Hotels in Paris

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Paris is the capital of France and the world’s most popular tourist destination. It is the most glamorous city in the world and the one with the most historical monuments and landmarks. Explore the beautiful Champs Elysees from the Concorde to the Arc de Triomphe. You will find all of the top brands on Avenue Montaigne.

Visit Place de la Concorde and Place Vendôme’s luxury hotels and jewellers.

A stroll along the banks of the Seine is a good way to see the city’s landmarks. The Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, la Défense, the Cathedral of Notre Dame and the 35 beautiful bridges along the river are highlights of any visit.

Don’t forget to go and see Disneyland, Jardin du Luxembourg, Parc Astérix, Ile Saint-Louis, the Catacombs, the Latin Quarter, Montmartre and Quartier du Marais, the Sacré-Coeur, (the oldest church in Paris), the Opera, Les Invalides, la Place de la Bastilla, the Palace of Versalles and the Lafayette Galleries, where you can buy excellent perfumes.

The best nightlife is in Place Pigalle and Blance, the Champs Elysees, in Saint-German-des-Prés, Montparnasse and around the Sorbonne and the Pantheon.

Paris awaits you in its pomp and glory.

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• Hotel Sejours & Affaires Serris Rive Gauche

  

  Paris East-Disneyland, Paris

  Reviews : 3.75 / 5

  Guests are invited to enjoy the environment of the residence located next to Serris Val d'Europe, just steps away from Marne La Vallée. The Seine et Marne district offers tourist sights (e.g. Medieval City of Provins, Vaux le Vicomte castle and Feline park of Nesles), as well as the famous Village Valley shopping centre. The residence is located 32 km from Paris and close to the Disneyland Paris resort and the business district of Val d'Europe. The establishment is some 43 km from Orly and Roissy Charles de Gaulle airports.

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• Hotel Residhome Paris Massy

  

  Orly Airport, Paris

   

  This aparthotel is located near to the new Central Massy neighbourhood, close to TGV (high-speed train) and suburban train stations, the ultra-modern omnisports centre, shops and the médiathèque. The residence is located in the heart of the Saclay Scientipole scientific and technological valley, near the Palace of Versailles.

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• Hotel France Eiffel

  

  Arr 14-15 Montparnasse-T Eiffel, Paris

  Reviews : 3.50 / 5

  This charming hotel is situated in a peaceful street, just minutes from the Eiffel Tower, the Champs de Mars, the Trocadero, Les Invalides and the River Seine. Scores of shops and other entertainment attractions as well as some of Paris' unrivalled tourist sights are within walking distance of the hotel or are easily reached on public transport. The nearest underground stations, Dupleix and Bir Hakeim, are both to be found in the hotel's vicinity.

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• Hotel Paris Rome

  

  Arr 9 Opéra-St Lazare, Paris

  Reviews : 2.98 / 5

  This charming hotel is located in a quiet side street in the 9th Parisian district. An array of shops and entertainment attractions are located in the immediate vicinity. Folies Bergère, the Opera and Sacre Coeur are easily reached within a few minutes walk.

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• Hotel Brebant

  

  Arr 9 Opéra-St Lazare, Paris

  Reviews : 3.48 / 5

  The hotel is located on the corner of the Boulevard Poissonnière and Faubourg Montmartre. Some of Paris' most renowned shopping centres and the opera are located in the immediate vicinity. Delightful bars, pubs, shops and connection to the public transport network are all just a stone's throw away. Charles de Gaulle airport is 25 km away.

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• Eiffel Tower

    by   Alex

  I prefer to see the Eiffel Tower from a distance – and it can be spotted from various points around Paris, because up close, it can be like the battle among the tourists to get to the top. The best time to visit is first thing in the morning to try and beat the arriving coach crowds. As one of the world’s most iconic sights, visiting will never be a tranquil experience, but at the same time, the memory of your visit will stay with you forever�

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  • Published   17/04/2009
  
  

• Eating Out, Paris

    by   Alex

  The French take their food as seriously in Paris as they do in the rest of the country. Expect to sit down for a long and leisurely meal here. The French don’t like to rush their food. Most Parisians eat lunch around noon, and don’t head out for dinner until around 8pm. It can be expensive to eat out in Paris, but check out the preset menus particularly in the left bank which keep costs down. Expect to try some amazing French food, but those looking for something a little different can eat from the thousands of international restaurants in the city�

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  • Published   17/04/2009