Upon our return to Paris, we checked in to the Bristol Hotel. I have always loved this hotel, occasionally stopping in for a cocktail or lunch when I was a student at Christie’s just up the street. This was the first time I stayed as a guest and it was…
Driving up the Champs-Elysées with the top down and the Arc de Triomphe in sight was so much fun! As much as I hated leaving the countryside, I can’t imagine a more enjoyable return to the city.
That night, after touring the countryside, we headed to the restored Orangerie for dinner. I cannot tell you how nice it was to stroll across the grounds at dusk to the understated, yet extremely elegant dining room. Everything from the gentle flames of the fire, to the warm greeting at…
The next day, we hit the road. This is where our “Route du Champagne” guide comes in handy. If you ever have the opportunity to visit the region of Champagne, by all means, stop at the tourist office in Epernay and pick up one of these guides or link to…
No trip to Champagne would be complete without a stop at the historic house of Moet & Chandon. Founded in 1743, Moet & Chandon is the largest producer of champagne in France, with distribution to more than 150 countries. I love champagne, and I love Moet & Chandon champagne. Not just…
The adorable little town of Etoges as seen from our room. Imagine waking up to this view every morning. It was absolutely delightful.
I launched French Style in 2008 as a fun and creative outlet to share musings about my time in Paris, the things I love, how to make the most of your travels, and how to bring everyday France into your everyday life – no matter where you live.
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