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PURELY EXCEPTIONAL FOUR SEASONS HOTEL GEORGE V
Upgrade to a Deluxe room with private entrance leading into a spacious Considered by many to be the best Four Seasons property in the world, this
bedroom, decorated with 18th century inspired furniture landmark grand palace hotel is close to the Champs Elysées and in the
Golden Triangle – Paris’s chicest shopping district and where you’ll find
Avenue George V (Louis Vuitton, Hermès, Gian Franco Ferré,) and Avenue
Montaigne (Dior, Céline, Chanel).
All 245 rooms and suites have special architectural details and elegant Louis
XVI trimmings. Thirty have private terraces with panoramic views of all of Paris.
The super-luxurious spa offers a true retreat in the vibrant heart of the city.
Featuring a swimming pool evoking Marie-Antoinette's Versailles, steam
TWO MICHELIN STAR RESTAURANT
rooms, saunas, and a comprehensive menu of his-and-hers treatments.
Le Cinq restaurant overlooking the hotel's beautiful courtyard and garden
CLOSE TO THE CHAMPS ELYSÉES has two Michelin stars. Tea on the terrace of the peaceful La Galerie is also
recommended; it’s the best spot for people watching.
When it comes to dining out in style, the fantastic concierge can help get you
LUXURIOUS SPA
a seat at the romance capital’s top tables. And several of the key landmark
attractions are within a 30 minute walk – the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame
FOUR SEASONS SERVICE Cathedral, the Louvre and the Arc de Triomphe included.
2009|2010 PRICES FROM
1 OCT - 31 OCT 1 NOV - 31 DEC 1 JAN 10 - 31 MAR 1 APR - 30 JUN 1 JUL - 31 AUG 1 SEP - 31 DEC
1 Night £330 £338 £338 £363 £363 £338
Prices are per person per night, based on a twin share in a Superior Room, on a room only basis.
ROOM UPGRADE: Deluxe Room from £56 per person per night. FLIGHTS: Return flights to Paris start from £149. Return Business Class flights start from £499.
For our extended portfolio of Pure Luxury destinations and hotels visit
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