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Postcard From Paris: Camesha “Posh” Powell
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July 21, 2024

Postcard From Paris: Camesha “Posh” Powell

“I’ve been visiting Paris for years, and can confidently say it is one of the most unique cities in the world. There is no shortage of beauty, charm, history and substance to the city — it has an undeniable and inexhaustible appeal.” Camesha Powell, fashion and travel entrepreneur

 

France, and Paris in particular, will be the spotlight for summer 2024 with the Olympics scheduled for July 26 – August 11, 2024. If you haven’t planned your Parisian adventure yet, here is a guiding itinerary to a posh and pleasant experience this summer and beyond.

Where To Stay

•Hôtel Castille Paris: A 5 star hotel in central Paris, located near the Louvre Museum, Place Vendôme and Place de la Concorde.

 

•Hotel Raphaël: Located in the 16th arrondissement, near the Champs-Élysées and the Arc de Triomphe. This five-star property offers a luxury stay that is central yet peaceful with an amazing rooftop view.

 

•Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra: Luxury five-star centrally located between the Opéra Garnier and Place Vendôme. It has an intimate, warm and exclusive ambience.

 

•Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet’s: One of the few still family-owned, this hotel offers a true representation of French luxury hospitality with elegant aesthetics and exceptional service.

 

•Le Meurice: The original palace and the epitome of quiet elegance, this hotel is perfect for special occasions with its luxurious rooms, flawless service and top-tier offerings of Michelin-starred dining.

 

•Hôtel Plaza Athénée: One of Paris’s most iconic luxury hotels located on the city’s famous avenue of couture with magnificent views of Eiffel Tower. It offers exceptional service, the finest dining and a dream stay.

Where To Dine

•Hôtel Costes Le Restaurant: A five-star hotel famously known for its glitzy courtyard dining, fashionable crowd and celebrity sightings.

 

•La Girafe Paris: Nestled at the top of Palais de Chaillot, with breathtaking views of Eiffel Tower and a beautiful atmosphere, La Girafe is perfect for a special occasion. Reservations open one month in advance and go quickly…so act fast!

 

•Le Train Bleu: In the hall of the Gare de Lyon, this restaurant offers a unique and beautiful dining experience that will be a core memory.

 

•LouLou Paris: Located within Musée de Arts Décoratifs with terrace overlooking the Tuileries Garden and views of Eiffel Tower is a dream brunch on a summer day
— not to miss!

 

•Perreuche: A roof-top gem perched atop Printemps Haussmann offering a Mediterranean escape with stunning views of the city and the Eiffel Tower
— perfect for lunch. Plus, you can shop right after!

 

•Pink Mamma: This fantastic four-storey Italian restaurant is one of the most refined yet eclectic dining experiences. The building is insanely intriguing and the food is amazing.

 

•Café de Flore: Renowned cafe with celebrity clientele in a charming corner serving French fare and stylish people watching.

 

•Le Marly: Located by the Louvre, this is the perfect meeting of Parisian brasserie and fine dining, where you can have breakfast with an epic view. Insider advice: Go on Tuesday when museum is closed for less crowds and a quieter experience.

Where To Go

•Montmartre: Bohemian district on a hill known for its artistic history, Sacré-Coeur Basilica and a magnificent aerial view of Paris. It is filled with bars, local shops, restaurants, nightlife and a younger crowd.

 

•Marais: District in the 4th arrondissement filled with vintage shops, hip boutiques and unique galleries.

 

•Arrondissement 8: Busy and buzzing area of fashionistas, tourists and locals
— filled with nightlight, restaurants, luxury shopping, iconic monuments.

 

•Arrondissement 1: Home to The Louvre, Palais Royal, Garden Tuileries, designer boutiques & luxury jewellery.

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Hôtel Costes Le Restaurant .

La Girafe Paris .

Le Train Bleu.

LouLou Paris.

Perreuche.

Café de Flore.

Le Marly.

Montmartre.

Marais.

Arrondissement 8.

Camesha Powell says the Arc de Triomphe is the perfect backdrop for a fashion-loving travel enthusiast looking to experience and capture the essence of the city.IG/@poshestyle

Sofitel Le Scribe Paris Opéra.

Fashion & travel entrepreneur Camesha Powell dining aboard Le Train Bleu..

Pink Mamma.

Hotel Raphaël.

Hotel Raphaël.

Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet.

Hôtel Barrière Le Fouquet.

Powell wears Prada in Paris IG/@poshestyle

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