Located in the heart of the Marais district, in the opulent Place des Vosges, sits a real Paris gem – le Pavillon de la Reine. Tucked away in a private courtyard of a 17th century home, you’ll feel a world away from action-packed Paris. The tasteful luxury of the bedrooms, especially the duplexes, and the cozy living room (complete with an inviting fireplace), will make you feel so at home, you’ll want to stay here forever. Refreshing and refined !
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Looking for something to do on June 28th? The Mandarin Oriental will open its doors that day, and it’s sure to become one of the most idyllic spots in Paris. Located between the Place de la Concorde and the Place Vendome, this hotel features rooms and suites designed by the famous Sybille de Margerie, and fabulous architecture by Jean Michel Willemotte. And every detail counts – check out the tables of Thierry Marx, two Michelin stars 19/20 in the Gault et Millau Guide! Guests will enjoy luxurious fabrics, and a beautifully quaint ambience.
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Dreaming of a waterfront escape? With the Seine River and Eiffel Tower at your feet, you can’t go wrong at the Shangri-La. Located in the 16th district, the former home of Prince Roland Bonaparte features 80 rooms and suites, designed by architect Richard Martinet and decorator Pierre Yves Rochon. The hotel isn’t just a great place to stay, though. It also hosts the romantic Bauhinia restaurant, great if you’re seeking a bite to eat with a great view.
Hotel Shangri La
68 rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau
75016 Paris
+ 33 1 44 73 97 80
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If you’ve got a crush on James Bond (man crushes included), then the Hotel Seven has got your number. Its seven suites each have a unique theme, and the James Bond theme is one of the most charming. Find out more on their web site, and then book your stay at this enchanting Parisian hotel.
