Behind the Haussmann façades, a city closes around those it recognises — and we hold the keys.
The city of light keeps its finest secrets for a chosen few. We hold the keys: tables that cannot be found, monuments returned to your presence alone, evenings spoken of only in a hush.
A private jet at Le Bourget, an unmarked car, and Paris opens without a single glance too many.
The finest signatures of the Ritz, Le Bristol and the Plaza Athénée — opened when they are fully booked.
Le Cinq, L'Arpège, Guy Savoy — the impossible table, set for you the same evening.
Silencio, Castel, Raspoutine — the closed circles of Paris part the moment you arrive.
A Louvre gallery or the stage of the Opéra Garnier, yours alone, once the doors have closed.
The addresses we know how to get you into.
A private briefing on the city — where to stay, where to dine, where you are let in when the doors are closed.
The Ritz Paris on Place Vendôme, Le Bristol on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, the Plaza Athénée on Avenue Montaigne: three 'Palace' houses, a distinction reserved for the elite of French hospitality. We secure the suites the sites do not list — the Imperial Suite, rooftop-terrace suites — and, for longer or family stays, private Haussmann apartments with butler, housekeeper, chef and chauffeur. The service does not change from one address to the next: it is total.
Paris holds more starred tables than any other capital. Guy Savoy at the Monnaie de Paris, crowned world's best restaurant by La Liste; Alain Passard's L'Arpège, the Left Bank temple of the vegetable; Le Cinq at the George V, its dining room worthy of Versailles. We hold the corner tables, the private menus and the last-minute lunches where public booking shows full — including with the chefs who are hardest to reach.
Parisian nightlife plays out away from view. Silencio, conceived by David Lynch beneath the 2nd arrondissement, lair of Chanel and Saint Laurent soirées; Castel, the institution of Rue Princesse; Raspoutine and its Russian cabaret near the Champs. A private circle before midnight, a club thereafter: we open these doors for a select clientele, with a reserved table and bespoke welcome, through to the after-parties found on no public listing.
A private visit to the Louvre after closing, from the Mona Lisa to the Winged Victory, far from any crowd; the Opéra Garnier from a proscenium box. In fashion, we arrange private openings at the houses of Avenue Montaigne, Rue Saint-Honoré and Place Vendôme, with personal shopper and closed salon — and, during Fashion Week, access to the shows and after-parties money alone cannot buy.
Private aviation lands at Le Bourget, Europe's leading business airport, where we orchestrate a tarmac welcome, discreet customs and an immediate transfer by chauffeured sedan or helicopter. Within Paris, a fleet with English-speaking drivers and security stays at your disposal; beyond, we arrange a privatised Versailles, a family day at Giverny or an escape to Champagne. Every movement is anticipated so there is never a wait.
The city's great occasions, orchestrated in private hospitality.
Yes. Through direct relationships with chefs and houses, we regularly obtain tables at Guy Savoy, Le Cinq, L'Arpège and Le Bristol — including same-day depending on the venue — where public booking shows full.
We open the doors of Paris's most closed circles — Silencio, Castel, Raspoutine — with a table and bespoke welcome for a hand-picked clientele, through to the private soirées that appear on no public listing.
Yes: access to shows and after-parties, premium hospitality at Paris's great occasions, palace suites and full logistics. These periods must be booked several months ahead — contact us early.
We book the finest suites at the Ritz, Le Bristol and the Plaza Athénée, and offer exceptional Haussmann apartments with private staff — butler, housekeeper, chef, chauffeur — for longer stays and family travel.
Yes: private after-hours visits of the Louvre and the Palace of Versailles, a dedicated guide, access to spaces closed to the public. These openings are planned ahead and depend on the institutions' calendars.
We coordinate private-jet arrivals at Le Bourget — tarmac welcome, discreet formalities — then transfer by chauffeured sedan or helicopter, plus a fleet at your disposal across the capital and out to Deauville, Champagne and Burgundy.
Yes. A dedicated contact remains reachable 24/7 for last-minute reservations, transfers and access, in Paris and wherever you travel.
Paris is not discovered. It is opened — quietly.
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