B as in Baudelaire, J as in Henry James or P like Proust : in the Pavillon des Lettres, small brother of the Pavillon de la Reine, located in the 8th district each of the 26 rooms pays a tribute to an author. Add to this balneo bathtubs, a perfect view of the Eiffel Tower and an IPad in every room, and you have the ingredients for a 4 star Parisian reference. Let's Visit.

A favorite spot

Tired of too formatted addresses, overused designer concepts, cold and impersonal atmosphere? Opt for the Pavillon des Lettres ! Here, sheltered from the bustle of the most famous avenue in the world, you discover the 8th arrondissement when strolling along the streets, discovering its fashion and culture, the calm of the surrounding gardens, the ornamental bridges of Paris, Sothebys & Christies, designer boutiques and the Grand Palais. We come here because we love the luxurious elegance and charm of an old residence and its impeccable service. Not to forget the regenerating calm that reigns in this place. The hotel will seduce you with its warm welcome and its decorative harmony, just like its big brother, The Pavillon de la Reine in the Marais.

A room, an author

In the Pavillon des Lettres, when reading Midsummer Night’s Dream before falling asleep, or another literary master piece, one thing is certain: you will be transported to the imaginary world of one of the 26 writers after whom the rooms have been named and enjoy the 5-star quality service (Concierge service, IPad in every room - an excellent idea - spacious bathrooms with deep balneo bathtubs and free Wifi...) and the cosy, almost sensual, decoration. Natural colour shades, fine bed linens, wrinkled satin, velvet, leather and high-quality cotton contrast the incredible "Versailles" flooring and contemporary artwork. The highlight: to wake up and admire the Eiffel Tower view , take your breakfast on the small balcony when Paris awakes and watch the sun set with a glass of champagne in your hand. No doubt, there are thousand and one reasons to come and return to the Pavillon des Lettres!