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Pavillon de la Reine & Spa, Place des Vosges

Paris, France · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Anne of Austria lived in the wing facing Place des Vosges, and the hotel behind the arcade at number 28 still carries her name. Yoyo and Jacques Chevalier bought the house in 1985, when this square was not yet the walk it is now, and turned it into fifty-six rooms around a planted court, with interiors by Didier Benderli and Restaurant Anne on the ground floor.

About Pavillon de la Reine & Spa, Place des Vosges

History

Pavillon de la Reine takes its name from Anne of Austria, who lived in the wing facing the square when it was still Place Royale. The square opened in 1612 and became Place des Vosges in 1800. Yoyo and Jacques Chevalier bought the house in 1985 and made the hotel. Fifty-six rooms and suites now sit at 28 Place des Vosges, in the 3rd, with interiors by Didier Benderli of Kérylos Intérieurs. In 2008 the family opened the ground floor toward the courtyard, started Restaurant Anne, and built the spa downstairs. It is a different house from Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain.

The setting

28 Place des Vosges, 75003 Paris, under the arcades on the Marais side of the square, in the 3rd arrondissement. Victor Hugo's apartment is at number 6. The Picasso Museum and the Musée Carnavalet are a short walk, and Bastille is nearby. This address is the 3rd.

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