Unique experience of Paris


Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Paris, one of eight hotels with prestigious Palace elements, is launching a new luxury package for their guests.



This time, the esteemed guests of this hotel will have the opportunity to experience the unique experience of Paris and share their best "selfies" from the City of Light. Selfie in Paris package offers you a combination of luxury stay in this prestigious hotel, the use of the private car and driver for three hours in a personalized journey through Paris. While driving private automobile you have access to free Wi-Fi internet, as you have in your room, as well as a list of the best locations for photography in Paris, in order to create the perfect selfies and explore the lesser known sites of this beautiful city. The list includes some very romantic locations, with excellent views of the Eiffel Tower and other urban places, perfect for photography.



Guests who use the new package can optionally share their selfies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter or Google + pages of this hotel, with HASTAG #MOselfiecontest. Images will be placed public, and typing this HASTAG will be making them eligible for an exclusive contest that will run from October this year till January next year. At the end of each month, Philippe Leboeuf, general manager of the hotel will decide which image’s the best, and each winner will receive a one-day stay in this prestigious award-winning hotel.



To make their guests look their best in their selfies, The Spa, which is part of the Parisian hotel, is the perfect starting point for this adventure, with special Guerlain treatments and Guerlain magic professional makeup.



Otherwise, the benefits that await you within this package are: luxury accommodation at the Mandarin Oriental Paris Hotel, breakfast for two in your room or in the Camelia restaurant, free use of Wi-Fi internet, private car (Mercedes E Class) with driver service, participation in Selfie competition.


























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