Going to Paris? Stay here. Hotel de l'Empereur in the 7th arrondissement. This hotel, just steps from the Eiffel Tower and the heart of Paris, is dripping with Parisian charm and old world class. It's tucked away down a quite street littered with quaint cafes and heavenly smelling pâtisseries, so while a bit hard to find, it's worth the hunt. And with a view of Les Invalides right from your very own 4th story corner suite, what more could you want?
A perfect stay for a Parisian holiday.
When I go back again, I'll definitely keep this place in mind if the hotel I've stayed at before is booked!
ReplyDelete(love the detail shots, btw!)
Oh my god! I want to be there now!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to return...if all goes as planned, next July with baby!
I need to remember to come back and look at this hotel for our stay!
Lovely photos! You're making me excited for Paris...we leave Thursday! :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lovely hotel - not always easy to find in Paris! I'll definitely keep it in mind when we head back!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty hotel, I have only seen it from the outside! =) But this Parisian quartier is very nice as a start for all kinds of tours through the city!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, what a gorgeous hotel!! I am new to your blog, but I will be back! I found you through the blog hop and I am your newest GFC follower :)
ReplyDeletehttp://www.mythriftychic.com/
what a beautiful hotel!
ReplyDeleteMakes me want to go to paris even more!
Oh what a lovely hotel! I want to go to Paris so bad!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a delightful place to stay! I'm on a real Paris kick lately --- um, in my mind, anyway -- and this definitely adds fuel to that fire.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'll definitely put this on the list of hotels to look into when we travel to France next year. Merci!
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Kristina
Gorgeous! We just moved to England in September and haven't had the chance for a getaway just yet. When we do it's France first, my hubby's home-country! First, I need a babysitter!
ReplyDelete
ReplyDeleteAn individual who went on a long-separation voyage returned home after certain years. travelreap