A style-and-sightseeing Paris base
This handy hotel puts you right in the 8th arrondissement, where the pavements feel like catwalks and the cafés serve people-watching with every espresso. You’ll be a short stroll from Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré for designer-window daydreams, and Miromesnil Metro is close for easy zips to the Eiffel Tower, the Opéra Garnier, the Grand Palais and beyond.
At the hotel, it’s all about fuss-free comfort between adventures. Start with the breakfast buffet to fuel a big-sight day, then swing by the bar for a pre-dinner apéritif or a late-night “we did Paris” toast. There’s also a handy snack option for quick bites when you’d rather keep exploring than sit down for a full meal. Need to stay connected? Free Wi-Fi keeps maps, tickets and group chats behaving – and super-convenient if you’re mixing sightseeing with a bit of work.
When it’s time to eat out, you’re spoiled: bistros and brasseries line the nearby streets, and the Champs-Élysées area serves up everything from casual crêpes to celebratory dinners. Finish with a twilight wander past elegant Haussmann façades, then come back feeling very Parisian indeed. Bon voyage.
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Find out more about Élysée
Élysée is the perfect example of Parisian grandeur. This chic area, named after its famous tree-lined avenue, is bursting with designer boutiques, world-class entertainment venues, and Michelin-starred restaurants. It’s also home to some of Paris’s most iconic landmarks.
The highlight of Élysée is taking a walk down what has become known as ‘the most beautiful avenue in the world’. Running nearly two kilometres between the 3000-year-old Obelisk of Luxor and the impressive neoclassical Arc de Triomphe, there’s lots to see along the way.
Beyond the avenue, Élysée is a popular, tourist-friendly area that makes an excellent base for exploring Paris's best bits. There’s a huge choice of luxurious Élysée hotels and excellent public transport. Best of all, you’re right in the heart of all the city centre action.
This sophisticated part of Paris borders the River Seine, so sunset strolls along the riverfront are a must. And be sure to leave time in your busy schedule to sample the local macarons and brioches.