Best for
Cour des Vosges suits travelers who prefer a discreet Marais residence, with Place des Vosges as the setting for their Paris stay.
Best for
Cour des Vosges suits travelers who prefer a discreet Marais residence, with Place des Vosges as the setting for their Paris stay.
What makes it special
A seventeenth-century mansion gives this intimate Paris address its historic character, while contemporary interiors keep the experience from feeling like a period recreation.
Room to consider
Choose a Superior Room at Cour des Vosges for windows that open directly onto the gardens of Place des Vosges.
Insider tip
Ask your butler to arrange an in-room massage around your plans, leaving enough time to enjoy the treatment without another journey across Paris.
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Cour des Vosges is a 12-room luxury hotel on Place des Vosges in the Marais, one of the most beautiful addresses in Paris. It occupies the former Hotel de Montbrun at 19 Place des Vosges, a 17th-century residence facing Square Louis XIII. The hotel is part of Evok Collection and feels more like a private Parisian house than a traditional palace hotel.
The appeal is quiet and precise. Cour des Vosges does not offer the scale of a grand hotel, and it does not need to. Its strength is the address, the view, the intimacy, the history, and the feeling of sleeping on one of Paris's most symbolic squares. It suits travelers who want a small, discreet, design-led Paris hotel with a strong sense of place and direct access to the Marais.
The elevator does not reach the top floor. The final part of the route is by stairs.
Set beneath the roof, this room reveals the building’s wooden framework and exposed beams. Shutters frame views toward Place des Vosges, with books, artworks and small collected objects arranged throughout the interior. A steel headboard stands among the older timber details.
A couch and a discreet wardrobe form part of the furnishings. Wood paneling and soft fabrics reflect the work of Le Coadic and Scotto. The bathroom finishes include marble or other stone, with a shower or bathtub according to the room. A separate toilet completes the layout.
Set beneath the roof, this room reveals the building’s wooden framework and exposed beams. Shutters frame views toward Place des Vosges, with books, artworks and...
Large windows frame the lime trees of Square Louis XIII. Antique sculptures and contemporary art selected by Amélie du Chalard give the lounge a collected, personal character. Books line the sitting area, where a sofa forms part of the furnishings.
The bedroom is separate from the lounge, and a walk-in wardrobe sits within the layout. Seventeenth-century details meet furniture inspired by the 1970s. The bathroom has a shower and a separate toilet. Guerlain bath products are supplied alongside the fittings.
Large windows frame the lime trees of Square Louis XIII. Antique sculptures and contemporary art selected by Amélie du Chalard give the lounge a collected,...
Old terracotta floors meet steel tables and lacquered screens in a design that draws on different periods of Parisian life. The bedroom sits apart from a reception lounge. From the windows, views extend across Place des Vosges to the trees of Square Louis XIII.
The steel four-poster was designed by Yann Le Coadic and Alessandro Scotto. Original shutters and ceiling beams remain among selected art, novels and large books. The bathroom has a shower and a separate toilet. An oven, dishwasher and induction hob are fitted into the compact cooking area.
Old terracotta floors meet steel tables and lacquered screens in a design that draws on different periods of Parisian life. The bedroom sits apart from...
The bathroom has either a shower or a bathtub, depending on the suite.
Painted ceiling beams and original shutters frame an interior filled with 1970s furniture and collected art. A walk-in wardrobe and upholstered bench lead from the entrance into the suite. In the living space, armchairs and a sofa are set among mirrored tables, novels and art books.
The steel four-poster has sliding panels, an unusual detail in the design by Le Coadic and Scotto. A small kitchen island is concealed behind double doors. Daylight reaches the marble bathroom, with a separate toilet beside it.
Painted ceiling beams and original shutters frame an interior filled with 1970s furniture and collected art. A walk-in wardrobe and upholstered bench lead from the...
Original painted beams and terracotta floors give this room its historic character. A large angled mirror sits alongside a steel four-poster designed by Le Coadic and Scotto. The windows look over the slate roofs around Place des Vosges, with the Bastille column visible beyond.
Novels, art books and collected objects add detail to shelves and tables. The entrance includes a walk-in wardrobe, while the bathroom brings in natural light and views of the square. Its layout includes a shower or a bathtub. A separate toilet is also provided.
Original painted beams and terracotta floors give this room its historic character. A large angled mirror sits alongside a steel four-poster designed by Le Coadic...
Doors link the two rooms, with views across the roofs of Place des Vosges. Each retains its own bedroom and bathroom. Steel headboards and collected art sit among older building details. The furnishings were chosen by Le Coadic and Scotto.
The entrances include walk-in wardrobes. Novels, art books and small objects sit on shelves and tables, while the windows bring in daylight. Both bathrooms have a walk-in shower and bathtub. Each room also has its own separate toilet.
Doors link the two rooms, with views across the roofs of Place des Vosges. Each retains its own bedroom and bathroom. Steel headboards and collected...
Two bedrooms are upstairs, reached by stairs from the living room.
The living room anchors the lower level of this apartment, alongside one of the bedrooms. Views extend across Place des Vosges and the trees of its gardens. The layout brings a lounge and three sleeping spaces together across two floors.
The furnishings reflect the hotel’s mix of French period details and 1970s design. Novels, art books and collected objects sit among the living room furniture. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with a walk-in shower, and two bathrooms also include a bathtub.
The living room anchors the lower level of this apartment, alongside one of the bedrooms. Views extend across Place des Vosges and the trees of...
A private entrance links the two parts of this 90-square-metre suite. A central lounge sits between the sleeping areas, with windows looking over Place des Vosges and Square Louis XIII. Each bedroom has a king bed and its own bathroom. The interiors pair steel furniture with period details, along with selected art and books. The layout gives guests a place to gather while keeping the bedrooms apart.
There is a kitchenette in each part of the suite, with an oven, hob and dishwasher. Both bathrooms have a shower, and one also has a bathtub. The hotel’s Roman Bath is available to guests of the suite.
A private entrance links the two parts of this 90-square-metre suite. A central lounge sits between the sleeping areas, with windows looking over Place des...
Three linked accommodations form a private apartment above Place des Vosges. Windows look toward the square and the trees of Square Louis XIII. Each bedroom remains within its own part of the apartment, with a bathroom beside it.
The rooms display selected books, works of art and a blend of old and modern design. The cooking spaces include ovens, dishwashers and hobs. All three bathrooms have showers, and two also have a bathtub. The furnishings reflect the hotel’s mix of seventeenth-century heritage and 1970s style.
Three linked accommodations form a private apartment above Place des Vosges. Windows look toward the square and the trees of Square Louis XIII. Each bedroom...
Place des Vosges is one of Paris's great urban rooms. Created under Henri IV in the early 17th century, it is often described as the oldest planned square in the city. Its red brick facades, arcades, slate roofs, and central garden create a setting that feels formal and deeply romantic at the same time. Cour des Vosges faces this scene directly.
The location is ideal for travelers who love the Marais. Guests can walk to galleries, boutiques, cafes, Victor Hugo's house, Rue des Francs Bourgeois, the Picasso Museum, Bastille, and the Seine. Notre Dame, Ile Saint-Louis, and the Left Bank are also within reach by foot or short ride. The hotel gives Paris a residential mood rather than a tourist-hotel feeling.
The building gives the hotel its identity. Evok Collection restored the former Hotel de Montbrun and opened Cour des Vosges in 2019 after three years of work. The result is not a heavy historical recreation. It is a conversation between periods, with old beams, stone, art, contemporary design, and views of the square all used carefully.
This matters because small Paris hotels can feel decorative without feeling rooted. Cour des Vosges feels rooted. The rooms sit inside a listed historic setting, but the design keeps the mood personal and current. It is the kind of hotel where guests notice proportions, windows, light, floorboards, and the way the square changes during the day.
Cour des Vosges has only 12 rooms and suites. Official room materials describe sizes from about 258 to 441 square feet, with decor by Lecoadic & Scotto. Each room feels like a private pied-a-terre rather than a standard hotel unit. Many categories look toward Place des Vosges, which is the main reason to choose the hotel.
The best rooms are the ones with views over the square. They give the stay its emotional value. Entry rooms can be charming, but guests choosing Cour des Vosges should think carefully before saving too much on the room category. If the view is available, it is worth considering. Suites on higher floors can feel especially rewarding because they make Paris part of the room.
Cour des Vosges does not have a large formal restaurant. Instead, it has a terrace and tea room, in keeping with the tradition of shops and salons under the arcades of Place des Vosges. The hotel offers light, refined food from lunch through tea time, with pastries and simple pleasures that suit the scale of the property.
This is the right approach for the address. The Marais has many restaurants nearby, so the hotel does not need to compete with a grand dining room. It needs a graceful place to begin or pause the day. A tea, a light lunch, or a pastry under the arcades can feel more Parisian than a formal meal inside the hotel.
Cour des Vosges is best understood as small-scale luxury. It offers concierge service, intimate rooms, quiet design, and an extraordinary address. It does not try to offer a vast spa, big lobby, loud bar, or social scene. That restraint is part of the appeal. Guests are choosing privacy, history, and location over spectacle.
This also means expectations should be clear. The hotel is for people who like small properties and can enjoy the trade-off. You gain a townhouse feeling, a unique view, and direct access to the Marais. You give up the broad facilities of a palace hotel. For many Paris travelers, that is exactly the right exchange.
For most guests, the best choice is a room or suite with a Place des Vosges view. The square is the reason to stay here, and the view changes the experience. A room facing the square gives breakfast, reading, and evening returns a stronger sense of occasion. A larger suite adds comfort for longer stays.
Couples should prioritise view and space. Solo travelers may be happy with a smaller category if the stay is short. Families should ask about connecting options and layout, because the hotel is intimate and room count is limited. Guests who are sensitive to stairs, historic layouts, or compact spaces should discuss room choice before arrival.
Cour des Vosges is best for travelers who want a discreet luxury Paris hotel with history, design, and one of the city's most beautiful addresses. It suits couples, repeat Paris visitors, Marais lovers, art-focused travelers, and guests who prefer privacy over a grand lobby scene. It is also ideal for anyone who wants Paris to feel residential and literary rather than corporate.
It may be less ideal for guests who want a palace hotel, a large spa, formal dining, or many public spaces. It is also not the best choice for travelers who need big rooms in every category. The appeal here is intimate and exact. The hotel gives you Place des Vosges, and that is the luxury.
Book Cour des Vosges if you are looking for a luxury Paris hotel on Place des Vosges, with 12 rooms and suites, Marais access, historic 17th-century architecture, Evok Collection design, square views, a tea room, terrace, and a private-house atmosphere. It is a refined choice for travelers who want Paris at its most elegant, quiet, and deeply local.
Selected books, antique sculptures and contemporary tapestries give the interiors a collector's character, inviting you to notice individual pieces during your stay.
A bath beneath historic stone vaults offers a private pause from the city, with individual reservations preserving the intimate atmosphere of this retreat.
Brach-La Pâtisserie Corner adds pastries and freshly baked viennoiseries to morning coffee or afternoon tea, with the option to take treats away.
19 Pl. des Vosges, 75004 Paris, France
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Yes. Cour des Vosges is a strong choice for travelers who want an intimate five-star stay directly on Place des Vosges in the Marais. It suits couples, design lovers, repeat Paris visitors, and guests who prefer a private townhouse atmosphere over a large palace hotel.
Cour des Vosges is at 19 Place des Vosges, in the Marais district of Paris. The location is ideal for exploring the Marais, Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, Place de la Bastille, Victor Hugo's house, galleries, boutiques, and restaurants.
Cour des Vosges is the only hotel directly overlooking Place des Vosges, one of Paris's most beautiful and historic squares. The hotel occupies the former Hotel de Montbrun, a 17th-century residence, and blends historic architecture with Evok Collection's modern design style.
Cour des Vosges has 12 rooms and suites, including six suites. This makes it one of the most intimate luxury hotels in central Paris. The small size is central to the experience. Guests should expect privacy, personal service, and a residential mood rather than resort-style facilities.
Rooms and suites at Cour des Vosges mix 17th-century character with contemporary design, original beams, terra-cotta tiles, and views of Place des Vosges. They range from compact rooms to larger suites, with a style that feels more like a curated Paris residence than a conventional hotel room.
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