LE PAVILLON DES LETTRES * * * *
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Un hotel literario que combina el arte de la escritura y la decoración, donde cada habitación esconde el alma de un poeta o escritor.
Después del pabellón de la Reina en el pantano, Jerome Chevalier abre El Pabellón de las Cartas. Un concepto nacido de su imaginación y de la de un decorador fuera de lo común, Didier Benderli. La idea es combinar el arte de la escritura y la estética de la decoración para rendir homenaje a los talentos conocidos y ocultos de la literatura francesa, pero también internacional. Se conocían los hoteles-tiendas pero aún no los hoteles literarios. Éste es el primero del género, a pocos pasos del Elíseo. La fachada y las escaleras están catalogadas como monumentos históricos. 26 letras del alfabeto, 26 habitaciones y suites que revelan la belleza y la poesía de diferentes autores: Andersen, Baudelaire, Calderon, Dideret, Eschyle, Flaubert, Goethe, Hugo, Ibsen, James, Kafka, James, Kafka, La Fontaine, Musset, Nerval, Ovacía, Proust, Nerval, Ovacía, Proust, La Fontaine, Musset, Shakespeare, Zola. Detrás de cada puerta se esconde el alma de un poeta, de un escritor, de un apasionado, que da un ambiente particular a la sala, con la ayuda, en particular, de trozos elegidos e impresos en las paredes. Los textos son a veces sutiles, a veces tensos, a veces poéticos. Todos ellos incitan a la reflexión o a la contemplación. La decoración de las habitaciones es bastante nula y todos los muebles de hayas teñidos son refinados. Ocho declinaciones de colores combinan matices de cobre, fuego, coñac… Hay una chimenea en el salón. ¡So acogedor!
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At 8am, the worst construction I’ve ever heard in my entire life started on the street. The building was literally shaking and it sounded like a 747 jet engine was next to the window. I had to put toilet paper in my ears. No heads up from staff or an apology from management.
At 11:30am one of the receptionists calls with a rude tone asking when I will be vacating the room as checkout is at 12pm and on 4 hours of sleep I curtly tell her I need 10 minutes to take a shower and I will come down for the key but she hangs up the phone while I’m in the middle of a sentence.
3 minutes later while I’m starting to get angry and literally wet in the shower another receptionist comes up knocking on my door with the new key asking for my bags. At this point, I’m red hot and angrily tell them off about the service so far at the hotel
During the rest of the stay in our 2nd room, the shower kept flooding and overflowing into the rest of the bathroom. Construction continued including random hammering throughout the day, the fire alarm randomly went off one morning, and one of the late night staff met us at night without shoes on
I will say the two girls who checked us out the morning we left (didn’t see them before that moment) provided excellent service, unfortunately didn’t get their names but they’re too good for the place
The concierge and everyone else working here are very warm and helpful.
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But the quaint, charming, cozy atmosphere of the classy boutique hotel coupled with the beyond friendly and helpful staff exceeded all of our expectations.
Although we had visited Paris previously, planning an elopement in Paris from Canada is not an easy task. You want to foresee every possibility and make sure everything is as perfect as possible. I (the groom) called the hotel staff so many times to ask questions I thought they would hate me by the end, but each time they were so warm, friendly and did everything they could to assist. From emailing photos of different rooms in the hotel, to restaurant recommendations and reservations, calling restaurants on our behalf, and even though I fool myself that I have some sort of French skills, everyone on the staff were more than happy to converse in English.
The excellent level of service continued when we were actually at the hotel, the staff maintain professionalism but also make you feel like part of the family. So much so I'd like to name and thank them all for their hard work: Lou, Leo, Jessa, Noemie...thank you all so, so much! And if you're looking for the best restaurant recommendations in the city...Leo is the guy to know ;).
As for the hotel, again, you can expect the quaint, cozy and charming elegance of a top-level boutique hotel. The bathrooms are IMMACULATE, sparkling clean with remarkable and luxurious silver tile. Wonderful soaker tubs and beautiful showers. The beds and bedding are fluffy, elegant and incredibly comfortable. All the amenities are at your fingertips, and if you're in need of anything...that friendly hotel staff I rave about is always there. The large French windows in every room make it feel bright and airy. And...did I mention the bathrooms?!
We stayed in one of the deluxe rooms with a lovely rooftop terrace overlooking the Eiffel Tower, but I had the opportunity to have a peek at some of the other rooms and even without an Eiffel view, every room is wonderful.
Location is walking-distance perfect to just about anywhere you want to go. So with all of that I'm sure its redundant for me to say we highly recommend Le Pavillon Des Lettres and are counting the minutes until the next time we visit.
Thank you again to all of the staff for making our wedding in Paris the dream we imagined it could be.