Dec 08 2008

Luxury Hotels Vs. Paris Prestige Apartments

Published by editor at 11:42 pm under Paris Luxury Travel

When it comes to staying in one of the world’s most glamorous and luxurious cities, there are always those who want the very best of everything. Whether for a special occasion or simply because they love the good life, some want to stay in Paris in ultimate splendor and opulence.

But even those who want to live in “ultimate luxury” know that money is always important. As the saying goes, “It takes a smart person to acquire wealth; a wise person to keep it.” Fortunately, travelers to Paris don’t have to skimp on amenities to live like a modern-day squire.

Quite the opposite. In fact, a Paris Prestige apartment offers more than any luxury suite, in terms of value, ability to entertain, opulence and amazing “extras” visitors won’t find at any hotel … and at a fraction of the cost of staying in one of Paris’ luxury hotel suites.

Here are some fast facts to consider: A week at the Four Seasons George V Hotel, the Hotel Ritz in Paris or the Park Hyatt-Paris Vendome will cost visitors roughly 2,500 euros per night for a double-occupancy hotel suite.

If you wanted to bring 8 people to any of these hotels, the cost increases to 10,000 euros per night!

In counterpoint, the stunning Foch Faisanderie collection of apartments from Welcome2France.com is a step up to an ultra-deluxe lifestyle in the glamorous 16th arrondissement of Paris.

The cost? From a mere 959 euros per night, guests have more than 2,000 square feet to enjoy. A party of 4, 8 (or even just 2) can live like aristocracy in the splendor in this stunning apartment, which features a sumptuous interior of royal opulence decked out with cutting-edge 21st century amenities.

Guests are greeted by beautiful artwork, antiques and architectural touches that include interior columns, chandeliers and beautifully painted frescos.

And here’s something else you won’t find in an ordinary hotel suite. The Faisanderie collection from Welcome2France also come equipped with a full-time butler, to pamper guests with years of expertise. In addition to daily cleaning, the private butler will prepare meals, do guests’ laundry, organize lunch or dinner parties, and acquire anything guests may need to make their stay in Paris truly amazing.

Similarly, Welcome2France’s Victor Hugo II apartment costs from just 1,400 euros per night, and is a fabulous property with two levels, 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and sleeps 8 comfortably.

Why book a week at the Four Seasons when you can live for 10 weeks here for the same cost?

And guests won’t be short of luxurious amenities to enjoy. The Victor Hugo II boasts nearly 3,000 square feet, with cathedral ceiling, fireplace, chandeliers, piano, tapestries and beds in the Sofitel system. Valuables are kept safe by the property’s double code protection, an extensive alarm system and a series of safes in each room.

Needless to say, the Victor Hugo II has guests’ entertainment and technological needs amply provided for, with fast WiFi Internet, satellite TV, plasma home cinema, stereo and more.

Both properties feature state-of-the-art kitchens and dining areas, which means guests can entertain in this virtual “home of their own” in Paris. This is more than any hotel can provide. A space for pleasure, entertainment (and maybe even a little business, why not?) that’s unparalleled in the world of Paris hotel suites.

All of Welcome2France’s Paris Prestige apartments include free private driver to and from the airport, and a free concierge service to help guests acquire anything they need when in Paris.

And if you’re still in the mood for a little pampering, Welcome2France’s Prestige Concierge Services can help guests arrange a Mercedes rental, special tours, day-adventures, and reservations at some of Paris’ finest and hard-to-book restaurants.

Champagne and flowers will greet guests on their arrival. After all, the very best deserve the very best.

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  1. Justine Cottle says:

    Hi from Sydney Australia!
    My friend and I are traveling to Paris in September (dates to be confirmed). We are looking to rent and apartment for 2 weeks but we are nervous that as we are not able to speak French we will find things hard without the help of a concierge to answer any questions we may have. There is an apartment, Avenue Montaigne, that we are quite interested in. The location seems to be where we want to be. Do you have any others that may suit?

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