Tucked just off Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, Maison Delano offers a quieter side of Paris luxury. Elegant, intimate, and perfectly positioned for exploring the Right Bank.

The Left Bank's grande dame. Lutetia blends historic Parisian elegance with modern comfort, placing Saint-Germain's cafés, galleries, and boutiques right at your doorstep.

Effortlessly chic and quietly luxurious, Château Voltaire captures everything we love about Parisian style. Small in scale and rich in character, it feels more like staying in a beautifully appointed private residence.

For a truly iconic Paris stay, few addresses compare. Overlooking Place de la Concorde, the Crillon offers timeless glamour and impeccable service in one of the city's most storied settings.

A Saint-Germain institution that captures the spirit of Left Bank dining. The terrace is ideal for lingering over lunch, while the menu delivers timeless Parisian classics in an effortlessly elegant setting.

For one of the city's most iconic views. Overlooking the Eiffel Tower from the Palais de Chaillot, Girafe pairs classic seafood with a stunning dining room designed by Joseph Dirand, The result is pure Paris glamour—equally worth visiting for the atmosphere, architecture, and unforgettable setting.

A favourite for traditional French cooking with a modern sensibility. Warm, lively, and consistently excellent, it's the kind of restaurant you'll wish you had in your own neighbourhood.

A favourite among those in the know, Early June hosts a rotating roster of talented chefs from around the world. The menu is always changing, making every visit feel like a discovery.

A classic Paris bistro that feels lifted from another era. Tucked down a quiet street near the Eiffel Tower, Fontaine de Mars is beloved for its warm atmosphere, traditional French cooking, and unmistakably Left Bank charm.

A quintessential Paris lunch spot set within the Musée des Arts Décoratifs. With its elegant terrace overlooking the Tuileries, LouLou is ideal for lingering over lunch before an afternoon spent wandering the Right Bank.

Our favourite department store, hands down. Beautifully curated and unmistakably Parisian, it's where we go for inspiration as much as shopping.

Nestled beneath the arcades of the Palais Royal, Rue de Verneuil is one of our favourite hidden shopping addresses in Paris. Known for beautifully crafted handbags and accessories, it embodies a refined, effortless approach to style.

Part concept store, part design destination. Merci is always a source of inspiration, whether you're shopping for fashion, books, or home objects.

Founded in 1838 and tucked beneath the arcades of Place Vendôme, Charvet is widely regarded as the world's first shirtmaker. The legendary walls of fabric, impeccable craftsmanship, and timeless approach to shirting make it a place we return to whenever we're in Paris.

A Paris institution for beautifully packaged fragrances, soaps, and personal care. We're always drawn to the personalized calligraphy and engraving services—it's one of our favourite places to find a thoughtful souvenir or gift.

One of our favourite museums in Paris. Monet's Water Lilies are reason enough to visit, but the intimate scale makes it especially enjoyable.

Perched atop Cheval Blanc Paris, Le Tout-Paris is our favourite place to watch the city transition from day to evening. Arrive just before sunset for a cocktail overlooking the Seine, with panoramic views stretching across Paris's rooftops and landmarks. The setting is as memorable as the view itself.

A quiet oasis in the heart of the city. Wander beneath the arcades, browse independent boutiques, and stop for a coffee in the gardens before continuing your day.

One of our favourite ways to spend an afternoon in Paris is wandering the Marais. We always make time for shops like Isabel Marant and The Broken Arm, a stop at Café Charlot, and a stroll through Place des Vosges.