Luxury Holidays to Paris

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Paris, also known as “The City of Light”,the world!
is one of the top tourist cities in the world, with over 30The Hotel – The Four Seasons George V
million visitors every year. Having been a Paris shuttleWhenever I pick up a customer for a Paris airport
driver for many years, it’s safe to say thattransfer and they are headed to the Four Seasons
I’ve got to know the city very well! I’veHotel, I know they are in for a treat. Room prices can
written previously about visiting Paris on a shoestringreach an eye-watering €1500 a night, but if you
budget – though the city is typically an expensivewant to stay at the best hotel in town, this is the place
place to go, you can travel on relatively little if you planfor you – stunning décor, superb facilities
carefully and know where to stay. But what if moneyand great service are the hallmarks of the Four
is no object? Where do you go in Paris ifSeasons chain, and this particular one has a premium
you’ve got money to spend, and only the bestlocation just off the Champs-Elysees. If you are looking
will do? Fine restaurants, stunning hotels and fabulousfor the most luxurious base imaginable for your holiday
spas are just the tip of the iceberg…in Paris, you can’t beat a stay at the Four
Restaurant – Pierre GagnaireSeasons.
French cuisine is justly world renowned, and Paris isThe Spa – The Ritz Health Club
liberally peppered with truly outstanding cafes,The Four Seasons hotel is also home to one of the
restaurants and patisseries; the larger and famouscity’s finest spas, but judging from the reports
places in the main streets and the smaller, quieterof my Paris shuttle passengers, the spa over at the
eateries tucked away down the side streets. Asking aRitz might just edge it out if you are looking for the
Parisian which restaurant is the best in the city is likelyfinest pampering the city has to offer. Designed in a
to ignite a fiery debate; everyone has a differentGreco-Roman style, the facilities are everything
opinion, but one name you’ll hear more oftenyou’d expect from the Ritz – my
than the others is the Pierre Gagnaire Restaurant. Runpassengers bring back reports of a spectacular array
by the legendary chef who has given his name to theof treatments and high-tech facilities that need to be
establishment, this 3 Michelin Star restaurant offers upseen to be believed. Each of the top spas in Paris has
a feast of unusual flavours in truly stunningits adherents, but I’ve heard the Ritz praised
surroundings. The a la carte menu clocks in at a coolmore highly than any of the rest.
€300, but this is recognised as perhaps the