Hotel Pavillon de la Reine

22, Place des Vosges - 75003 Paris

Officially opened in 1612 as the Place Royal, Place des Vosges was constructed on the orders of Henry IV who died before he saw it completed.
It quickly attracted high society to the Marais, often visited by Madame de Sévigné, Racine, La Fontaine and Molière. After a long period of decline, the Marais has recovered its aristocratic credentials

Nowadays, beneath the arcades of the square, it is a pleasure to browse in the antique shops, visit the art galleries or dine in a good restaurant.
Nearby are the lively Place de la Bastille, the picturesque Jewish quarter, some magnificient private mansions now turned into museums, and the shops rue des Francs-Bourgeois.

The Pavillon de la Reine opens the doors of its luxurious apartment and reveals its flowered courtyard to you.
inthe heart of historic Paris, it is a delightful pied-à-terre that offers all the comfort of a grand hotel.

In the Historical Marais district, on the very romantic place des Vosges where Louis XIII married Anne of Austria, next to the Carnavalet and Picasso museums, the Pavillon de la Reine offers 55 quiet rooms and suites overlooking flowered courtyard.

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