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It's a big French landscape
Last week, Netflix released the second season of "Emily in Paris" of the King Bomber Paris Small Times.
Emily, an American girl who has just entered the workplace, was accidentally sent to work in Paris, and she oscillated between her "good girlfriend" boyfriend and classmates, and the fluttering Mary Sue plot was unstoppable.
The magic of this drama is that bad reviews and popularity fly together. Emily's inexhaustible outfit and netizens know that it is not the real Parisian life, or let most people brush it in one day and leave a three-star evaluation.
However, it is not so bad, at least the filming is superb, and it can be called a French scenery blockbuster.
There are not only classic attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, the Hall of Mirrors of versailles, the Louvre, and there is no shortage of new landmarks in Paris, Samaridan. Emily even went on holiday to Saint-Tropez and the Champagne region.
MISS also found a number of Classic French hotels.
For example, the Hacienda Hacienda Hacienda opened in September, the Four Seasons Grand Hotel Cap Ferrat in France, the Fashionista Hotel in Paris, and so on.
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Grand Hotel Cap Ferrat, France
Emily's same resort
The season begins with Emily and her girlfriend on vacation in St-Tropez, France, culminating in French romance.
In the play, Saint Tropez was actually filmed in Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, located in southern France, with the most beautiful seashore and sandy beach, and is a favorite resort for the rich, celebrities and royals.
The hotel booked by Emily is the famous French Cap Ferrat Hotel, built along a cliff with a garden full of lavender and citrus.
The hotel is now managed by Four Seasons Hotels and was once awarded the title of "Palace Hotel".
Emily travels by car, and the hotel's white buildings blend in with the Mediterranean Sea, making it hard to help but follow and explore the interior.
Through the circular glass windows in the lobby, you can enjoy the panoramic view of the ocean. It is worth mentioning that this was designed by Eiffel Tower designer Gustave Eiffel when it first opened in 1908.
In 2009, the hotel was renovated and designer Pierre-Yves Rochon retains this classic design.
White and beige tones extend from the lobby of the commons to the rooms, which offer views of the Mediterranean Sea from the basic rooms.
The Luxurious Suite has its own private terrace and infinity pool for comfort and luxury.
The private party that Emily and her friends attended was actually part of the hotel.
The four-bedroom villa is called Rose-Pierre, as its name suggests, the exterior of the villa is pink.
The villa features a rooftop terrace, an outdoor pool, a garden and a private gym and sauna.
The "water saxophone" performance is performed in the outdoor pool.
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Hacienda Des Haciendas de Paris
Open-air After Party
After the "Lave Labs" launch, Emily and her friends moved to a private terrace to celebrate.
The terrace is facing the banks of the Seine, and looking at the Eiffel Tower, MISS recognizes at a glance that this is the Le Tout-Paris restaurant of the Hacienda de Paris Hacienda de Paris.
Located on the 7th floor, the restaurant is a bistro to be precise, with a contrasting bright style and marble bar, perfectly integrated into the youthful atmosphere, perfect for small talk and gatherings with friends.
In September this year, the Hacienda de Hacienda de Paris officially opened for pre-order, and the crew rushed to be the first to shoot when it opened.
Not only is the Le Tout-Paris terrace, guests can enjoy panoramic views of the Seine River and the Eiffel Tower from the guest room balcony.
Each of the 72 rooms is equipped with a personal butler service.
The rooms are decorated in beige tones, with furniture almost always by the French sculptor Philippe Anthonioz, and no superfluous decoration.
The hotel bathroom design matches the overall off-white tone.
Champagne-coloured mosaic tiles and metallic glass-textured fittings add a touch of bright highlights to the matte room.
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Shangri-La Hotel, Paris
Taste authentic Chinese food
Emily and Gabriel dined at the Chinese restaurant Huatian Hotel, which features red lanterns, crystal chandeliers and red velvet seats... It is full of Chinese style elements in the eyes of foreigners.
In fact, the restaurant does not exist, it was temporarily built by the crew at the Shangri-La Hotel in Paris.
Shangri-La Hotel, Paris, has a Chinese restaurant "Xianggong", which is the first Michelin-starred Chinese restaurant in Europe, specializing in Cantonese cuisine, pot rice, dim sum and other Cantonese cuisine can be tasted here.
This is Shangri-La's first hotel in Europe, and sparks of Asian genes colliding with French court art can be seen everywhere.
The hotel was once the former residence of Napoleon's nephew, Prince Roland Bonaparte, and in order to preserve the building in its entirety, Shangri-La hired architect Richard Martinet to renovate it for four years.
The lobby where the prince originally received guests is now the hotel's check-in front desk, and the lobby is connected to the restaurant, and you can still feel the atmosphere of the royal palace.
The hotel occupies the best location for the Eiffel Tower, and almost all rooms have views of Parisian landmarks.
The light colours of the rooms are warm and comfortable, by the design guru Pierre-Yves Rochon.
Interestingly, the hotel's most luxurious suite, Suite Impériale, is the only room with no view of the Eiffel Tower.
This room was once Roland Bonaparte's bedroom, and it is said that the prince himself hated the tower very much, believing that the tower was a huge and grotesque building towering over Paris, making a big splash and simply turning his bedroom back to the tower.
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Hotel Athena Paris
The restaurant where Shivey and her husband separated
The intricate crystal chandeliers, shell-shaped seats, pure bright white tones, and silver metal texture decoration are quite fashionable and futuristic.
Alain Ducasse au Plaza Athénée, one of the business cards of the H tel Plaza Athénée in Paris, is a tourist attraction.
The owner of the restaurant, Alain Ducasse, is a god of gastronomy and has been awarded three Michelin stars for many years since 2000.
Select the best seasonal ingredients and design new seasonal dishes inspired by them, and even a classic French toast breakfast is ritualistic.
Since its opening in 1913, the hotel has always been synonymous with elegance, luxury and classicism, and has always been the first choice for hotel lovers.
It is located on the Avenue Montaigne, adjacent to the Eiffel Tower and the Seine.
From the rooms, you can see the avenue Montaigne, which is full of fashionable shops, and you can get a bird's eye view of the hotel's tranquil courtyard garden.
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