There is one city in Europe that has been talk of the Summer, with the Olympics taking place – plus of course the return of Emily in Paris to Netflix. If you are planning a trip, then here are a few suggestions of where to stay.
Grand Amour Hotel, Paris: based at a 10 minute walk from the Gare du Nord, this intimate hotel is perfect if you are looking for a romantic break, with the rooms specifically configured for two people (but there are small rooms available if you are a solo traveller), with views available over the rue de la Fidélité or the courtyard. There is also The Apartment which can accommodate up to three people that comes complete with a kitchenette. If you love art, there is plenty of it to be admired on the hotel walls, while there is an onsite restaurant that has a feel of a Parisian brasserie about it, with a variety of dishes available to try.
Relais Christine : this luxurious hotel has certainly a regal style to it in terms of the styles of rooms available, whether it is a cosy room or its Garden suite (which is suitable for up to three people). The hotel also has a lovely little courtyard available to relax in, while the spa is set under 13th century vaults – with a variety of treatments available to indulge in (perhaps slightly pricey but if you want to treat yourself then why not?) .
Hotel Castille: set very close to the Louvre, the Opera and Place Vendôme, as well as being a short step away from the Champs-Élysées, this five star hotel has a Michelin-starred restaurant to enjoy as part of your stay. If you want to relax in your room, the hotel also offers a Relax Massage directly in your room.
Villa Marquis: this hotel based in the former residence of the Hurault de Vibraye dynasty, is not far from the iconic Eiffel Tower and close to plenty of transport routes to explore the city effectively. The rooms are filled with contemporary style, with plenty of light and space to be enjoyed.
Hotel du Louvre: as the name suggests, the hotel is perfectly placed to visit the Louvre museum during your stay as well as the Opéra Garnier. With 164 rooms (including 57 suites), the hotel is filled with Parisian style. The L’Officine bar offers plenty of cocktail options as well as a light menu to enjoy something to eat, while the Brasserie du Louvre, you can discover the recipes of the “Cook of the Century”, Paul Bocuse, executed by the Chef of the Hôtel du Louvre, Denis Bellon.