Île-de-France Fishing Holidays

Very peaceful place! Nice walks around the ponds and in the woods behind the hotel. Close enough to Versailles to take advantage of the sights, if you wish. Far enough away to be very quiet. Our room was really beautiful and comfortable. The outdoor terrace is a great place for breakfast or a coffee. The bar was a nice spot for a glass of champagne. And we had a fabulous meal at Le Corot, the starred restaurant in the hotel. Go here if you want peace and quiet in a sophisticated environment. Don't go if you want the energy of Paris proper.

Tucked just off the Champs-Élysées, Four Seasons George V isn’t just a hotel — it’s a palace where elegance lives, service speaks without words, and every gesture reminds you that you matter. I’ve stayed in many beautiful places, but this one holds a special place in my heart. What makes it my favorite hotel in the world isn’t just the luxury — it’s the people. The staff here don’t just perform their roles — they embody them. From the doormen to the waitstaff, every individual wears the most refined attire, moves with grace, and treats you with sincere warmth. There’s a quiet dignity in how they serve, and it makes you feel truly at home — not in a casual way, but in the most respectful, elevated sense. I deeply appreciate this level of professionalism, and it’s something I rarely see done so flawlessly. During my recent stay, I was placed in one of the beautifully renovated rooms — a soft, dreamy sky blue. The fun part? I unknowingly packed nearly all sky blue outfits for this trip, so everything felt perfectly coordinated, like the room had been designed just for me. And of course, no stay at George V is complete without exploring its crown jewels: three Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof — Le Cinq, Le George, and L’Orangerie. Le Cinq is my personal favorite — not just for its incredible food, but for the service that made the entire dinner feel like an intimate, luxurious experience. I even had a thoughtful conversation with a waiter in Japanese — a memory I st

Tucked just off the Champs-Élysées, Four Seasons George V isn’t just a hotel — it’s a palace where elegance lives, service speaks without words, and every gesture reminds you that you matter. I’ve stayed in many beautiful places, but this one holds a special place in my heart. What makes it my favorite hotel in the world isn’t just the luxury — it’s the people. The staff here don’t just perform their roles — they embody them. From the doormen to the waitstaff, every individual wears the most refined attire, moves with grace, and treats you with sincere warmth. There’s a quiet dignity in how they serve, and it makes you feel truly at home — not in a casual way, but in the most respectful, elevated sense. I deeply appreciate this level of professionalism, and it’s something I rarely see done so flawlessly. During my recent stay, I was placed in one of the beautifully renovated rooms — a soft, dreamy sky blue. The fun part? I unknowingly packed nearly all sky blue outfits for this trip, so everything felt perfectly coordinated, like the room had been designed just for me. And of course, no stay at George V is complete without exploring its crown jewels: three Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof — Le Cinq, Le George, and L’Orangerie. Le Cinq is my personal favorite — not just for its incredible food, but for the service that made the entire dinner feel like an intimate, luxurious experience. I even had a thoughtful conversation with a waiter in Japanese — a memory I st

Tucked just off the Champs-Élysées, Four Seasons George V isn’t just a hotel — it’s a palace where elegance lives, service speaks without words, and every gesture reminds you that you matter. I’ve stayed in many beautiful places, but this one holds a special place in my heart. What makes it my favorite hotel in the world isn’t just the luxury — it’s the people. The staff here don’t just perform their roles — they embody them. From the doormen to the waitstaff, every individual wears the most refined attire, moves with grace, and treats you with sincere warmth. There’s a quiet dignity in how they serve, and it makes you feel truly at home — not in a casual way, but in the most respectful, elevated sense. I deeply appreciate this level of professionalism, and it’s something I rarely see done so flawlessly. During my recent stay, I was placed in one of the beautifully renovated rooms — a soft, dreamy sky blue. The fun part? I unknowingly packed nearly all sky blue outfits for this trip, so everything felt perfectly coordinated, like the room had been designed just for me. And of course, no stay at George V is complete without exploring its crown jewels: three Michelin-starred restaurants under one roof — Le Cinq, Le George, and L’Orangerie. Le Cinq is my personal favorite — not just for its incredible food, but for the service that made the entire dinner feel like an intimate, luxurious experience. I even had a thoughtful conversation with a waiter in Japanese — a memory I st