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finest jewellery boutiques and is ideally situated steps away from the Tuileries gardens, Musée du Louvre, National Opera and the stylish rue Saint-Honoré for shopping in city’s premier designer stores. A revolving door entrance leads into an elegant reception area with the intimacy of a private home and the professionalism of a luxury hotel. A winding marble staircase leads up to a comfortable and inviting bar and restaurant with magnificent views of the Place Vendôme from a luxuriously private setting. One of the Hôtel de Vendôme’s greatest luxuries


is its proximity to the city’s most exceptional shopping and cultural addresses. The Place Vendôme is home to the finest jewellers, while many designer stores are found on the nearby rue Saint-Honoré. The hotel is also just steps away from the Tuileries Gardens. The Louvre Museum, Opera Garnier and Jeu de Paume Gallery are all within close walking distance. Ideally situated in the centre of all of this, Hôtel de Vendôme is the best kept address in Paris. The rue Saint-Honoré and its side streets exude


the ultimate in style and retail heaven. Indulge yourself at Cartier’s flagship shop at 29 rue Cambon. Across the way, slip into master cobbler Massaro’s custom-made shoes or explore the sumptuous selection of ties, shirts and pajamas ➔


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