WHERE TO STAY ❘ HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WHERE TO STAY
When it comes to fi nding a place to stay, France is a visitor’s paradise. Enjoy browsing our eclectic accommodation picks…
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
LOVELY LODGE One of the ‘Gîtes de Charme et de Prestige’ group, Le Manoir du Mûrier is a former 16th-century hunting lodge set in the beautiful Charente-Maritime countryside. Three bedrooms for six guests.
manoirmurier.com
HOTEL TOO GOOD TO MISS
Live the high life, literally, at the stunning new four-star Too Hotel in Paris, created via the combined creative forces of designer Philippe Starck and luxury hotel guru Laurent Taïeb. Nestled between the 17th and 27th fl oors of one of Jean Nouvel’s spectacular Duo Towers in the 13th arrondissement and just a stone’s throw from the Jardin des Plantes and the Gare d’Austerlitz, its 139 rooms and suites, resto and bars offer spellbinding panoramic views.
toohotel.com
SAINTLY STAY Apart By Jo Saint Pierre 2 is a beautiful two-person holiday rental in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Yvelines. Handy for the National Archaeology Museum, Seine cruises, Monte Cristo’s castle and the Impressionist trail.
www.seine-saintgermain.fr/en/ preparing-your-trip/where-to-stay
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PLEASURE DOME Sleep under the stars and wake up to a magical mountain view at Bulles en Aure, in Vielle-Aure, a magnificent village in the Hautes- Pyrénées, a stone’s throw from ski resort Saint-Lary. Magnifique!
bulles-en-aure.fr
BUDGET BORDEAUX Bordeaux’s new Jost hotel, located near the Gironde city’s train station, offers 80 ‘capsule’ rooms with a chic, contemporary wood style measuring just 5m2.
. Prices start
at just €30.
www.jost-hotel-bordeaux.com
IMAGE © JEROME GALLAND
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