2 nights in Versailles

Is Marie-Antoinette your secret alter ego? As in, you love to shamelessly surround yourself with decadence, luxury and top notch service? Well, this is your once-in-a-lifetime chance to live that dream. The historic Palace of Versailles recently opened a chateau on its grounds to the general public, making it the very first time EVER for the public to get a chance to spend the night at Versailles.

The luxury chateau includes a spa, a nearly 50-foot-long indoor swimming pool, and a kitchen managed by chef Alain Ducasse, whose menu is inspired by the opulence of the French court under King Louis XIV. But the most exciting part: staying in the chateau includes exclusive access to the palace, including to areas that are closed for the general public. 

The winner and their +1 will enjoy a stay in The Necker Suite. The spacious Necker Suite is the former private apartment of Jacques Necker, the finance minister and statesman who became a significant figure in the French Revolution. Serving under Louis XVI, he was arguably the most popular minister of the era. Designed for two, the grandest suite at Le Grand Controle boasts four metre high ceilings, and an impressive layout, perfect for those wanting to relive the lavish Palace lifestyle. Featuring a freestanding bathtub of dreams, guests will enjoy breathtaking views over the lush Orangery Garden and the Palace from their bathroom. With triple aspect views, this light filled suite is a must for experiencing Le Grand Contrôle in all of its 18th-century splendour.

Of course this bucket-list stay is all-inclusive (including basics such as the most buttery croissants & unlimited macarons) but on top of that, we'll top it off with epic experiences such as a private performance at the royal opera, a privat dining in the former apartment of Louis XV's daughters and a Marie-Antoinette themed day.