From the shimmering Eiffel Tower to the simplest of Left Bank bistros, Paris is a hopeless romantic of a city. Find your intimate bolthole with i-escape.com which has sought out 14 Parisian gems. My personal favourite is the highly original Hotel Particular Montmartre; sleek Spacio Loft is a cool apartment in a converted 18th century printing house.
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Where better for a European mini-moon than the cité d’amour…?
Beautiful Paris has long been synonymous with romance – and everything you do there seems a little bit magical. Walk hand-in-hand along the sandbanks of the Allée des Cygnes in the morning sun, have a lazy picnic in the pretty Jardin du Luxembourg, then hop on a private launch for a seductive river tour à deux.
Indulge in oysters, creamy foie gras and chilled Champagne at the city’s exceptional gourmet bistros, drink cocktails on the 56th floor of the Tour Montparnasse as the sun sets, then climb the iconic Eiffel Tower for sparkling night-time views.
There’s magnificent art at the Louvre and Pompidou Centre; breathtaking architecture at the Palais Royal and Notre-Dame Cathedral; bohemian behaviour in arty Montmartre and trendy Marais.
But whatever you do by day, by night you’ll want to be staying somewhere special. We have hand-picked a stunning selection of our favourite boutique hotels, ranging across all quartiers and all budgets; plus some ultra-chic apartments too.
Up near the Sacré-Coeur, Hotel Particulier Montmartre has just five fabulous, artist-designed suites, while the newly-opened Hotel Recamier is an extremely stylish adresse secrète on the Left Bank.
If you’d prefer a self-catering hideaway, Appartement Blanc offers simple seclusion in fashionable Marais, while Herouet combines 500-year-old beams with 21st-century gadgetry.
On i-escape.com, you can read detailed, first-hand reviews on all these (and many more) properties, book them at guaranteed best-rates, search for special offers, and gen up on insider city tips to surprise your loved one.
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