Characters in Woody Allen movies are pretty lucky. Sure they're a little quirky and dysfunctional, but boy do they get to travel to some incredible destinations. In his newest flick, "Midnight in Paris," Allen whisks his protagonist off to The City of Light, where Hôtel Le Bristol served as one of the primary filming locations. A perfect representation of Parisian charm, Le Bristol offers some of the largest guest rooms in Paris, each adorned with Louis XV- and Louis XVI-style furniture, antique prints and sumptuous fabrics. The hotel is located just two blocks from Élysée Palace, on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, which is considered one of the most fashionable streets in the world. And while you might not be lucky enough to wine and dine with the likes of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Cole Porter, your time at Le Bristol will feel just as magical as the nights main character Gil Pender spent with the cultural elite.
Characters in Woody Allen movies are pretty lucky. Sure they're a little quirky and dysfunctional, but boy do they get to travel to some incredible destinations. In his newest flick, "Midnight in Paris," Allen whisks his protagonist off to The City of Light, where Hôtel Le Bristol served as one of the primary filming locations. A perfect representation of Parisian charm, Le Bristol offers some of the largest guest rooms in Paris, each adorned with Louis XV- and Louis XVI-style furniture, antique prints and sumptuous fabrics. The hotel is located just two blocks from Élysée Palace, on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, which is considered one of the most fashionable streets in the world. And while you might not be lucky enough to wine and dine with the likes of F. Scott Fitzgerald and Cole Porter, your time at Le Bristol will feel just as magical as the nights main character Gil Pender spent with the cultural elite.
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