$100-$135 Paris hotel?
Aug 17th, 2005, 05:02 PM
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$100-$135 Paris hotel?
Planning trip to Paris in June, 2006 and looking for a hotel in $100-$135 per night range. Prefer A/C. Am considering Hotel Bonaparte, Hotel Port Royal, Hotel Claude Bernard, Hotel Palais Bourbon, Hotel GrandBalcons, or Hotel du Champ de Mars. Any thoughts on these or others in this price range and preferably with A/C? Thanks.
Aug 17th, 2005, 05:33 PM
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I would suggest Hotel Valadon http://www.hotelvaladon.com/ right down the street form CHMPS dE Mars. Stayed there twice over the past year and you cannot go wrong with the area. Great places to eat and 10 min. walk to the TOWER. hAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY.
Oct 27th, 2005, 12:05 PM
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Greg, check out Hotel Andrea on the edge of the Maurais near Notre Dame. www.hotelandrearivoli.com or email [email protected]. Great location.
Jan 19th, 2006, 09:56 AM
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If I remember correctly, Valadon has a very strict cancellation policy so be sure to read everything thoroughly.
http://www.hotelvaladon.com/
<i>You can cancel your reservation chargefree up to 10 days prior to arrival. If you cancel ten to six days before, though, one night is due and payable, and in case of cancellation six and less days prior to arrival, the full amount of the stay is due and payable.</i>
http://www.hotelvaladon.com/
<i>You can cancel your reservation chargefree up to 10 days prior to arrival. If you cancel ten to six days before, though, one night is due and payable, and in case of cancellation six and less days prior to arrival, the full amount of the stay is due and payable.</i>
Jan 19th, 2006, 10:08 AM
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Last I knew, the Port Royal was only a 1* hotel (although well reviewed in that category, and I like its location) and def. did not have AC. Has it changed? I didn't think the Grands Balcons or Champ de Mars had AC, either. Most won't in that price range in the central area, but you have a few that do.
YOu might throw Hotel Clement into that batch. It's not far from the Bonaparte and has AC, although budget.
YOu might throw Hotel Clement into that batch. It's not far from the Bonaparte and has AC, although budget.
Jan 19th, 2006, 12:18 PM
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The last few times we have been in Paris we have stayed at the Chatillon in the 14th (Metro Alesia). http://www.france-hotel-guide.com/h7...atilloneng.htm
We like it because it is quiet, clean, rooms are a reasonable size (not common in Paris) at a reasonable price, around 65 euros and run by an extremely nice couple. The only difficulty is that it is not terribly central. There is a metro stop not far away, and you’re only a few stops from anything you want to see, but if you want to stroll along the Seine or by the Eiffel tower in the evening, it’s not the place for that. HOwever, one of our favourite restaurants, La Regolade is just outside the front door!
We like it because it is quiet, clean, rooms are a reasonable size (not common in Paris) at a reasonable price, around 65 euros and run by an extremely nice couple. The only difficulty is that it is not terribly central. There is a metro stop not far away, and you’re only a few stops from anything you want to see, but if you want to stroll along the Seine or by the Eiffel tower in the evening, it’s not the place for that. HOwever, one of our favourite restaurants, La Regolade is just outside the front door!
Jan 20th, 2006, 08:43 AM
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Sully Saint Germaine and Moderne Saint Germaine on the Left Bank are both excellent hotels. Moderne has breakfast included Sully does not. PERFECT location in Paris. Both have websites you can check out.
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We stayed at the Hotel de Suez on Boulevard Saint Michel. The location was great. The room were smallish, but comfortable. Our only problem was that we stayed there in July, 2003 (the year of the tragic heatwave which reputedly killed 10,000 people in France), and our room had no A/C. I'm not sure if other rooms have A/C or not. On our second stay there, the weather was more civil and we enjoyed the hotel and the area.
http://www.hoteldesuez.fr/
http://www.hoteldesuez.fr/
