After years of travel restrictions and lockdowns, Paris is experiencing a revival, offering plenty of opportunities for luxury travelers in 2022. We’ve explored the city to bring you the ultimate guide to dining, accommodation, and shopping in one of the world’s most cherished luxury destinations.
Dine: L’Abysse
L’Abysse, led by Yannick Alléno and sushi master Yasunari Okazaki, has quickly become one of Paris’ top Japanese restaurants. Situated in the 8th arrondissement, the gallery-inspired L’Abysse offers an intimate dining experience with a focus on Japanese cuisine. The sushi bar allows guests to witness Chef Okazaki and kitchen partner Taïchi Megurikami’s expertise firsthand. Apart from sushi, the menu features unique dishes like duck foie gras confit and savory mushroom ice cream.
For reservations and more information, visit yannick-alleno.com
Stay: Kimpton St. Honoré Paris
Kimpton St. Honoré Paris is a new addition to the Paris hotel scene, exuding modern hospitality in the Opera District. Housed in a historic Art Nouveau building, the hotel offers 123 guest rooms and 26 suites inspired by Parisian apartments. The on-site Montecito Restaurant serves a mix of Californian and French cuisine. Sequoia, the rooftop bar, provides stunning views of Paris and a wide selection of drinks.
For reservations and more information, visit kimptonsthonoreparis.com
Shop: La Samaritaine
Reopened after a redesign by LVMH and SANAA, La Samaritaine is a must-visit department store in Paris. The store features luxury brands like Maison Margiela and Louis Vuitton across its seven levels. The architecture of the building is a blend of historic and modern elements, providing a unique shopping experience for visitors.
For more information, visit dfs.com/en/samaritaine
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