Baden-Baden is Germany’s most
renowned wellness city, and this hotel is
an urban oasis set in a private park. A
favourite of dignitaries and celebrities,
the hotel garnered international
attention when U.S. President Barack
Obama and twenty-five heads of state
arrived for the 2009 NATO Summit.
Perhaps some of these overworked
leaders enjoyed a treatment at the
medical spa that boasts a team of
German
doctors,
who
oversee
everything from preventive check-ups to
nutrition coaching. There are also two
beauty spas specialising in Asian and
South Pacific therapies. The Brenners
Park-Restaurant sets a romantic tone,
with deep-red walls and glittering
chandeliers, but it's the one-Michelin-
star food by head chef Paul Stradner that
makes it the area’s top-rated restaurant.
Brenners Park-Hotel & Spa
A unique urban oasis, set in a sprawling park
Le Bristol Paris is a unique place for its exemplary
service and refinement. Located on the elegant
rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, in the heart
of the city’s arts and fashion district, this
palace has welcomed guests since 1925
and features renovated rooms and
suites that are decorated in 18th century
French-style. Exceptional 3-star Michelin
cuisine is created by master chef, Eric
Frechon (pictured right), in the newly
designed restaurant, Epicure, which
overlooks the French gardens. The
luxury 1-star Michelin brasserie,
114 Faubourg offers an
inviting atmosphere. Le
Jardin Français welcomes
guests for afternoon tea,
or less formal lunch and
dinner. Le Bar du Bristol is the
new place to be seen in Paris on
evenings. The swimming pool has
panoramic views of Paris’ rooftops and
Spa Le Bristol by La Prairie completes
this exceptional palace.
Le Bristol Paris
4 Michelin stars promises gastronomic delights
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