During Paris Fashion Week Men’s, Adam and I were spoiled by Mandarin Oriental Paris for lunch and we got the chance to reunite with our friends here – the perfect place for catching up with friends and client meetings.
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The Grand Pigalle Hotel is a typical chic Parisian boutique hotel, the hotel has a super beautiful Paris city view from most their rooms since the corner location on a crossing street. You have to come here and experience it if you get the chance! Their lobby/cafe/restaurant area is super Parisian and the interior is extremely photogenic, so even if you can’t sleep here, at least come and have a coffee! The serve super nice breakfast as well. If you are staying at Grand Pigalle, make sure to request the rooms with balconies! The Grand Pigalle Hotel is only 3-4 minutes walk from Pigalle Metro station – in the 9th area. It is also super close to where Jiawa lives, so it is a great location for me to hang around. 9th is a very lively, artistic and safe area, so it is great to stay around here! There are Bio c’ Bon just around the corner, so super convenient if you eat organic food. lol.
I recently experience the very cute and cozy Square Louvois Hotel Paris, the hotel is within a very busy, cozy and safe area – the 2nd. There are many korean restaurants and grocery stores just around the corner if you are interested! It is super close to the 9th where I spent most my time in Paris, so it is super convenient. Did I mention it is also super close to Louvre? The favourite part why I love the hotel: they have a small gym and swimming area underground, which is quite rare for Paris hotels. The hotel is a luxury boutique hotel, the restaurant during the day is super quiet, so it is also a perfect spot to avoid the’ crowds at Starbucks.
During Paris Men’s Fashion Week, I experienced one of Paris’ most luxury and expensive hotels – The Peninsula paris Hotel. This is definitely one of a kind experience that refines luxuriousness and make my Paris travel memorable.
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Only those in the know will experience the luxury of the Maison Souquet, hidden behind an understated façade signaled by two red lanterns. The bawdy, wanton legend of the City of Light was forged in the area around Montmartre, a legend of which the Maison Souquet now forms part.
