Are you looking for a unique and unforgettable hotel experience in the heart of Paris and its beloved neighborhood Le Marais? Then, you might want to take a look at this… When I was in Paris about a month ago, I was invited to stay at Hotel Bourg Tibourg which is located in Le Marais. Maybe, you don’t know Hotel Bourg Tibourg, but I am sure you know or have heard of Hotel Costes, one of the very it! hotels in Paris. Hotel Costes is the big sister of Hotel Bourg Tibourg, and the decoration is very similar, so you can definitely tell that the two hotels are of the same owners. The location itself is superb. Everyone loves Le Marais, which is central and filled with the best shopping, dining and coffee possibilities. The hotel building is in an old, narrow house which ultimately leaves you with a real, unique and Parisian experience. The best of it all was the cozy room with the connected balcony in Parisian style. I used it for several photo shoots and to enjoy the complimentary room breakfast in the morning which consisted of everything you could think and dream of for breakfast. Writing…
ENGLISH – DANISH VERSION BELOW – The hipster guide to Paris: Having visited Paris four times within the last three years, I would say that I have gotten to known the city quite well by now. In that connection, a friend of mine told me that she was going to Paris for three days and wanted to get as much out of her time in the city as possible. Therefore, I have decided to do this hipster guide to Paris. The guide is for the kind of traveler who is looking to experience as much as possible in three days including both classic Paris attractions, must do’s when in Paris as well as the hippest spots in the city. I hope you like it! FIRST DAY IN PIGALLE: This area shows you the authentic Paris. Start the day by walking by Lé Petrin Médiéval (31 Rue Henry Monnier) to grab bread and cakes for a breakfast picnic. This is a bakery where everything is just delicious. Head to Sacre-Cæur afterward. It is only about a 10-minute walk from the bakery. From here, you can indulge in both the beautiful view that the hilltop church offers of Paris as well as…
For this post, we are staying in Paris, although I am back in Copenhagen. This post will be about the hip hotel Le Pigalle. I was invited to stay at Le Pigalle when I was in Paris last week. It is pretty clever – the hotel is named after the neighborhood where it is located. All in all, that means Le Pigalle. Not only, is Le Pigalle my favorite neighborhood in Paris. The hotel turned out to be a great experience too. Le Pigalle describes itself as being a neighborhood hotel, embracing everything that has to do with Pigalle: “The team is local and will take you to meet some of the places, people and stories that bring Pigalle alive and make Paris so vibrant. The croissants are provided by the nearby bakery, the books selected by the local bookstore and the music chosen by a neighbourhood DJ who also is an album collector and happens to be born in Pigalle. Local artists, shopkeepers and restaurant owners, they all have something to say about their neighbourhood. You can meet up for a drink, a night (out), or a coffee. This is Pigalle!” This is the attitude that guests are met with…
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