Le Pavillon Des Lettres

Le Pavillon des Lettres, a luxury boutique hotel, off the Faubourg St Honore in the 8th arrondissement, near the Elysee and the British Embassy, opened in January 2011\nAs a sister hotel to the much-loved Pavillon de la Reine in the Place des Vosges, it shares the same owner, management and designer. Also sister hotel to Hotel du Petit Moulin on the Rue du Poitou \nThere are just 26 rooms: each one dedicated to a letter of the alphabet and a writer, from Andersen (Hans Christian) to Zola (Emile) \nLines from a poem, play or text are an integral part of the design in every room, hand stenciled above the bed\nRooms from A to Z: Andersen, Baudelaire, Calderon de la Barca, Diderot, Eschyle (Aeschylus), Flaubert, ..., Zola\n26 rooms and suites, Les Litteraires; Les Belles Lettres and Les Romantiques, two top-floor suites with perfect views of the Eiffel Tower and the Grand Palais. \nThe Salon, for breakfast and the honesty bar, is also home to the hotel s library, an invitation to read everything from novels to comic books; the great classics to newly published works, both French and international\nArchitect and interior designer Didier Benderli has created subtle, sophisticated interiors, that are very French, very elegant and modern. Previous work includes Le Pavillon de la Reine, the restaurant Kitsch in New York and the caviar restaurant Petrossian in Monaco \nA 5 minute stroll from the Place Madeleine (and the Madeleine metro station); a short walk from Place de la Concorde, Jardins des Tuileries and the Champs Elysees; 15 minute drive from the Gare du Nord for Eurostar; 45 minute drive from Roissy Charles de Gaulle International Airport