Let's go to Paris...and do what Emily did!!!

 

I know many people who love Paris. My travel destinations in the were more to eastern places because the food has similar to what I like in Malaysia. But, after watching the whole first season of Emily in Paris on Netflix, I want to put Paris in my travel bucket list. I want to learn their language and eat their croissants and crepe. 

For your information, the filming took place in Dorchester Collection’s Hôtel Plaza Athénée, the dynamics of Paris set hearts of travelers around the world on visiting the elegant and gorgeous city. 

Finn Partner’s Company shares these best addresses on your bucket list when planning ahead for the next vacation in Paris: 

Hôtel Plaza Athénée, click here to compare the original scene of Emily in Paris

The prestigious Hôtel Plaza Athénée offers a selection of luxuriously beautiful rooms and a true splendour of the Parisian experience. 

The hotel is close to the Eiffel Tower, Seine River and Boulevard Montaigne, offering tons of picturesque opportunities around both interior and exterior of the hotel.

 

Since its opening over a century ago, numerous celebrities and famed public figures have stayed at the hotel. It has a total of 208 rooms, including 54 suites ranging from superior rooms to royal suites. 

Gaze out for views of the at the Paris skyline and the Eiffel Tower, the courtyard garden, or overlook the tree-lined Avenue Montaigne for a fashion-infused sight of peace and tranquility.

 

The hotel’s famous French restaurant Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée has won three Michelin stars; the warm and elegant La Galerie is an ideal place for breakfast and afternoon tea; the stylish Dior Institut au Plaza Athénée can provide a full experience of exquisite body and facial treatments, as well as Dior products Available for selection.

Mandarin Oriental

Immersed within the heart of rue Saint-Honoré just steps away from Place Vendôme, Mandarin Oriental, Paris has recently reopened and once again welcome guests who can easily explore the capital’s most innovative boutiques and illustrious French brands, or stroll to the Louvre, Garnier opera house and Tuileries Garden. 

The lush, landscaped inner garden provides a serene sanctuary from the bustling city. 

Heated in the winter, the garden is the perfect spot to enjoy afternoon tea, a specialty cocktail from Bar 8 or the culinary magic of Chef Thierry Marx. 

To mark the reopening, the hotel has announced the launch of a Belvedere vodka pop-up terrace at Bar 8, destined to be the best spot in the city to enjoy this distiller’s innovative vodka cocktails – created with its signature Single Estate Rye and Heritage 176 – while enjoying gentle music in a sophisticated ambiance.

Dorchester Collection - Le Meurice

A sophisticated hotel with a long historic background, Le Meurice is synonymous with style, romance, excitement, and luxury in Paris- one of the world’s most beautiful cities. Le Meurice is now reopened with 20 new renovated rooms. The more luminous and refined spaces with warm hues, made-to-measure furniture and intuitive technologies offer a new perspective and bring out the best in the spirit of Le Meurice stretching back two hundred years.

 

Once again signed by the hands of the trio formed by Charles Jouffre, Margaux Lally and Luc Berger, the makeover stays loyal to the classic 18^th century style for the greatest pleasure of our future guests looking for a genuine experience à la française.