Versailles is one of the more underrated destinations for luxury travelers in France. Sure, Paris and the French Riviera both have their respective places on the list of top destinations. Yet, what is it about Versailles that makes it worth visiting? We’ll discuss five key things you’ll want to know about it as a luxury traveler before booking.
Luxury travelers are constantly seeking the next best adventure, particularly when they desire a high-end experience. We’re here to tell you that your Versailles experience may be fit for a royal (not literally, but close enough). Let’s get started with the key information below.
Versailles Tips
1. Sleep Where French Royalty Once Did
Hotels such as the 5-star Airelles hotel in Versailles (also known by its official name, Airelles Chateau de Versailles, Le Grande Controle) were the premier places for French royalty and nobility to stay. Believe it or not, you are staying on the grounds of a royal palace. In a sense, you can sleep like a king or a queen in a place like the Airelles.
This building was restored to maintain its 17th-century look and luster. It features 14 rooms and suites, each equipped with numerous amenities. It also offers fine dining options, such as the Alain Ducasse restaurant, where you can savor delicious dishes like roasted free-range chicken breast with French-style green peas. Top it off with a chocolate dessert fit for royalty, and it will be a delightful experience.
2. Go On Private Tours
Versailles offers private tours for luxury travelers, giving them the best access to some of the most popular tourist attractions. You can tour the Chateau early in the morning or after hours. Expert guides will also personalize the experience through narration while you explore areas that the crowds might not get to see at all.
Aside from the Chateau, you can also check out other places in Versailles for a private tour, including the Royal Opera House and the King’s Private Apartments. In other words, you get to go on exclusive tours to places that might not be open to the public, all in a bespoke, custom-made experience that is second to none. It sure beats dealing with crowds.
3. A Dining Experience Like No Other
Already, we’ve mentioned the Ore-Ducasse au Chateau. Yet, if you want another place to get authentic French cuisine, La Table du 11 is a can’t-miss, especially if you are looking for a place that creates dishes…
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