World famous footballer David Beckham recently signed for Paris St. Germain on a short contract and generously agreed to donate his earnings of more than 3 million euros to a Parisien children’s charity. So where does someone with that kind of wealth stay during his relatively short 5-month spell at the club? The answer is the Imperial Suite at Hotel Le Bristol.
The hotel is just a stone’s throw from the Élysée Palace – the French President’s official residence – in the heart of Paris, and the suite offers a generous 3,475 sq ft of living space. This includes two bedrooms with panoramic views of the city, three marble bathrooms, a dining room that can seat up to 12 and a kitchen, not that there will be much call for the latter when you have Eric Frechon – a resident chef with three Michelin stars – to hand.
All this can be yours – once Beckham has vacated, of course – for 17,000 euros a night. If that’s out of your budget, standard rooms start from 775 euros a night.
Paul Johnson is Editor of A Luxury Travel Blog and has worked in the travel industry for more than 30 years. He is Winner of the Innovations in Travel ‘Best Travel Influencer’ Award from WIRED magazine. In addition to other awards, the blog has also been voted “one of the world’s best travel blogs” and “best for luxury” by The Telegraph.
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The hotel is just a stone’s throw from the Élysée Palace – the French President’s official residence – in the heart of Paris, and the suite offers a generous 3,475 sq ft of living space. This includes two bedrooms with panoramic views of the city, three marble bathrooms, a dining room that can seat up to 12 and a kitchen, not that there will be much call for the latter when you have Eric Frechon – a resident chef with three Michelin stars – to hand.
The hotel is just a stone’s throw from the Élysée Palace – the French President’s official residence – in the heart of Paris, and the suite offers a generous 3,475 sq ft of living space. This includes two bedrooms with panoramic views of the city, three marble bathrooms, a dining room that can seat up to 12 and a kitchen, not that there will be much call for the latter when you have Eric Frechon – a resident chef with three Michelin stars – to hand.
All this can be yours – once Beckham has vacated, of course – for 17,000 euros a night. If that’s out of your budget, standard rooms start from 775 euros a night.
