Some love it, others shun it (the famous intermittent fasting!) and, for most, it's made up of habits that are hard to break. For many guests, this first meal of the day is the last moment of their stay with a chef. Providing room and board implies that chefs take an interest in it, even if it's often a headache and a real logistical challenge. Meet 3 hotel chefs who go to great lengths to make sure you wake up feeling refreshed.
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The lunch menu: the best way to eat out - our top 10
Between noon and midday, it's time to grab a bargain: the lunch menu in gastronomic or bistronomic restaurants. It's the perfect time to lighten the bill without sacrificing the experience.
Long weekends, first rays of sunshine... What if it was the right time to escape Paris? Here are ten hotels less than two hours from the capital, for a breath of fresh air without having to go far.
Did you know that the Ritz Paris is featured in over a hundred literary works? Discover all the secrets of this Parisian hotel
Every month, Gault & Millau immerses you in the story of a great Parisian palace. In March, immerse yourself in the story of one of Paris's most luxurious hotels: the Ritz Paris.
Marc Haeberlin opens a delicatessen in Illhaeusern
Chef Marc Haeberlin has just inaugurated a new address in Paris: a delicatessen, accessible to all, attached to the Auberge de l'III, combining Alsatian products, chocolate and the art of living.