Cour des Vosges

Step into the family home of a noble lineage of scholars, collectors and precious moments at Cour des Vosges, a stately residence in the legendary Place des Vosges.

Dating back to the 17th-century, Cour des Vosges Paris is a hush-hush hideaway for those seeking gastronomy, history, or just a respite from the city. With a vibe that feels more like a guesthouse than a hotel, you’ll find 12 butler-serviced rooms and suites featuring exposed beams, stainless steel accents, and a gallery-worthy collection of artwork. There’s no formal restaurant or bar. However, the Tea Room offers light gourmet fare for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as a patisserie serving ultra-decadent pastries and desserts.

Renaissance grandeur beckons within each of the 12 luxury apartments. A mixture of 17th-century splendor and 1970s design, rooms feature old terracotta, azure tapestries, reimagined four-poster beds, candelabra lamps, books and statues alongside stainless steel tables, a glass bar counter and brass basin. Windows overlook the tree-lined square, enveloping you with natural light.

When not exploring the delightful sights and tastes of Paris, enjoy a slice of serenity with a soak in the Roman bath or savor a light meal served in the hotel's terrace lounge.