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France > Ile-de-France > Paris > Le Pavillon de la Reine > Review

Le Pavillon de la Reine, Paris, France

Star rating: StarStarStarStar
Address: 28 Place des Vosges, 75003 Paris, France
Rooms: 56

Rates from: GBP 570  

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“The cosy converted 17th century townhouse was once a royal residence, discretely tucked away in the heart of the Marais.”

Pavillon de la Reine by Jamie Dunford Wood


This fantastically located 17thC Paris mansion (off the Place des Vosges in the Marais) suffers very slightly from a faux-chateau complex. The Pavillon de la Reine's reception area is decked in heavy and ancient stone flagging, striped furnishings, reproduction oil paintings, oak beams and tapestries, so your first thought is wow! can this be for real? The décor in the rooms is very slightly tasteless, with heavy contrasting patterns and chintzy fabrics, some (the duplexes for example) in garish colours such as mulberry with grey fabric walls. There are no separate showers (nice to have at these prices), and the baths are rather basic. To avoid a headache ask for a room with a plain, neutral wall colour, preferably one of the oak beamed rooms, as these at least go the whole hog, even down to a reproduction Renoir. Location-wise and service-wise it cannot be faulted.

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