Hôtel de Pavie

Name: Hôtel de Pavie
Address: Bordeaux & the vineyards, FR

Four-star · From $500 per nightAny mandatory hotel fees are shown before you confirm.

Saint-Émilion & the Libournais · Bordeaux & the vineyards

A sense of the place

Hôtel de Pavie — suite — The Bell Tower House Junior Suite at Hôtel de Pavie: a king bed with a rose-patterned headboard and valance and a red-trimmed throw, walls dotted with red spots, framed line drawings, red-shaded lamps, a red sofa and an armchair with rose cushions, a dark writing desk with a red chair and a leather folder, a cream carpet with red crosses and a white door; nobody in frame — © Hôtel de Pavie

Hôtel de Pavie — bar — The bar and lounge of Hôtel de Pavie: glossy mahogany panelling with antique-mirror panels and fluted pilasters, a silver-leaf ceiling, brass pendant lamps over a bar counter clad in brass tiles with tall stools, shelves of bottles, red and grey upholstered armchairs around dark tables, a floor of oak squares framed in dark bands and coral curtains at the tall windows; nobody in frame — © Hôtel de Pavie

Hôtel de Pavie — the view — Saint-Émilion from the garden side of Hôtel de Pavie: the Gothic spire of the monolithic church rising over the honey-stone houses and old tiled roofs of the village, the walled garden with its row of clipped cypresses and a small domed pavilion below the church terrace, a tree turning yellow, a blue sky, and out-of-focus leaves filling the lower left foreground; nobody in frame — © Hôtel de Pavie

Hôtel de Pavie — lobby — The lounge of Hôtel de Pavie: a cream bouclé sofa and two mustard velvet armchairs on a round olive rug around a black coffee table, a long dark wood sideboard with a television (off), two framed abstract prints and a few books, a round oak dining table with grey upholstered chairs, a rattan screen and a pink orchid, brass rail lights under a white-painted beamed ceiling, sheer curtains and an oak floor; nobody in frame — © Hôtel de Pavie

Why it's in the collection

Because the hotel stands in the heart of a UNESCO-listed medieval town, with Château Pavie, a Premier Grand Cru Classé A, and the slopes of the plateau a short walk away – and the house holds four-star standing.

In the heart of Saint-Émilion, the medieval town on its limestone plateau listed by UNESCO since 1999, forty minutes east of Bordeaux.
One MICHELIN Key in the 2025 selection; holds four-star standing.

The neighborhood

Dusk over Saint-Émilion & the Libournais

Saint-Émilion & the Libournais

The right bank across the Dordogne, around the medieval town of Saint-Émilion – home to one of the three hotels. The town on its limestone plateau, with its monolithic church and Romanesque cloisters, has been listed by UNESCO since 1999; the classified estates lie on the slopes around it, with Pomerol and Libourne on the river.