It’s a landmark almost as famous as the Eiffel Tower. Built in 1928, the Four Seasons Hotel George V is a luminous, regal affair:

no A-lister worth their salt can miss a shot of themselves entering its gilded art deco doors after a day spent shopping in the Golden Triangle. They’ll have their personal assistant take shots of them sprawling among the hotel’s extravagant flower displays – a team of nine florists arrange 15,000 freshly-cut Dutch blooms every month – or perhaps next to the hotel’s museum-worthy art collection, crystal chandeliers and 17th century Flanders tapestries. They’ll dine at one of the three restaurants which share five Michelin stars among them; enjoy wine from the George’s V very own cellar; take an invigorating lap across the spa’s 17m pool, or indulge in a traditional Japanese face lift for the perfect pre-beauty-sleep treatment.