Le Pavillon de la Reine
Les Archives, Paris
“Aristocratic Marais sanctuary”
Vibe
Hidden behind the stone arcades of Place des Vosges, an ivy-covered courtyard opens into a discreet seventeenth-century aristocratic retreat.
“Aristocratic Marais sanctuary”
Ivy-draped seventeenth-century mansion concealed behind the vaulted stone arcades of historic Place des Vosges.
Attentive boutique service, complimentary minibars, custom CODAGE bath amenities, and garden dining at Restaurant Anne.
Didier Benderli interiors pairing original seventeenth-century exposed oak beams with rich velvets and antique portraits.
Tucked off Place des Vosges in the Marais, steps from the square's arcades and bustling bistros.
Rooms
Original seventeenth-century oak beams meet plush velvet wall-coverings and antique oil portraits overlooking the quiet garden courtyard.
Wellness
Tucked away below ground, the spa pairs custom CODAGE treatments with a mosaic hammam, hot tub, and private fitness room.
Backstory
Named for Queen Anne of Austria, who stayed here in the seventeenth century, the residence is now preserved by the Chevalier family.
Eat & drink
At Michelin-starred Restaurant Anne, seasonal French tasting menus are served on the leafy garden terrace beside an intimate salon honesty bar.
The neighborhood
Step through the vaulted gateway directly into Place des Vosges, with the Marais's independent art galleries and bustling bistros just beyond.
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