One of my very favourite times of the year to visit Paris is in August. I love August because Parisians leave the city for their summer holiday and the entire city gets a little quieter, a little softer, a little bit more accessible, and wide open to exploring with the usual buzz at bay. It seems this…
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Hilton Paris Opera
Hilton Paris Opera is the perfect mix of Parisian classicism and modern luxury. The hotel holds prime position in the buzzing Opera arrondissement with bars, bistros and boutiques right at its doorstep, to whet your appetite for all the temptations that the City of Light has in store. Skye Gilkeson A grand entrance worthy of its landmark…
A Day at The Peninsula Paris
A doorman wearing the traditional crisp white uniform opened the door to The Peninsula Paris. “Bonjour!”, he beamed. Our polite smiles quickly turned to excited gasps as the foyer opened up before us. The late 19th century Haussmannian building typifies Paris’ architectural heritage. But beyond the landmark facade, a breathtaking synergy of traditional and modern design awaits. Skye Gilkeson A Magical first impression…
A Digital Detox at The Westin Paris
“It might be a little hard for you”, the receptionist at The Westin Paris suggested, reminding us we would have to hand our phones in and completely switch off from technology during our Digital Detox. No doubt she had seen me glued to my screen before we were introduced. I laughed nervously, concerned she might be right. But as it…
Tea Time at La Reserve Hotel, Paris
La Reserve Hotel Paris is the epitome of Parisian chic. Walking through the ruby wrapped doorway of the 5-star luxury hotel is like stepping back in time. More specifically, to the dazzling days of 19th century Paris. Tucked away in a quiet street in the iconic Champs-Élysées arrondissement, La Reserve Hotel Paris overlooks the Grand Palais, the Eiffel Tower,…
Cap d’Antibes: The Perfect South of France Beach Holiday
A South of France beach holiday will turn anyone into a “nose” or Le Nez as the French so fondly call the people who create perfumes. The bouquet is unlike any other fragrance in the world. A combination of pine, spicy herbs, and sweet, sweet flowers, it begins to beckon the minute you step off…
Where to Eat in Antibes: Coffee, Cocktails and Michelin Star Meals
Whether you are looking for the best coffee in Antibes, traditional French food, or a Michelin star dining experience you will find it in Cap d’Antibes and surrounds. It is best to wander and taste as you go which is both satisfying and surprising. However, this curated list of some of the best restaurants in…
Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel, France
Widely considered one of the best places to visit in the South of France, Antibes has long been a destination that attracts the well-heeled with the well-known. When compared to other south of France beach resorts, the Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel is a standout. The boutique Cap d’Antibes Beach Hotel offers an intimate and modern…
A Weekend in Avignon: Must-See Sights and Secret Lavender Fields
In just under four hours on a fast train from the centre of Paris you can find yourself in a completely different fairy tale, of the Medieval type. Just a few moments outside of the city the scenery shifts from the urban to one dominated by fields and crops growing in the countryside. However, it…
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