The 5 Most Romantic Hotels in Paris
Many seasoned travellers would agree that Paris is one of the most romantic cities in the world. It makes sense, then, that finding a truly romantic hotel in the City of Light is hardly a difficult task. Paris naturally exudes an ambiance of romanticism; if you’re not already in love when you arrive here, you’ll be head over heels by the time you leave. If you’re looking for the ultimate romantic holiday, though, consider booking one of the following five Paris hotels.
1. Duquesne Eiffel Hotel – You’ll never forget that you’re in Paris when you stay at the Duquesne Eiffel Hotel. Located only a short stroll away from the city’s most enduring landmark and located in a completely renovated 18th century townhouse, the Duquesne is brimming with romance. Ask for a room facing the Eiffel Tower for maximum effect.
2. L’Hotel With its deceptively simple name, you might be quick to dismiss the possibilities of L’Hotel. However, it is a tremendously popular choice for couples looking for the ultimate Parisian romantic getaway experience. With its trendy location in the artsy Left Bank St. Germain de Pres neighbourhood, L’Hotel puts romance in the forefront, inside and out.
3. Hotel du Jeu de Paume Between its open indoor courtyard, its prime location in the center of the city and its proximity to the Seine, it’s little wonder that the Hotel du Jeu dePaume is considered to be one of the most romantic hotels in Paris. Storybook romances could easily unfold here; it’s the perfect place to stage a holiday in honour of an uncoming anniversary – or a honeymoon.
4. Hotel Claridge Bellman Whether you want to enjoy romance in an 18th, 19th or early 20th century setting, the choice is yours when you stay at the Hotel Claridge Bellman. The rooms here are themed around various time periods, something that few other Paris hotels can claim. It’s a nostalgic – and exquisite – place to spend evenings while in the most romantic city in the world.
5. Hotel de Banville From plush robes and slippers – to a regular turn-down service – the Hotel de Banville exemplifies what romantic hotels in Paris should all strive to achieve. An assortment of rooms here include balconies with view of the Eiffel Tower; few things are more romantic than gazing at that indelible landmark after sunset – or enjoying the view with that special someone over cups of coffee in the brisk morning air.
By: Max Brockbank
About the Author:
Max is an author, writer and editor. He is married with two children and a cat and lives in south east London.
