Does anyone know about hotel de Nevers on the Rue de Bac. Is the location convenient? Any other suggestions?

I don't know anything about that hotel, but the location is very convenient IMO. Whichever part of rue de Bac that is on, you are only a block or two from a metro stop and two different lines, one going N/S and one going E/W to St Germain, so you can't beat that; also, it's very near the Seine and central. A good shopping area, also. <BR>

Livia, I've had no personal experience with it, but I *seem* to recall it being mentioned in Sandra Gustafson's book. <BR> <BR>Anyway, I'd second Christina's comment about the convenient location.

hi livia, <BR>try nethotels paris. <BR>http://paris.nethotels.com/english <BR> <BR>with over 800 hotels online and a local call center in paris, they should have something for you. <BR> <BR>best of all, it is free from them. <BR> <BR>good luck <BR> <BR>nudge.

Never been there but people who have said: <BR>Hotel de Nevers - <BR>Lots of charm <BR>Not a real fancy place <BR>very clean <BR>people were friendly. <BR>no elevator <BR>small hotel <BR>For more Paris informatin e-mail me - [email protected] <BR>

Livia: Rue du Bac is a very nice street but not extremely lively street. Quiet upscale area. Some good bakeries/patisseries around. Close to Le Bon Marché, dept. store, which is very parisian. My favourite! Don't miss the food halls there. Just amazing. <BR>Do walk the Rue St. Placide and Rue du Cherche-Midi. A LOT of small nice shoe-shops, boutiques and others around. From Rue du Bac, you cant walk to a lot of places or take public buses at Blvd. Raspail that take you everywhere. Have fun!