Combining a sustainable holiday with a stay in a European metropolis is not possible? We are happy to show you the opposite. Travel with us to the French capital and learn more about Hôtel Le Pavillon.

Green recreation

As you enter the small courtyard leading to the hotel, you forget that you are in the heart of Paris. You’d expect to find a green oasis like this in the country. The small garden with fig trees, herbs and its own tomatoes offers plenty of relaxation from the hustle and bustle of the city. Many plants and an old tree complete the beautiful outdoor area. In summer you can have breakfast in the courtyard.

A hotel with history

The German immigrants Barbara and Tomislav Tascijevik have lived in Paris for over 35 years. The Hôtel Le Pavillon belongs to the sustainable Green Spirit hotel group and is located in the rooms of a former monastery. You can still feel this special atmosphere there. The two hotel owners felt inspired to bring the old building out of its peaceful slumber. For this purpose, the rooms were renovated with great care. The protection of historical monuments has often set them limits, but this is exactly what makes the hotel so charming. There are a total of 15 individually designed rooms available, which are equipped with recycled furniture and a great love for detail. Three of the rooms are designed for electro-sensitive people. There is no electrosmog surrounding you.

The two hotel owners are committed to climate and environmental protection both privately and professionally. In the kitchen, regional products are used whenever possible and plastic packaging is avoided. Also in the bathroom, you will find shower gel, shampoo and soap in refillable containers. Your stay should be a source of inspiration. Change, Barbara and Tomislav find, begins in each and every one of us.

Experience authentic Paris

The Hôtel Le Pavillon is located in the immediate surroundings of the Eiffel Tower and therefore in the heart of the city. Many of the famous sights such as the Champs-Elysée, the Cathedral of the Invalides or the Louvre can be reached by foot. In general, we recommend that you explore the city by walking. Discover traditional bakeries, small alleys or individual fashion shops. Stroll up and down the nearby Seine. After all, there is always plenty to see on the river – in and around the water.

Finally, we have a secret tip from Barbara for you: Visit the Pierre-Emmanuel natural garden, at the foot of the Père-Lachaise cemetery. In the green area, which was created in 1995, native wild plants grow and a pond provides a home for frogs, sea lilies, and newts. The best way to reach the garden, which is open daily, is via the Alexandre Dumas metro station.

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