WHERE TO STAY IN PARIS

Hotel Costes

For the ultimate splurge: evenings are a scene of who’s who in Paris, and guest rooms are ultra-extravagant, in lush velvet hues and sumptuous décor. Steps away from some of the best shopping in the city – the iconic Saint-Honoré shops & flagship boutiques.

Save time for a cocktail and snack in their beautiful courtyard.

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The Hoxton

For casual, fun vibes. Located in the 2nd arrondissement yet still walking distance to all the major museums, you’ll fall in love with the easy atmosphere and whimsical décor. Rooms are small but cozy and chic. Don’t miss brunch at the restaurant Rivié with incredible spritzes and French Toast.

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Le Meurice Paris

For a chic sleep, this luxury hotel has been top of the list for travelers due to it being perfectly located in the heart of Paris. Not only that, but its beautifully decorated to have a mix of 18th century chic meet with modern comfort. It’s a wonderful stay but also feels as though you’re in a Parisian gallery with the walls covered in works from artist such as Warhol, Dalí and more.

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WHERE TO EAT IN PARIS

Le Girafe

Iconic views of the Eiffel Tower and delicious options – known for their seafood. Enjoy especially with outdoor seating during the summer, and get a side of fries!

Holybelly

A classic Parisian breakfast isn’t much more than a pastry and a coffee, but this spot offers the best Bourbon pancakes in the city. They’re known as one of the best brunch spots around – offering eggs, pastries, fresh OJ, and more. Insider tip – the line can get long so better to stop by when they first open or during the week.

Le Petit Lutetia

A classic Paris bistro that has solid food options like foie gras and chocolate mousse, but even better people-watching. Walking-distance from Luxembourg Gardens; stroll here after an afternoon spent relaxing in the 17th-century park!

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SHOPPING IN PARIS

ba&sh, of course!

You will find over a dozen ba&sh stores throughout Paris – from flagship locations like Victor Hugo to beautiful corners in Le Bon Marché and Galleries Lafayette. Pop by for a personal styling appointment with a Parisian ba&sh stylist, and insider tip: enjoy exclusive styles that are available in France-only!

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Re-SEE

Co-founded in Paris in 2013 by 2 female founders, Re-SEE is an incredible online marketplace for vintage & luxury second-hand fashion. However – insider tip: they also have a beautiful showroom in Paris, and can bring any of their online assortment to show you in a private 1-1 appointment. Book online and step into secondhand & vintage heaven!

INCREDIBLE VIEWS

Arc de Triomphe

One of the most famous monuments in Paris, located at the western end of the Champs-Elyées. Seeing this attraction never gets old and is a wonderful end to a day of shopping. Climb to the top of the structure and see the most beautiful views of the city.

The Seine River

Running along the Seine River to the Eiffel Tower is one of the best ways to see the city. Go first thing in the morning on a gorgeous day – it’s so cinematic, it’ll make you feel as though you’re in a Parisian movie.

Musée D’Orsay

Although famous for its vast collection of impressionist paintings of Monet and Van Gogh, not many know of the incredible view. On the upper level, you can get a unique sight of Paris through the large clock, which is one of the only remnants of the times when the museum was a railway station.

NIGHTCAP IN PARIS

Bar Hemingway

Located in the luxury hotel, The Ritz Paris, this bar is a cozy place for intimate drinks for two. It’s only about four tables with no music, giving the feeling of an exclusive members club. Not only is the atmosphere ultra-alluring, but the cocktails are one-of-a-kind and delicious: a perfect place to throw on your new ba&sh floral midi dress and enjoy a champagne cocktail in an intimate setting with lovers or friends.

No Entry

Located below one of the most popular lunch spots in Paris is a speakeasy like no other. In true underground style, you enter through a cold-store room at the back of the restaurant, Pink Mamma. The bar serves beautiful and original cocktails as you lounge on the velvet pink couches – stop by this iconic destination known as one of Paris’ most elegant cocktail clubs.

Café De Flore

Want to immerse yourself into the bustling Parisian lifestyle? Sit at a tiny bistro table on the sidewalk and people watch with a cocktail in hand at this iconic café. Since opening in 1880, the menu has expanded to offer a plethora of drinks, but stays true to the French classics as well. One of the client favorites from the menu – Le Flore; a sumptuous mix of Grand Marnier, cognac, champagne, and red berry coulis.

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