A stone's throw – literally – from the Champs-Élysées, the Monsieur George hotel stands out as the essential pied-à-terre for tourists who have put down their suitcases on the most beautiful avenue in the world, and has nothing to envy to the competition of the surroundings. 

Its 46 rooms with retro charm, where emerald green reigns supreme, and its 3 iconic suites invite you to go back in time to the&nbsp;Sixties.&nbsp;Aged mirrors, vintage decor, black marble... Each design detail of this flashy - but not&nbsp;bling&nbsp;- pension is in fact a way of traveling in the footsteps of&nbsp;Anouska Hempel, architect and interior designer to whom we owe the furniture of the&nbsp;Parisian&nbsp;flagship of&nbsp;Louis Vuitton.&nbsp;Former actress who notably gave the reply to James Bond in the mythical&nbsp;On Her Majesty&#39;s Secret Service, she took up the challenge of creating a living space for the first time.&nbsp;A successful bet for the woman who adorned&nbsp;Monsieur George&nbsp;with a now signature deep green, a true reminiscence of Turkey, where she recently renovated a palace on the Bosphorus, the border river between the West and the East.

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Suitable for meetings,&nbsp;Monsieur George&nbsp;opens up on his reception, then his restaurant bar called&nbsp;Galanga&nbsp;&ndash; named after a rare plant, a cousin of ginger, stimulating and with multiple virtues, including that of opening the appetite.&nbsp;Led by chef&nbsp;Thomas Danigo&nbsp;(passed by the very famous&nbsp;Laurent, Michelin-starred), the place offers among other things to taste prawn ravioli, yellowtail carpaccio or a revisited taco with organic avocado and garden herbs.&nbsp;To continue, a cod, coconut milk and galangal, with Asian mushrooms or a piece of beef aged 21 days topped with a teriyaki sauce with nori seaweed.&nbsp;And an excellent finish - a&nbsp;poached pear, sakura honey, a &quot;Fior di latte&quot; ice cream or a rice pudding with almond milk and roasted mango.&nbsp;All punctuated by 6 signature cocktails whose herbs come straight from the aromatic garden located on the roof of the restaurant, surrounding the glass roof that overlooks it.

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Finally, to break away from the frenzy of the Champs-&Eacute;lys&eacute;es, and if one last proof of its ultra-confidential status is needed, head to the&nbsp;Spa By le Tigre, a famous yoga club founded by&nbsp;&Eacute;lodie Garamond. Tailor-made services, therapies and massages, private yoga lessons in the room, fitness and a range of beauty treatments, like a real invitation to let go to find a breath and an aligned, harmonized, energized mind.&nbsp;

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<a href="https://www.monsieurgeorge.com/" style="box-sizing:border-box; color:black; text-decoration:underline" target="_blank">Monsieur George</a> 
17 rue Washington, 75008 Paris. 
From &euro;320 per night in a classic room;&nbsp;continental breakfast &euro;26.

Monsieur George: the Parisian hotel is about just a stone's throw from the Champs-Élysées

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