Pavillon des Lettres

17/07/2024

02/06/2023

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/ive-spent-20-years-exploring-france-and-these-are-the-most-authentic-places-to-stay-tb7hz0w73

In today’s Times… Carolyn Boyd writes about some wonderful places to stay (for every budget!) from past/recent experience of staying.
Le Pavillon des Lettres is proudly part of the list. (n°25)
Thank you very much!

When it comes to a holiday across the Channel, the choice is endless: bucolic countryside with time-warp villages, coastal road trips with gourmet restaurants

13/01/2020

11/12/2019

‘For the ultimate indulgence, we recommend booking one of the top floor rooms which offers stunning views of the Parisian skyline, some including the magnificent Eiffel Tower – a sight to behold in the city, day or night.’

This charming Parisian boutique hotel is a literary oasis away from the city hubbub. From delicious food to relaxing rooms, it's a perfect weekend getaway.

18/10/2019

Rebecca Cox reviewed Pavillon des Lettres within a guide to literary Paris! ‘Choose the Anderson junior suite on the sixth floor for stunning views across the rooftops of Paris with the Eiffel tower twinkling just a stone’s throw away.’
Thank you Rebecca!

Hemingway, Zola, Proust, Fitzgerald, Wilde: Paris is a city that has long inspired the greats to produce beautiful literary works. Whether seeking shelter or inspiration, Paris has long been a creative mecca, and the sights and stories that have set the scene for and coloured some of the great liter...

30/09/2019

Thank you for the feature!

Located one minute from the chic Rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré, Place de la Madelaine, Champs Elysées, Petit Palais and Grand Palais where FIAC is held every year and Musée Jacquemart-André, Hotel P…

20/09/2019

‘For my evening’s entertainment at the Le Pavillon des Lettres, I had no other than me, myself and I – oh, and a whole library of award-winning literature. While it’s rare to see a public experience designed for the individual rather than for a couple or group, the hotel’s trademark literary wine pairing is by its nature best enjoyed by yourself… That evening, I spent a delightful three hours of reading time in the hotel’s charming salon area, sinking into the plush velvet sofa and enjoying the flickering glow from the fireplace.’1

Reading is, for many, one of the greatest solitary pleasures – and where better to do it than at Le Pavillon des Lettres, a literary boutique hotel in the heart of Paris?