#BelleParis: Three Luxury Palace Hotels
May 04, 2015Paris
is magical all year long, its seductive backdrop a character in
innumerable love stories, on- and off-screen. Intimate cafés, scenic
walks, timeless architecture, sensuous cuisine, chic boutiques, luxury hotels
and fine lingerie—the “City of Light” has all the ingredients for an
unforgettable rendezvous for two. But no romantic retreat is complete without
lavish quarters to lay your heads in.
From
marble bathrooms, fine linens, antique furnishings, impressive floral
arrangements, Michelin-star restaurants, luxury spas and impeccable views of
the Parisienne skyline, nothing inspires the magic of romance like a stay in
one of Paris’ historic palace hotels. Here are three incredible properties that
will have you falling in love with Paris in no time.
Hôtel Le Meurice
Historic LE MEURICE is an impressive 18th century palace hotel that flawlessly unites classic sophistication with the latest in contemporary comforts. Its superb location, opposite the Tuileries Garden, offers breathtaking views of the Eiffel Tower, Musée du Louvre, Notre Dame and the scenic Seine River. It is within walking distance of the city’s most iconic sites, museums and shopping on rue St-Honoré.
Read my full review on Travel About!
Hôtel
Plaza Athénée
Women everywhere remember the
lavish HÔTEL PLAZA ATHÉNÉE as the gorgeous backdrop for Carrie Bradshaw’s Paris
adventures during the final two episodes of Sex
and the City. After all, it was here—in
Paris—that Mr. Big finally uttered the long awaited words, “Carrie, you’re the
one.” So it should come as no surprise that this sumptuous Art Nouveau palace
hotel is one of the most stylish in the world, with guests still requesting a
stay in the Carrie suite.
Read my full review on Travel About!
Shangri-La
Paris
Set in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, the
beautiful SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, Paris
occupies an elegant 1896 limestone mansion that was once home to Prince Roland
Bonaparte—the emperor’s grand-nephew. A luxurious palace hotel with design
influences blending from France and Asia, the Shangri-La flawlessly unites two
cultures, offering guests the perfect marriage of French joie de
vivre and the Asian sense of hospitality.
Read my full review on Travel About!
5 comments