This lovely hotel is understated yet wonderfully chic - expect everything in soothing tones of blue & grey. As soon as we arrive, we love to settle in at the courtyard for a drink or two.
Cosy speakeasy dinner spot situated in a bohemian apartment with French comfort food that is very popular for brunch on the weekends. The upstairs a smoking lounge is hidden behind a secret doorway.
Les Bains is the achingly hip spot to drink, dance and eventually sleep in Le Marais. All the coolest characters have spent a few lost nights here – Prince, The Rolling Stones, Yves Saint Laurent, you get the drift. With Gainsbourg-esque interiors by filmmaker Jean-Pierre Marois and designer Tristan Auer (of Hotel Le Crillon and Cotton House, Mustique Island) this is the place to be for the city's art and music crowd, sipping Filthy Tinis on leather sofas against original graffiti from the hotel's café past – it used to be France’s answer to Studio 54. Hit the spa after a late one at the basement nightclub – we won't blame you if you took a dip in the pool at midnight, it’s really the thing to do.
Assaf Granit, the celebrated Israeli chef, orchestrates imaginative Jerusalem-inspired tasting menus and pairs them with exquisite wines in this cosy, yet slightly industrial gem.
If you catch your reflection in one of the mirror-lined walls of Chez Georges once, we can bet you'll be ogling them again and again and again. One trip here, and it's a confirmed instant classic. Great bistro-style dishes, friendly staff (for Paris anyway!). Parfait!