Pavillon de la Reine

Hotel Guide

The Vibe

• Aristocratic intimacy. It feels like staying at the private estate of a very well-connected Parisian friend.

The Room to Book

• For history lovers, the Suite Victor Hugo or the Suite de la Reine. For a more modern, tucked-away feel, the Classic Rooms in the attic are incredibly cozy.

Wine & Dine

• The Vibe: An intimate, Michelin-starred "gastronomic salon" led by Chef Thibault Sombardier, featuring a moody, velvet-clad library for winter and a lush, hidden garden courtyard for alfresco summer dining.

• The Food: Modernized French classics focusing on seasonal precision—think Saint-Pierre with caviar, decadent Chocolate Soufflé, and a highly-regarded Sunday Champagne Brunch.

Wellness & Spa

• The Spa de la Reine by Codage, featuring a gym, jacuzzi, and steam bath—a true rarity for a boutique property in this historic district.

Best time to Visit

• October for the fiery red autumn leaves on the facade, or May to enjoy breakfast in the blooming courtyard.

Budget

• Rates start at EUR 450 per night.

Local Guide

Local Restaurants

• Les Enfants du Marché 39 Rue de Bretagne, 3 arr.

• L'Ami Louis 32 Rue du Vertbois, 3 arr.

• More restaurants in our Marais Guide.

Explore

• Musée Picasso: Housed in the stunning Hôtel Salé, it holds the world’s most extensive collection of the master’s work, just a 5-minute walk away.

Cafe/Breakfast

• Cafe Charlot 38 rue de Bretagne, 3 arr.

How to Get There

• The hotel can be reached within a 40-minute drive from Charles de Gaulle or Orly airport.

• Free private parking (open 24/7) with valet parking and electric charging stations.