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    Four Seasons Hotel George V

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    An elegant Parisian escape

    Housed in a 1928 Art Deco building in the Golden Triangle of Paris, this grand hotel boasts stunning views out over the city, and is filled with gorgeous 19th-century art and furniture.

    There are 244 luxurious guest rooms and suites to choose from, many of which have private terraces. Décor is elegant and suites spacious, with fresh flowers, carefully chosen artwork and bright Louis XVI styling.

    This is the first hotel in Europe to offer five Michelin stars across three restaurants. The menu at Le Cinq draws upon classic French culinary techniques using fresh regional ingredients. Savour light and modern Mediterranean-style dishes at Le George in Paris. An extension of the chic bar La Galerie, L’Orangerie serves contemporary French cuisine.

    On the fourth floor you’ll find the Pop Up Spa by Jeff Leatham which offers a variety of relaxation and beauty treatments. There are also private gym and yoga classes on offer.

    Highlights

    244 rooms

    Three restaurants

    Two bars

    Wine cellar

    Spa

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    Shangri-La Paris

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    Shangri-La Paris

    The former home of Napoleon’s grand nephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, the Shangri-La Paris is every bit as regal as you might expect.

    Beyond the elegant façade is a hotel that oozes old-world charm. The opulent rooms are decorated in soft shades of blue, white and ecru with silk-threaded wallpaper, textured panels and custom-made furnishings. Marble bathrooms come with underfloor heating, some offering views of the Eiffel Tower from the bathtub.

    Dining at the Shangri-La is a real treat, its restaurants showered with stars. L’Abeille is named after Napoleon’s favourite emblem, the bee, and has been awarded two Michelin stars for its exceptional French cuisine. It also enjoys a prime location, looking out over the garden. Not to be outshone, Shang Palace, inspired by south east China’s culinary traditions, has been awarded one star. For French and Asian cuisine, dine under the huge glass dome at La Bauhihia.

    The hotel’s fitness centre, housed in the original stables of the Prince’s home, features an indoor swimming pool, open-air terrace, treatment rooms and a gym. You’re also ideally situated to explore the city, adjacent to the Jardins du Trocadéro and opposite the Eiffel Tower.

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