@@MultiSUPERLATIVO les dépenses des politiciens sont très encadrées maintenant , quant aux élites, heureusement ou malheureusement, mais nous sommes encore dans un pays de liberté...ou alors, il faudra refaire une révolution, ou demander à poutine ou autres dictateurs...
@@lm_b5080 et que faudrait-il faire, obliger les gens aisés de partir, de faire baisser les prix par décrets. nous sommes dans un pays de libertés, les prix libres, l' offre et la demande....c' est partout comme ça...
@@Fromtheforgottengardens I'm not parisian at all but i can tell you that Paris is absolutly not overrated ! It's not a reason all visitors come to Paris and not in any provincial areas for saying Paris is overrated....
@@lannes2068 Not only the aristocrats, far from that ! Between 1792 and 1796, 2918 people were beheaded in Paris. Out of the 2918 people, 305 were aristocrats. The rest and major part was commoners (farmers, artisans, servants, soldiers, shop owners, lawyers, employees, physicians, judges, etc : many of them being middle class and bourgeois).
No matter how much money I had, or what corporation was footing the bill, I could never spend $44K a night for a hotel. No one's service on Earth is worth that.
Agree 👍🏽 Seems to me if someone is Wealthy enuf to spend that amount of Money to Stay in a Yucky Hotel room 🤮 they’d be Better Off Purchasing a flat or a quaint little Cottage in Paris.
I agree and disagree with this video because there are rich people who buy these luxury brands like Gucci, Prada etc. what the fashion market is doing right now is preaching to the quiet luxury so that we may shift to a trend. Quiet luxury is a trend guys!!! It's nothing new 😂. If you want to wear loud luxury go for it be yourself. It's all about preference
These hotels are quiet luxury. Middle class and the influencers have never heard of Le Crillon or Le Bristol. Ritz maybe but Plaza Athenee is even quite gauche.
Well not every rich person wants to own a penthouse I every major city. If I only plan to travel to Paris every few years at most, why would I buy a home I'm never gonna live in? This is just for ppl that are traveling, not ppl intending to live their at all.
@@jayceyallen7745 Hell, even if you go to Paris every month and a lot of people do especially those in the fashion industry, theres no need or desire for a 'penthouse' because Paris isn't a city for penthouses. A Haussmann apartment maybe... but thats why most people don't deserve to be rich, they have no taste.
I am intrigued with the pool at Chateau de Villette. I would love a deep dive on when the pool was constructed, by whom, and with what technologies... Is that information available somewhere in vlog format?
The places for the ultra rich is only a hype. I won't go to Paris to eat haute cuisine or sleep in soft cusions. I would go to Paris to see the place, the outside ambience. All the luxuries that are sold can be found anywhere else in the world where there is tourism and whatnot. But you cannot see the grand view of the real Eiffel Tower anywhere else, and that's what adventurers go to see, not some overblended milk with a touch of asparagus.
Hype... these hotels aren't even advertised. If you are rich, you have to stay somewhere with appropriate security. Well...also, nobody who really loves Paris cares about the Eiffel Tower...thats actually hype. They go for the Musee de Moyen Age at Hotel Cluny or the more obscure museums.
There are many Paris, like NY, London or Barcelona. The take is not so rich when tell about Galleries Lafayette and Samaritaine, the three hotels are quite luxurious, but anyone can go for a coffee if it pleases. There are some secrets in Paris that we must be open to see, beyond the touristic points and the price of somethings, yeah you can spend quite some millions of dollars PER WEEKEND IN Paris, London and NY. But you may have lots of fun if you’re ready to see and feel that way “blaze” of life and find Hemingway’s steps and other priceless treasures. Bonne jorne!
That was a really great video thank you ....having lived in Paris for 2 years you covered everything that you should have. Truly the city of light and a magical City that whether you have money or not you will love it. Thank you! Bob L
1/ You are totally right. 2/ Nobody's nut. Those prices are not established according to what is offered. They are established for the only purpose of separating very rich people from the others. If you very rich, you don't care spending 60 000€ ; if you are not, you don't book those places.
I could be wrong but i believe in Franklin by Apple TV+ Chateau de Villette was used as Benjamin Franklin's residence offered by Monsieur de Chaumont in Passy.
i was amazed at how well each of these french people spoke english! that's better english i've heard from any french than in all my years in paris. i guess that's why they work in the industry
Even if I had the means, I would not choose to reward people who contribute so little to society. There is something obscene about people who overprice luxury
Always remember, a fool and his money are soon parted! I always seek quality and value within reason. For me, I prefer hamburger, spaghetti, or simple salad over a fancy meal anytime!
right first of all you've clearly never been to le cinq or the ritz. it is designed to be exceptional. you pay people for their time, and in the case of le cinq the food is an art form. It IS perfection. you're not sitting down to eat and gobble something this isn't mcdonalds. You sit down for an exquisite display of culinary art and perfection. and this is not about showing off. I guarantee you most people saying at the four seasons and eating at le cinq aren't showing off because its not that much to show off. anyone can spend 1k on a meal. not that "showy"
In the modern times, Château de Villette has been the sanctuary for many celebrities like John Travolta, Tom Cruise and Lenny Kravitz. It has been a source of inspiration for Dan Brown who wrote the “Da Vinci Code” while staying at the Chateau and was later used a filming location for its adaptation. How did a hack like Dan Brown afford to stay there before writing his trash best-seller?
Ppl with lower income tend to flip flop with their feelings towards the ultra rich. One second it's finding them interesting and obsessing over everything they do. Sometimes using them as inspiration for their ambitions in trying to climb the ladder of success. And when the economy isn't in a great place, ppl tend to complain about how 'unrelatable' they are and how they are stupid for how they spend their money. It's funny bc rich ppl haven't really changed their behavior over the years, they've always been known to enjoy luxury. If you can afford it why not? It's only lower income ppl that go back and forth in thinking this behavior is either unrelatable or inspirational.
Dont be a pain in the ass in restaurants. Dont ask where everything is from, how everything is cocked and with this and that on the side. No other nation on earth is that annoying in restaurants.
This kind of frivolous consumption seems anachronistic. With global debt the way it is I don't see how this kind of spending is sustainable. I suppose as long as there is a greater fool still willing to shell out the money these venues will be sustained.
You are right! Whenever I spend, I always consider how my rather limited resources should be allocated. Why spend $ 200 for a meal when I can save to pay almost all my electric bill for the month? It is all about setting life's priorities. I would much rather allocate funds to help an elderly friend pay their rent than visit Disneyland or take an expensive trip anytime.
I think the Galarie Lafayette is for everyday people, not for the rich, have you seen all the tourist? Pre- pandemic, Chinese tourist bring a shopping list while waiting outside the Luis vutton boutique. I think the rich shopper are at St German, and each of the fashion houses own boutiques by appointment only 😊
I met Mr. Bernard Arnault many years ago after he purchased Louis Vuitton. Without doubt, Mr. Arnault is the most elegant, classy and dignified gentleman I have ever met. We shared a few moments sharing stories. I asked him when visiting Paris; Isn't it wonderful for you to see lines of eager, potential customers lined outside the shops, cordoned by velvet ropes, waiting to give you money? He smiled and replied, I am most fortunate!
Is this meant to contribute to public discourse by highlighting extreme inequality that a night at a hotel is beyond the annual, or lifetime earnings, of most people in the world depending where youre at. Id love to know what countries guests are from and the GINI coefficient to understand where the Ultra Wealthy of Paris come from and whether they made their money through contribution, luck, or grift.
Honestly this place makes me feel like I don't belong there even if I had the money. It comes off snobby and elite instead of warm and welcoming like Japan.
I have visited many beautiful cities in Europe, including Paris, as well as some in other parts of the world. Based on my wide experience I will say that Paris is a lovely city, but, definitely over rated.
You are in the lack of belief to sat this. For all VIP visitors, they keep museums all over the world open after hours closed just for private guided tour and security of VIP group.
Jennifer Lopez? Wow. I'm impressed. lol The $270,000 place is nice but as with any other museum-type place, wouldn't you have seen enough after a few hours? The narrator's French is hard to listen to.
Most of the customers are thieves and hustlers including the celebrities ; so don't be so snobbish .There's a lot of unaccounted wealth here like in Switzerland.
Such a beautiful façade. Not many people know that this country is going to hell... Especially the people that can afford this luxury, the horrors are hidden from them.
I love how the French invented “Haute Couteur”, despite most of these cheesy ass rooms looking like your grandmas house on steroids. Same deal with Michellin
La Samaritaine..? Et après les Galeries Lafayettes?? The latter possibly worth a visit once and only for the beautiful dome but not at all luxurious as a place, on the contrary extremely touristy. The real luxury is "Le bon marché", in the 6th arrondissement, not turistic at all; les vrais parisiens.. .
Not so old. So very few things changed and since you seem interested, according to your message, you are most welcome, you and the two neurones left in your brain 🙂 (be careful : one is currently dying. Soon just one left)
What a Waste of Money spending 44k, 52K & more for a 1 night stay. The Rich & Prosperous should donate GENEROUSLY to counter the effects of Climate Change, Child Health & Poverty across the World & thus make the World a Better Place to Live
Casually mentioning the French revolution while charging $60,000 a night for a hotel...
qu ils mangent des brioches.
Current societies seem very complacent in relation to the spending of politicians and elites. Unbelievable.
@@MultiSUPERLATIVO les dépenses des politiciens sont très encadrées maintenant , quant aux élites, heureusement ou malheureusement, mais nous sommes encore dans un pays de liberté...ou alors, il faudra refaire une révolution, ou demander à poutine ou autres dictateurs...
meanwhile parisians are being forced out of the city bcs they can't afford to live in their own city anymore
@@lm_b5080 et que faudrait-il faire, obliger les gens aisés de partir, de faire baisser les prix par décrets. nous sommes dans un pays de libertés, les prix libres, l' offre et la demande....c' est partout comme ça...
The real luxury of paris is the architecture…the history…the culture…the beauty of the everyday…my favourite city of all
Not the people. They hate everyone.
Paris is overrated. Because lot of people come France, come to Paris and that's it.
@@Fromtheforgottengardens I'm not parisian at all but i can tell you that Paris is absolutly not overrated !
It's not a reason all visitors come to Paris and not in any provincial areas for saying Paris is overrated....
@@lesamisdelacuisineprovenca9534Only 1/3 of the foreign tourists go to Paris. That's still a lot though.
Try St Petersburg
Place de la Concorde infront of hotel Crillion is where they decapitated the rich during the revolution
No "the rich".
Current societies seem very complacent in relation to the spending of politicians and elites. Unbelievable.
Not the rich, the aristocrats. The French revolution was a "bourgeois", liberal revolution.
@@lannes2068 Not only the aristocrats, far from that ! Between 1792 and 1796, 2918 people were beheaded in Paris. Out of the 2918 people, 305 were aristocrats. The rest and major part was commoners (farmers, artisans, servants, soldiers, shop owners, lawyers, employees, physicians, judges, etc : many of them being middle class and bourgeois).
Samaritaine is not where the ultra rich go lol just an ad…
No matter how much money I had, or what corporation was footing the bill, I could never spend $44K a night for a hotel. No one's service on Earth is worth that.
Agree 👍🏽 Seems to me if someone is Wealthy enuf to spend that amount of Money to Stay in a Yucky Hotel room 🤮 they’d be Better Off Purchasing a flat or a quaint little Cottage in Paris.
$44K to them may be like $40 to you. I, too, can't wrap my mind around this, but not being rich limits my imagination.
@@luk2k3exactly 44k is pocket change when you are wealthy with a net worth over 100 million 😜
I absolutely agree with you; it is the zenith of bad taste of flaunting money!
I always say that as well, but who knows? If we got billions of dollars, we may not care.
So happy that you brought back this series. Dont discontinue please. 💯
The title of this video is bizarre. It's about where the ultra wealthy stay in Paris, at no point does it mention how they travel.
where people stay is part of their travel plans.
Probably by jets
@@Smithpolly ya, WHERE not HOW
Yep. I was expecting some ultra rich metro cars. But instead we get overprieced buildings and lots of mispronounced names.
@@SmithpollyId say how wealthy people lodge in Paris😅😅 more accurate
I agree and disagree with this video because there are rich people who buy these luxury brands like Gucci, Prada etc. what the fashion market is doing right now is preaching to the quiet luxury so that we may shift to a trend. Quiet luxury is a trend guys!!! It's nothing new 😂. If you want to wear loud luxury go for it be yourself. It's all about preference
These hotels are quiet luxury. Middle class and the influencers have never heard of Le Crillon or Le Bristol. Ritz maybe but Plaza Athenee is even quite gauche.
haut couture? Prada? Gucci? are you serious?
If i am that moneyed, I wouldn't stay in those ridiculously priced hotels. Id buy a penthouse with a 360 degree view of the city. Nuff said.
And what about when you travelled?
they own that penthouse and stay on those hotels
Well not every rich person wants to own a penthouse I every major city. If I only plan to travel to Paris every few years at most, why would I buy a home I'm never gonna live in? This is just for ppl that are traveling, not ppl intending to live their at all.
it's hard to get a 360 view, given that most buildings are old and short. and there is a height limit for new buildings (max 12 stories i think)
@@jayceyallen7745 Hell, even if you go to Paris every month and a lot of people do especially those in the fashion industry, theres no need or desire for a 'penthouse' because Paris isn't a city for penthouses. A Haussmann apartment maybe... but thats why most people don't deserve to be rich, they have no taste.
I am intrigued with the pool at Chateau de Villette. I would love a deep dive on when the pool was constructed, by whom, and with what technologies... Is that information available somewhere in vlog format?
search up "hidden swimming pool". i recently saw a house-selling vid n that house had such a pool too! it's an interior design thing
It does look interesting! It must be a more modern addition, at some point in the video a renovation was mentioned
I don't know the name in english, ,but in french search under "piscine a fond mobile" . There are many companies that do that type of installation.
The places for the ultra rich is only a hype. I won't go to Paris to eat haute cuisine or sleep in soft cusions. I would go to Paris to see the place, the outside ambience. All the luxuries that are sold can be found anywhere else in the world where there is tourism and whatnot. But you cannot see the grand view of the real Eiffel Tower anywhere else, and that's what adventurers go to see, not some overblended milk with a touch of asparagus.
Hype... these hotels aren't even advertised. If you are rich, you have to stay somewhere with appropriate security. Well...also, nobody who really loves Paris cares about the Eiffel Tower...thats actually hype. They go for the Musee de Moyen Age at Hotel Cluny or the more obscure museums.
Paris is covered in rubbish, homeless people sleep rough in the most known tourist spots.
Would be great to know the production process of this! How long did it take to shoot and edit? And what cameras did you use?
Thank you for sharing some if the beautiful stays there in Paris.
Sorry!! Thank you for sharing some "of" the beautiful stays there I Paris.
Sooo this was an ad for LVMH?
There are many Paris, like NY, London or Barcelona. The take is not so rich when tell about Galleries Lafayette and Samaritaine, the three hotels are quite luxurious, but anyone can go for a coffee if it pleases. There are some secrets in Paris that we must be open to see, beyond the touristic points and the price of somethings, yeah you can spend quite some millions of dollars PER WEEKEND IN Paris, London and NY. But you may have lots of fun if you’re ready to see and feel that way “blaze” of life and find Hemingway’s steps and other priceless treasures. Bonne jorne!
@sergiosevero9551 Yes but it is Bonne journée
Luxury is where the local dine, shop and enjoys
C'est vrai. Il y a beaucoup à faire ici. C'est fantastique. J'espère revenir bientôt 💖
The Plaza luxery by simplicity 👌
On My "Bucket List"...!!LOL
Basically these people are maestros in upselling otherwise mediocre art...
No one knows how to overcharge like the French. LOL
You never came to Roma xD (or any open market in north-africa, but that not the same type of customers)
The Italians...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm sick of everything being done for the ultra rich.
The majority is done for the middle classes... there are thousands of hotels for the middle class. A handful for the rich.
At first the wealthy are satisfied then as prices come down the masses follow.
1:34 of course they are in Paris for a trip in Paris 😂
Great job …..loved it! Subscribed…..
That was a really great video thank you ....having lived in Paris for 2 years you covered everything that you should have. Truly the city of light and a magical City that whether you have money or not you will love it. Thank you! Bob L
Le Cinq is the greatest restaurant in the world!
Le Dali at Le Meurice is great. Le Grand Vefour is amazing. Grand Cascade is wonderful. Le68 in the Guerlain building was very fun but its gone now.
No place is worth $60,000 per night. Are they nuts???
1/ You are totally right. 2/ Nobody's nut.
Those prices are not established according to what is offered. They are established for the only purpose of separating very rich people from the others. If you very rich, you don't care spending 60 000€ ; if you are not, you don't book those places.
Outdated. You’re welcome!
you missed the best hotel in paris Le Muerice
I love Paris
Beautiful place
Is there an problem with this sommelier's hand (8:50) or is that the camera angle?
I noticed it too, I think it's physical conditioning from his job ,holding bottles in a certain way
His hand looks paralysed, perhaps from a birth defect or an accident. What a lovely gentleman he is!
Eric Beamjard lost the usage of his right arm in a motorcycle accident when he was 18
I could be wrong but i believe in Franklin by Apple TV+ Chateau de Villette was used as Benjamin Franklin's residence offered by Monsieur de Chaumont in Passy.
Thanks for making a video about me.
the last line though😂
My wife and I toured that first chateau for our wedding.
what time is checkout?
It would've been nice if CNBC would've gotten someone who could pronounce French well enough when talking about Paris for 14 minutes.
Exactly. The presenter's french pronunciation is irritating.
Their domestic audience won't know any better.
I agree, but (she tried) not everyone is as talented as you mate :) Dur dur d'etre doué ;)
8:07 the way she said morels even
i was amazed at how well each of these french people spoke english! that's better english i've heard from any french than in all my years in paris. i guess that's why they work in the industry
PARIS POUR LES HAPPY FEW !
Even if I had the means, I would not choose to reward people who contribute so little to society. There is something obscene about people who overprice luxury
Always remember, a fool and his money are soon parted! I always seek quality and value within reason. For me, I prefer hamburger, spaghetti, or simple salad over a fancy meal anytime!
Wasting money is obscene full stop.
Absolutely.
So right OP. The overhyping of luxury and experiences so that people can show off is nauseating.
right first of all you've clearly never been to le cinq or the ritz. it is designed to be exceptional. you pay people for their time, and in the case of le cinq the food is an art form. It IS perfection. you're not sitting down to eat and gobble something this isn't mcdonalds. You sit down for an exquisite display of culinary art and perfection. and this is not about showing off. I guarantee you most people saying at the four seasons and eating at le cinq aren't showing off because its not that much to show off. anyone can spend 1k on a meal. not that "showy"
In the modern times, Château de Villette has been the sanctuary for many celebrities like John Travolta, Tom Cruise and Lenny Kravitz. It has been a source of inspiration for Dan Brown who wrote the “Da Vinci Code” while staying at the Chateau and was later used a filming location for its adaptation. How did a hack like Dan Brown afford to stay there before writing his trash best-seller?
I love his work. Fortunately I didn't enlist your exclusive taste police services before reading.
'We don't need Paris.' - Dagny, northern Norway. So true...
I lived in Paris 2Years working as my sister lived in 26, av. Montaigne
near Plaza Athene..❤😅🎉
Surprisingly a small amount of comments and likes
Ppl with lower income tend to flip flop with their feelings towards the ultra rich. One second it's finding them interesting and obsessing over everything they do. Sometimes using them as inspiration for their ambitions in trying to climb the ladder of success.
And when the economy isn't in a great place, ppl tend to complain about how 'unrelatable' they are and how they are stupid for how they spend their money. It's funny bc rich ppl haven't really changed their behavior over the years, they've always been known to enjoy luxury. If you can afford it why not? It's only lower income ppl that go back and forth in thinking this behavior is either unrelatable or inspirational.
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Excusez-moi
I clicked on this by mistake, I hope I will not be charged.
The dirtiest city in Europe 😂😂😂
Travelling paris is my dream😢
$50 Grand is already at least 5 more trips somewhere😁😁🙄
I'd much rather go to Bali ... any day.
I prefer the food, culture, and vibes in Bali.
The Champs Elyeese no longer is lined with designer boutiques. Its quite rubbishy these days.
Dont be a pain in the ass in restaurants. Dont ask where everything is from, how everything is cocked and with this and that on the side. No other nation on earth is that annoying in restaurants.
So true…..only Americans do this…why???
How do they justify the price tag???!!!
Beautiful. It's like a dream.
But, super expansive. Need to save money. 😂
Doesn't beat being able to spend time at the beach.
Even if I had the money I’d still want to stay somewhere less bougie and grab some pizza and beer
This kind of frivolous consumption seems anachronistic. With global debt the way it is I don't see how this kind of spending is sustainable. I suppose as long as there is a greater fool still willing to shell out the money these venues will be sustained.
You are right! Whenever I spend, I always consider how my rather limited resources should be allocated. Why spend $ 200 for a meal when I can save to pay almost all my electric bill for the month? It is all about setting life's priorities. I would much rather allocate funds to help an elderly friend pay their rent than visit Disneyland or take an expensive trip anytime.
I think the Galarie Lafayette is for everyday people, not for the rich, have you seen all the tourist? Pre- pandemic, Chinese tourist bring a shopping list while waiting outside the Luis vutton boutique.
I think the rich shopper are at St German, and each of the fashion houses own boutiques by appointment only 😊
Avenue Montaigne
Yes. Lafayette is for the common people who want to feel like rich people. The service is okay. The truly rich don’t go there.
I met Mr. Bernard Arnault many years ago after he purchased Louis Vuitton. Without doubt, Mr. Arnault is the most elegant, classy and dignified gentleman I have ever met. We shared a few moments sharing stories. I asked him when visiting Paris; Isn't it wonderful for you to see lines of eager, potential customers lined outside the shops, cordoned by velvet ropes, waiting to give you money? He smiled and replied, I am most fortunate!
It's gorgeous. It doesn't compare to what Disney can offer.
I could stay only a few days 🤣🤣🤣
The Airbnb next door is $40 a night and offers better luxury
said no one lol
what? have you ever been to the four seasons
why dont you just make it clear that “$5 1:58 0 000 a night is NOT just a room, but the presidential suite?
the night only costs $1-2000/ night
I loved the part in the video where they showed how the ultra wealthy travel in Paris.
Pourquoi vous mentez sur les prix des hôtels ?! Les plus chères suites sont entre 22,000 et 26,000 euros. Arrêtez de dire n'importe quoi!!
Is this meant to contribute to public discourse by highlighting extreme inequality that a night at a hotel is beyond the annual, or lifetime earnings, of most people in the world depending where youre at. Id love to know what countries guests are from and the GINI coefficient to understand where the Ultra Wealthy of Paris come from and whether they made their money through contribution, luck, or grift.
12 wins one loss with this strategy i want to shout
What I learned is that I want to be a celebrity. You have all that money to spend without the responsibility of leading a country.
george clooney might be running the US.
Honestly this place makes me feel like I don't belong there even if I had the money. It comes off snobby and elite instead of warm and welcoming like Japan.
I have visited many beautiful cities in Europe, including Paris, as well as some in other parts of the world. Based on my wide experience I will say that Paris is a lovely city, but, definitely over rated.
Imagine to get a suite for $50K and then you stand in queues for hours to visit the Louvre, Versailles and Eiffel tower.
If you decide not to take a private visit
Lol...they don't stand in queues. In fact, the Louvre won't allow famous people in queues, they have private tours scheduled in advance....
You are in the lack of belief to sat this. For all VIP visitors, they keep museums all over the world open after hours closed just for private guided tour and security of VIP group.
@@mariadelavega546 Exactly. They literally will not even allow you to go to the Louvre if you are famous during normal hours. Its a security risk.
i did that travel in bed under air conditioner by drinking fresh plum campote. 3 stars michlen 😴
Who voted *WRONG* last weekend
Jennifer Lopez? Wow. I'm impressed. lol
The $270,000 place is nice but as with any other museum-type place, wouldn't you have seen enough after a few hours?
The narrator's French is hard to listen to.
Most of the customers are thieves and hustlers including the celebrities ; so don't be so snobbish .There's a lot of unaccounted wealth here like in Switzerland.
TOTALLY AGREE
Such a beautiful façade. Not many people know that this country is going to hell... Especially the people that can afford this luxury, the horrors are hidden from them.
ma ville natale 🇫🇷
The cost for the $50,000 a night could be split up for the barely wealthy... get ten people in there a night and it's only $5,000 😂
I can see instagramers doing that
@@is8249 😂
I love how the French invented “Haute Couteur”, despite most of these cheesy ass rooms looking like your grandmas house on steroids. Same deal with Michellin
i qualified for a 25% discount on my electric bill due to lack of income.
That's real life for many. Paris will most probably remain on the screen.
ok these people were just more successful than you then
Versailles architect was not Mansart, but Le Vau...
From the elliptical room to the octagonal salon....someone is trying a little too hard...
La Samaritaine..? Et après les Galeries Lafayettes?? The latter possibly worth a visit once and only for the beautiful dome but not at all luxurious as a place, on the contrary extremely touristy. The real luxury is "Le bon marché", in the 6th arrondissement, not turistic at all; les vrais parisiens.. .
Chateau dete is definitely haunted 😂
$270,000...is that all? 🤣
May not include the tip...
I feel like I own a piece of art *yutulu*
Hotel de Crillon… cable mess under the side table.. unacceptable !!😮😮😮
70 000. for a night stay? do they literally cater to billionaires only?
Title should be: "How to spend excessively in Paris".
I travel a lot and Paris is consistently among, if not the worst, for food and service. It’s all hype.
This African city of Paris looks interesting in this video. I wonder how old this video is.
Not so old. So very few things changed and since you seem interested, according to your message, you are most welcome, you and the two neurones left in your brain 🙂 (be careful : one is currently dying. Soon just one left)
@@heliedecastanet1882 why you’re upset?😂 it’s definitely an African city, an islamic one to be more specific.
Me an extreme Italy lover: Even a village in Italy is better than Paris 😂
les riches aiment paris
3:46 that's Brian May
you mean the mini statue of liberty. i took a trip there while my visa for the us was pending and i was sooo over whelmed.
they can take the paris bus , no one will attack them. there are teen rich kids that take the bus and the subway
How the F*** is the Sommeliere opening a bottle with that hand 🤣. Im sorry. Im Going to hell😅
Name dropping is soo corny
Title should be "the Most Expensive and Exclusive Hotels in Paris".... Not "How the Rich Travel There"
Why is the price so high?
Because someone is willing to pay that much for it.
What a Waste of Money spending 44k, 52K & more for a 1 night stay. The Rich & Prosperous should donate GENEROUSLY to counter the effects of Climate Change, Child Health & Poverty across the World & thus make the World a Better Place to Live
I am so shocked by the interior deco. It did not give synergy, and it felt basic. The furniture might be expensive but they look cheap.
Bedbugs