welcome to the henri iv pavilion
The birthplace of Louis XIV.
Discover our hotel with restaurant, seminar and reception rooms, wellness area, private car park and panoramic terrace overlooking the Seine Valley and Paris.
Pavillon Henri IV
Just 20 minutes from Paris, this majestic pavilion, the birthplace of Louis XIV, has for centuries dominated an exceptional panorama of the Seine valley...








































The King's favorite residence
From 1666 to 1682, the royal city became the King's favorite residence. But in April 1682, Louis XIV abandoned Saint Germain en Laye for Versailles.
In 1777, it was the property of the Count of Artois, brother of Louis XVI, the future Charles X. But the castle was uninhabitable when Louis XVI donated it to his brother.
In 1779, demolition began in order to rebuild a building on more solid foundations.
Rooms & Suites
Rooms & Suites at the Pavillon Henri IV
The services of the
Pavillon Henri IV
Continental breakfast
Served in the panoramic dining room or in a private lounge, the continental breakfast consists of: hot drinks, fresh fruit juice, pastries, breads, butter, assortment of jams, honey, yogurts, cheeses.
OPENING TIMES: 7:00 A.M. TO 10:00 A.M.
Your moment of relaxation
The SPA of the Pavillon Henri IV
For a relaxing escape, our SPA offers you an incomparable wellness experience. To fully enjoy our soothing treatments, including our massages signed by experts, we invite you to book your session.
This space is open every day by appointment, at least 24 hours in advance and subject to availability.
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History & Tradition
The Henri IV Pavilion was built on the Terrasse de Saint-Germain, on the very site of the Old Royal Castle.
Construction work on the Château Neuf began under the reign of Henri II in 1556 by Philibert Delorme, then the Castle was enlarged and embellished in 1589 under King Henri IV.
The architects were Jean de Fourcy, JB Androuet du Cerceau and then Louis Metezeau.
Contact & access
Getting to the Pavillon Henri IV