Paris | Rosewood When it comes to Rosewood, don’t just think of Hong Kong!

|Rosewood When talking about Rosewood, don’t just think of Hong Kong! The Rosewood Hong Kong is undoubtedly a regular on the world's top hotel rankings, but the performance of Rosewoods in other major cities is mediocre, and can only be said to be neither good nor bad. Only in my opinion, the Rosewood in Paris can be regarded as being absolutely as good as the Rosewood in Hong Kong. As a palace-level hotel, the brand strength of the Grand may not be at the forefront. After all, Paris has first-tier luxury brands such as Cheval Blanc, Four Seasons, and Bulgari. Shangri-La, which has a mediocre reputation in China, has also gained a place thanks to Jay Chou's confession balloons. Even so, the Grand has attracted a group of loyal fans with its restrained artistic design and rich historical attributes. Its predecessor was Crillon. Crillon Hotel. Even now, if you tell the driver to go to Rosewood Hotel, they may not know where it is. After giving the address, they will say, "Oh, its Crillon!" I asked the taxi driver several times why it was called Crillon, and only then did I learn this story. And unsurprisingly every driver said this was a great hotel. Located in the Place de la Concorde, the whole hotel is very photogenic. The public areas on the first floor will change the art exhibits from time to time. When you enter the hotel, you will have a very open feeling, similar to an art corridor. It will not feel dull or restrained at all. The design of the breakfast room is also very sophisticated. If I were to summarize this hotel in one sentence, it might be that it is historic yet trendy, trendy yet solemn, open yet with a certain degree of privacy. Overall, it is a hotel that has a good sense of contrast