Hotels Travis Kelce Has Stayed At

Three restaurants sharing six Michelin stars make dining central to the identity of Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris. Christian Le Squer’s modern French cooking at Le Cinq anchors the lineup, while Le George takes an Italian-Mediterranean direction and L’Orangerie serves seasonal menus beneath a glass canopy overlooking the marble courtyard. The setting carries equal weight: a 1928 Art Deco landmark in the Golden Triangle, just off the Champs-Élysées. Inside, La Galerie’s collection of 19th-century art and the Parisian Suites’ classical or Empire-style works give the hotel a distinctly formal character. Some suites open onto terraces with Eiffel Tower views, adding a broader Paris panorama to a stay centered on art and the table.

Three petal-like forms twist skyward at Crown Sydney, giving Wilkinson Eyre’s Barangaroo tower a sculptural presence on the harbor. That unusual shape carries through to the accommodation, where room layouts vary and interiors by New York studio Meyer Davis pair natural and aqua tones with a residential feel. Views of Sydney’s skyline anchor the experience, whether from the rooms or the heated harbor-facing pool with its private cabanas. Restaurants including Nobu, a’Mare, and Woodcut give guests reasons to linger over dinner, while Barangaroo’s parklands, public art, and laneway bars provide a neighborhood to explore beyond the tower.