Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain & Spa

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We stayed here for 4 nights during our anniversary trip to France. From start to finish, there was nothing more we could have asked for. Upon checking in, we were greeted with a personal note, complimentary champagne, macarons, and an upgrade to a Junior Suite. We had THREE Parisian style windows in our spacious, lovely room. Upon arrival, we were offered use of the spa to freshen up, which was a really nice touch after a long flight from New York. We did not eat at the restaurant downstairs, but it looked delicious. The cocktail bar was excellent and provided a nice hub to meet with friends for a drink. The staff is so friendly and accommodating. A small, but simple touch were the hotel provided umbrellas that really came in handy on a rainy day. The hotel is located in a peaceful part of Saint Germain that is close to the action, but discreetly tucked away. Everything about this hotel is impressive and we can't wait to return. Thank you to everyone who took such excellent care of us!

Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain was a hotel that had it all. Great breakfast, perfect location and helpful and wonderful staff. Before we arrived they assisted us in setting up all our transportation needs and once we were there they continued to help us with last minute arrangements. They also assisted in setting up meet and greet service at the airport so once off the plane we moved quickly through the crowds and we were on our way. It was a perfect stay for our first time in Paris! Our junior suite was an excellent size with plenty of room. The details of the room were exactly what we wanted for our Parisian stay! Housekeeping was excellent in makeup and turndown service always fulfilling any special request we made regarding extra towels. We are already planning a return!

Pavillon Faubourg Saint-Germain is a truly wonderful hotel. The staff are all incredibly friendly and welcoming. Everyone at the front desk was helpful (even going above and beyond to return items left in our room after checkout) and the location is ideal. We traveled with guests ranging from 13-75 and everyone loved our time here. We will definitely return!

I stayed in this hotel for 9 days because I was in town for a painting class. I was in room 403 and I loved it. It was small but with 3 wonderful windows that opened to a quiet beautiful street. The voile curtains were so cute. The room felt more like an apartment than a hotel room. Beds were comfortable and sheets and towels were nice. There was an employee named Charles who went out of his way to make sure my stay was perfect. He made me feel very welcome. I’m a James Joyce fan so I enjoyed the excerpts from his book Ulysses that were placed on our beds at night. Breakfast was really good. The pistachio soufflée on the dinner menu is a must have. ( I had it twice!) The spa is really just a massage room- nothing fancy. But it was warm and comfortable. I thought the bar was uncomfortable and not welcoming. The light is too bright and something about the layout of the furniture is not inviting or comfortable. Also people are walking through it, and they trip over your feet when they are going by. I had to walk through the bar area to get to my room and it was always awkward. I think the lobby area would make a better bar area and the cute library could serve as a lobby. This hotel is not as luxurious as the Penisula, Shangra La, and Lutetia - but it was less pretentious and I did not feel underdressed walking through the bar in my clothes from my painting class. Everyone was so friendly that I felt right at home. And the neighborhood is my favorite in Paris. So I’m sure I’ll stay here again. The concierges were so helpful!

We absolutely loved our stay there! We traveled with a large party and they were able to accommodate our rooms being close to one another. They were helping us daily with dinner reservations despite our very large group. The staff was super nice and helpful. We loved our time there. Highly recommend the VIP airport service with meet and greet. It is worth its weight and gold.