treated like Royalty at Four Seasons Hotel George V – Paris

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the legendary Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris

step aside Kate & William – you’re not the only one getting the royal treatment

lil Lola is quite comfortable in her French palace

lil Lola is quite comfortable in her French palace

as soon as you step inside Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris you will feel as though you are a part of a royal family. after all, since 1928 when the glamorous property opened its doors, it has been known for its “spirit of modern and elegant luxury”.

Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris located just off Champs-Elysees, reopened its doors in December 1999 after an extensive renovation project that restored the building’s key architectural features and re-created the original style to the tune of $125 million dollars. careful planning was put into place to recapture the original period charm in the decor, however, the property now has all the modern technologies and sophisticated facilities making it one of the world’s most luxurious hotels.

OUI OUI i say! so the stage is set to say that this gorgeous and elegant hotel seems very much like a LUSH FRENCH PALACE. just have a look at one of the common areas where you can enjoy a cocktail or light fare, La Galerie. definitely a prime spot for people watching!

the perfectly posh La Galerie

the perfectly posh La Galerie

if you are in the mood for a more upscale experience fit for a prince or princess, Le Cinq is your place. for starters, the 2 Michelin-starred restaurant has its very own signature china & silver created only for this legendary hotel. can you say FANCY?! it was an absolute pleasure to receive a THREE HOUR royal banquet of a meal at this spectacular restaurant. there were more staff than clientele and they were as delicious as the meal. what a feat to have one of the best restaurants in Paris AND one of the best staff! MERCI BEAUCOUP.

can you see why it would take four hours to eat this?

let them eat…EVERYTHING!

Le Cinq’s menu of course has classic French culinary items but the restaurant also embraces newer, lighter cooking styles and incorporates the freshest regional ingredients. the lamb shoulder that was prepared with spices and slowly cooked for 17 hours was divine. BUT my favorite was the cheese course. something you cannot miss when in France. Le Cinq has the most amazing cheese cart i’ve ever laid my eyes upon!

a beautiful Premier room - definitely perfect for any princess!

a beautiful Premier room – definitely perfect for any princess!

now about Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris’ sleeping quarters. there are many options for all kinds of guest needs inside this landmark building. With 244 rooms in total at Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris – i had the princess treatment in my Premier room. the room was incredibly decorated and spacious BUT the closet and bathroom were almost just as big! i particularly enjoyed my view of the stunning Marble courtyard.

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Le Bar’s Twister cocktail

as one must know, i am the QUEEN of cocktails and so i just had to go see what they might be mixing up down in Le Bar. i opted for the Twister off the ‘Creation Cocktail’ list which is a Hendricks gin infusion with fresh cucumber, lime, fresh basil leaf & sugar. although its price tag is steep (26 €) if this is the only way you can experience some of the majestic luxury of Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, i say it’s worth every penny.

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Princess Lola for the day at Four Seasons Paris

even though i’m really not royalty, i appreciated being the invited guest of Four Seasons Hotel George V, Paris, so that i could have an idea what that lifestyle must be like. not that i can live my life in this regal manner every day BUT it’s an experience that is 100% Lola Approvedlola_blackpink

The Premier Room features Louis XVI style furnishings, which mirrors the traditional grace of French living.  The marble bathroom offers a full range of comfort and conveniences, such as a separate shower and bathtub. The room is attributed with a comfortable sitting area, a convenient desk for business purposes and a large king-size bed, or two twin-size beds.

The daily rate for the Premier Room is 1,275 Euros, taxes and service included. 

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47 Responses to treated like Royalty at Four Seasons Hotel George V – Paris

  1. A landmark hotel in a landmark city. Well done Lola…
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  2. Looks and sounds like a regal stay, indeed! 😉
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  3. Looks very very very nice indeed! And the meal, wow 😉 one for history, I am sure!
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  4. I am in love with my inner princess, hope she gets to be indulged here too 😀

  5. just wow!! I want to go!
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  6. this looks amazing! Super jealous~!
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  7. I shed a little tear of joy remembering this experience. I’m so glad I was able to share it with you, most of all because nobody would believe my story!
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    • haha. yes, i’m glad we had this experience together too. it was really quite something. writing about it brings back all the memories like it was last week!

  8. Well it’s official. This is a must on my quest for the ultimate mom getaway (from my kids!) spot. This lady needs a little royal treatment these days 😉
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  9. Keryn Means via Facebook

    This tired mama sure could use a little princess pampering. Any chance they have an amazing spa?

    • i didn’t visit their spa, Keryn. it was a whirlwind stay!! having said that, i’m quite sure they do. EVERYTHING else was amazing and i’ve never had anything BUT great spa experiences with Four Seasons!

  10. Gorgeous room but the price tag? Ouch!
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  11. Bethaney Davies via Facebook

    Sign me up!!

  12. What? You and Leah aren’t royalty? I’m not buying it 🙂
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  13. Wow – it certainly is Princess HQ. That room looks divine. I would risk never leaving. I can only imagine how amazing the dinner was….next time, you must remember to entertain your loyal subjects at court! 😉 Love it! The George V is definitely one of those amazing experiences to cherish!
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  14. What an amaaaaazing place!
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  15. This place looks unbelievable! Completely fit for a princess like yourself. That cocktail sounds right up my alley – yum!! Take me here now, please!
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  16. Kate Voyage via Facebook

    I am loving the stylish Barbie doll pic.

  17. haha every now & then lil lola makes an appearance. i tweeted the story to Barbie 😉

  18. Jenna Francisco via Facebook

    NICE

  19. Very nice, Lola. We all deserve luxury sometimes. Looks amazing!
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  20. If it is Lola approved then it suits me.
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  21. And too right you should be treated like a queen my darling! This place looks gorgeous! I wouldn’t mind a visit myself xx
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  22. Jealous doesn’t even cut it.. I hate you. LOL.. What a beautiful hotel and in Paris no less.. win win!
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  23. What a coup, Lola! Congrats! I left Paris in Nov 1999 so I never saw it finished (and in my subsequent visits have never made it a priority – now I see the error of my ways!). Merci bien!
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    • just pop in for a cocktail or glass of wine, Raul. it’s worth the sticker shock to get a sense of the special place it is!

  24. This is too much. I literally want all the things… in this hotel. Looks like your stay was truly fit for a queen!
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  25. HEAVEN ON EARTH! cant wait to visit the four seasons in prague & budapest. xo!
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    • mmmm LOVE the Prague FS so so much. amazing staff!! been into the one in Budapest but didn’t truly experience it. next time 🙂

  26. Paris is definitely a place to visit once in a lifetime. They are so many iconic things to see and with time the Paris have learned how to make visitor feel like princess and kings….the food quality is way above North America standard.

    • once in a lifetime?!?! i say Paris is a place one should visit as many times as possible. OUI the food is out of this world.

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